4-Star Hotels in Vientiane Province, Laos

The stay was okay, but unfortunately the staff were not very friendly and didn’t even greet guests, which made me feel unwelcome. Also, the prices for renting a scooter were almost twice as high as at other places nearby. Overall, it was fine, but I expected a warmer atmosphere and fairer prices.

The breakfast was delicious and the room was clean. There's also a viewpoint upstairs. The only downside is that the swimming pool needs improvement; it didn't look very inviting.

Vang Vieng is a small town, and you can easily walk everywhere. It rained the entire time I was there, so I didn't get to see any hot air balloons. However, I could see longtail boats passing by the hotel's riverside every morning. I didn't visit any of the further attractions because I thought it would be unsafe to go into the mountains with the rain. Overall, it was a good experience; even with the rain, enjoying a Lao hotpot in town was quite nice.

The bed truly sucks you in; I woke up not wanting to get out at all. The view from the room is simply the best, so incredibly healing. It’s perfect for escaping the chaos and hiding away in a beautiful, tranquil accommodation. The staff provide excellent service, making you feel right at home. A good night's sleep in a beautiful room is life's greatest reward. This trip felt absolutely amazing.

I was mentally prepared before choosing this hotel because its rating was indeed quite low. However, I still chose it because it was ranked 5th on Ctrip. Overall, I'd give it a neutral review. First, let's talk about the problems. The hotel's location is really remote. If you want to go to the city center, especially the bustling streets, it's at least a 20-minute walk. You can also choose to take a taxi, but as you know, in Vang Vieng, Laos, you basically only have tuk-tuks, which are very inconvenient and difficult to hail. Also, many of their apps don't work in Vang Vieng; the logo seems to work, but my Chinese phone number never registered successfully. Unless you have a motorcycle or car, I really wouldn't recommend considering this hotel. Secondly, the hotel's cleanliness. I didn't expect the cleaning staff to be so careless when I checked in. I could see obvious dust and water stains in many corners, such as the faucets, wall cracks, and TV cabinets, which significantly affected my experience. As for the hotel facilities, I found the toilet seat wasn't very good, but everything else was fine. Of course, you know, some small insects are unavoidable in Southeast Asia, but the situation at the hotel is much better. Finally, I'd like to mention the hotel's services. First, it's commendable that they have many day tours available, and the front desk can help us book them without charging a high service fee. They can also help us call a taxi, which is hard to imagine, considering it costs 50 RMB to get to the high-speed rail station in Vang Vieng, and there's only one tuk-tuk available. Now, I want to talk about the hotel's strengths. First, I think the staff's service attitude is excellent. On the day I checked in, I was greeted by a Lao girl. Her English wasn't very fluent, but she tried her best to communicate with me effectively. She also worked hard to help me with getting a taxi to the high-speed rail station and arranging the day tour. She even upgraded my room. Because I wanted a double room when booking, and that type was already booked when I arrived, she upgraded me to a family room, which was a pleasant surprise. The next day, an Indian guy was also very helpful and allowed me to check out an hour late. He even reminded me to get up 20 minutes before I was supposed to take the tuk-tuk to catch my flight. Of course, I also suggest that the front desk staff improve their English. The breakfast was fairly substantial; at least I found the dining experience pleasant. It was mostly American fast food, which was quite palatable. However, I have a suggestion: the beverage selection could be more varied. Only coffee was offered that day; there wasn't even fresh milk, let alone juice, and like other hotels, it tasted like instant powder. If you're on a budget, I think you could consider booking a hotel near the main road in the city center, but don't have high expectations. Treat it as a short-term stay, as you won't be spending much time in Vang Vieng. If you have a high budget, definitely book the most expensive hotel in Vang Vieng, because in an underdeveloped country like Laos, you have to max out your budget to get a satisfactory experience. Overall, I wouldn't highly recommend this hotel.

New, clean raft house with en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and cliff view. Breakfast is served in the restaurant. Ample parking. Good atmosphere. There is a restaurant within the hotel.

Embarking on a journey to the mountains and rivers of Vang Vieng, I chose the Lisa Lona Khuan Hotel as my base, and it truly delivered a deeply restorative experience. Within a few hundred meters of the hotel, you can immerse yourself in traditional Lao massages. The tubing and hot air balloon launch sites are also very close by. In my free time, I loved relaxing by the hotel pool, gazing at the distant karst peaks, and occasionally spotting hot air balloons ascending. The front desk staff were incredibly gentle and patient, meticulously helping me book transportation and recommending hidden local gems for sightseeing and dining. The breakfast had a wonderfully authentic, comforting feel. Its convenient location, nestled between mountains and water, makes it ideal for a leisurely and artistic travel experience.

The hotel is beautiful with excellent service and care. It's located right by the river, offering many fun activities. It's also convenient to get around. The water is cool, the internet is good, and the atmosphere is wonderful, perfect for a relaxing getaway.

The hotel’s in a nice location on the banks of the river and staff are polite and attentive. The breakfast is good and there is a varied choice of foods available.  Because the room’s French doors to the terrace/ balcony and the wooden door (leading directly from the outside) are old and ill- fitting, we had an influx of mosquitoes in our room and I was bitten during the night. Staff sprayed the room while we’re were out, but this was only a short-term solution. We ended up placing damp towels on the floor both inside and outside of the doors in order to try to stop the pesky visitors. We sprayed the room a couple more times and  the second night’s sleep was better than the first.

I really enjoyed my stay at Silver Naga. The staff are so friendly and helpful and the location is amazing- the views of the river and the mountains are beautiful. They help to organise excursions if you want and you can go boating easily and walk into town The breakfast was very nice The only thing is it can get noisy at night from other guests so bring ear plugs