Vientiane Hotels with Breakfast

For our last night in Vientiane, we chose a Thai chain hotel. The price increase wasn't too significant during the National Day holiday. The room was exceptionally large, very clean, and modern. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of food, and the freshly prepared items were quite good, though the stir-fries weren't great. Everything else was excellent, truly deserving of its five-star rating, especially considering the price, which you wouldn't find in China.

This hotel was a very satisfying choice for my trip to Laos. It's well-designed and the facilities are all excellent. The location is also great, less than 1 km from Parkson Mall, which has many Chinese restaurants and a supermarket. For those who enjoy walking, it's an easy stroll to Patuxay and Pha That Luang. I stayed for three nights and received complimentary welcome fruit every day. The ground floor pool is really nice. After a swim each day, I'd order a coffee at the adjacent cafe and relax on a sun lounger – it really made me feel like I was on vacation. The only downside is that the restaurant prices were too high, so I didn't try it. The cafe prices, however, were quite reasonable.

Lao Billions Hotel is a very nice, newer hotel with modern, Western-style accommodations. The rooms are comfortable, the property feels fresh and well maintained, and I really enjoyed my stay. What made my experience especially memorable, however, was the excellent service from a staff member named Anouar. One evening, I returned to my room around 8:00 PM and realized that housekeeping had accidentally missed cleaning my room that day. I mentioned it to Anouar, and even though it was already late, he immediately took care of the situation and contacted housekeeping to have my room cleaned. It was that kind of customer service and willingness to help that really stood out to me. Anouar was friendly, professional, and went out of his way to make sure I was comfortable and taken care of. I enjoyed my stay so much, and especially appreciated the service I received from Anouar, that I decided to extend my trip and make another reservation at Lao Billions Hotel. Thank you, Anouar, for helping make my stay such a pleasant one. Highly recommended!

Shower head could definitely do with replacing. There is hot water though. This hotel was suppose to be non smoking but level 2 stunk of **** one of the days. The toilet flush barely worked in the room and the door for the bathroom was hanging a little off so made it hard to shut properly. Fridge and everything else was clean. Breakfast is really cheap and very nice banh mi!

Honestly , the best & friendliest hostel in Vientiane . It is clean . Free drinking water . The staff will help you order food to the hostel for cheaper price & help you with any other needs. Relaxed vibe & can’t wait to return . I highly recommend

We had a wonderful stay! The hotel is clean and tidy, the rooms are comfortable, and the amenities are fully equipped, making it a great place to rest. The location is very convenient with great surrounding amenities, making both sightseeing and transportation a breeze. The staff are warm, friendly, and patient in assisting with any questions, making us feel right at home. The overall quality of the stay exceeded our expectations, offering great value for money. We will definitely prioritize staying here again next time we have the chance, and highly recommend it to friends planning to visit!

We had a group booking for 12 people. We arrived late at night, slept there, had breakfast the next morning, checked out, and then went to Thailand. The whole experience was excellent. I was especially grateful that the staff diligently checked if one of our group members had left a camera and bag behind, as requested. Everything was resolved. Thank you.

Great service, very clean, nice room! It was a great hotel to stay at for an early flight. It's tucked away off the main road, but the security guards in the area are more than happy to help you find it.

My stay at the Vientiane Hotel was absolutely perfect! The hotel environment is clean and grand, and the public areas are very well maintained. The room was spacious with good lighting, items were neatly arranged, and the hygiene details were spot-on, with even the corners being clean. The service was thoughtful and attentive, with quick responses. Downstairs is the Vientiane Tianjie business district, offering a huge selection of shopping and dining options, and transportation is convenient. The bed was very comfortable, the room facilities were well-maintained, and the internet was smooth. It’s quiet despite being in a bustling area, so you won't be disturbed by outside noise. The price is reasonable and offers excellent value for money. It’s rare to find such a comfortable hotel when traveling, and my overall experience was exceptionally good. I've already recommended it to my friends and will definitely stay here again next time. It truly deserves five stars!👍

Location Just over a 5-minute walk to Talat Sao. It's a bit far from the riverside sightseeing area, taking about 15–20 minutes on foot. Nam Phu Fountain Square is roughly a 10-minute walk away. Room Spacious for the price, which was nice. As other reviewers have mentioned, it looks much older than you'd expect for a hotel opened in 2011. There were no power outlets near the bedside, nor around the desk. Instead, an extension cord was sticking out near the floor, which came as a bit of a surprise. The bathroom was of moderate size, but the hot water supply was poor. The toilet tank wouldn't fill with water, so I had to use the handheld bidet sprayer attached to the toilet to fill the tank manually in order to flush. Amenities seemed to include everything necessary. Breakfast The made-to-order beef noodle soup was delicious, with a really wonderful broth. There were about 5 hot food options—fewer dishes than expected. Staples were abundant, including rice, congee, the aforementioned noodles, and bread, along with salads and fruits. I think it offers good value for money. It seemed like renovations were underway, and out of two elevators, one was out of service. Since the upper floors of the building appear to house corporate offices, the elevator wait times were very long around 8:00 AM due to the morning rush hour. Anyone planning to check out around this time should take note.