2-Star Hotels in Luang Prabang

Got off to a bad start with my t/f to guest house not in attendance on airport arrival despite landing 20 mins late. The water in shower was only tepid and no hot water for shaving. Breakfast for the extra 40,000kip[US$2.50] was adequate with unlimited tea/coffee. On arrival was placed in wrong room then moved to other side which was above the carpark and near the main road. Room was well appointed, no fridge or tea/coffee facility and house keeping good with consistent time each day[2pm]. The location was the most disappointing being on wrong side of river and having to cross the bamboo bridge to the tourist area on other side. There was only one main restaurant near g/h and as a result was very popular overlooking river.

Had a wonderful stay here -- it's a small, family run B&B-style hotel within easy walking distance from town. The rooms are comfortable and nicely decorated, although for a view you need to stay upstairs (downstairs rooms are a bit dark). Highlights included the friendly staff, amazing breakfast (which is included), free water (which was very helpful given the hot weather at this time of year) and efficient laundry service. They also kindly stored a bag of mine for two nights while I was out trekking on a tour. Would certainly stay again, it's a great deal for a wonderful hotel!

Located at a central to go the night market and also along the Mekong River. Very quiet and splendid hotel. Opposite is the Huean Chan Historic House museum and a Spa massage centres. Adjacent is the main road and easily accessible to ATM to withdraw cash. Local food stalls and coffee bars are abundant here. Staff are helpful and my room is clean and change towels everyday. This is an thumbs up to the room service staff. One of the amenities you have to bring is your tooth brush and your tooth paste. Overall, I am satisfied with my stay at thatsaphone hotel.

A quiet cozy hotel near Mekonga and the city center. Officials speak good English if you have questions - boldly write them to the mail, they will answer. Cleaning was every day, towels were changed constantly, which is not in every hotel. The view from the window as such was not, but we did not sit in the hotel ourselves. A confident wi-fi signal. They provide booking services for tours, taxis, washing, etc. Any question - and the guys will give a maximum to help. At the bottom, on the respiratory, there is a free tea\coffee\cooler with water. There are also tables where you can just sit in silence. There is everything you need in the room, even the refrigerator. I definitely recommend it!

The quadruple room we booked was actually on the entire first floor. Except for the lack of lighting in the bathroom, everything else was great. The location of the B&B is also very good, in a small alley next to the Mekong River, very quiet. It's right next to the Grand Palace, just a three-minute walk away. There is a night market on the street in front of the Grand Palace. Opposite the entrance of the Grand Palace is the entrance to Puxi Mountain. Maifo Temple next to the Grand Palace has alms from 5:30 to 6 o'clock in the morning. There is also a morning market to visit in the morning. It’s very convenient to go anywhere. It’s a very, very recommended hotel. The only drawback is that there are people raising chickens next to us, and the roosters will crow in the morning, but we have a good sleep and will not be disturbed by these.

The Villa Laodeum provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Villa Laodeum offers a pleasant stay in Luang Prabang for those traveling for business or leisure.The hotel is only 5km from Luang Prabang International Airport and 12km from Luang Prabang Railway Station, giving guests a number of convenient transportation options. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Wat Sensoukarahm, Alms Giving Ceremony in Luang Prabang and Hmong Night Market.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities.

Set in a prime location of Luang Prabang, The World Guesthouse puts everything the city has to offer just outside your doorstep. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at the The World Guesthouse. Some of the well-appointed guestrooms feature internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, fan, shared bathroom. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Friendly staff, great facilities and close proximity to all that Luang Prabang has to offer are three great reasons you should stay at The World Guesthouse.

The hotel's work was too sloppy, booked a bed for a girl's quadruple room one day in advance, and paid a fee. I went to the hotel and said that I didn't have this order, and I didn't check my name or order number carefully. Then I found the order with the help of Ctrip customer service, but there was no I had booked a four-person female dormitory, and took me to the first floor and six people to mix in, I felt that the mess was not very clean, and later introduced me to another house. It is recommended that Ctrip deal with the payment, or the order that cannot be refunded, and ask the hotel to confirm the check-in email, this will not happen. I rarely book foreign hotels in Ctrip, because I can't find an order several times, or wait to find an order slowly. It will take more than an hour to finish after 2 pm, check in. However, Ctrip service is particularly good, and problems can always be dealt with immediately and resolved quickly.

I spent three nights here in January. The hotel is simple but the wooden staircase, floors, etc. are lovely and adds a bit of charm and character that is often lacking from other budget accommodations. The rooms are comfortable, tastefully decorated, and well-appointed. It had more amenities than I typically come across. Such as a refrigerator, electric kettle, and complimentary coffee and tea. The bedding, pillows, linen, and towels were in good condition. The hot water and wi-fi worked well. Unfortunately, the room was very small with no place for luggage. To solve this problem I choose a room with a balcony and used the balcony as a living room and luggage storage area. The bathroom was also problematic. Whoever designed it had no idea what they were doing. The vanity was far too big with the wrong type of faucet for that particular sink. The bathroom door only opened halfway. The toilet was crammed in behind the vanity. It would have been very awkward for large people to use. The walk-in room rate was quoted in USD but I wanted to pay by credit card. After the currency conversion, and 3% C.C. fee, the room cost me $39 USD per night. At this price, the hotel really only warrants three out of five dots on the TA scale.

I stayed for a number of months at this hotel, so I know it well. It's the best hotel I've found in Luang Prabang. The managers, a Vietnamese couple named Hoa and Geuang, are very friendly and helpful, and Hoa (the wife) speaks pretty good English. The staff was always helpful. The rooms are relatively roomy (compared to most hotels in LPB), and have an excellent shower, an adequate bed (mattress on the firm side, but ok), an ok AC (a Thai brand), and adequate furniture (a nice, roomy wardrobe, a desk, a medium-size frig, and some small tables). The room I was in (on the first floor) was surprisingly cool most of the time, I think due to being in the shade. One word of warning: if you want to leave anything in the hotel freezer, be sure to label it with your name clearly. I made the mistake of putting an unmarked item (an ice pack) in the freezer, and it disappeared.