2-Star Hotels in Vientiane

Everything you need and nothing you don’t. Decently hot showers, clean nice size bed, and food available for purchase. Right next to a mini big C if you need anything. I stayed for 6 days while awaiting my evisa application approval, and for the chea price it was perfect.

The room was very clean, and the staff were warm and friendly. Most importantly, the location is super convenient, right by the Mekong River. It's just a few minutes' walk to the riverside night market and 'foreigner's street' (meaning a popular area for tourists).

Close to the city center and facing the cultural center, it is advantageous for beginners who are not familiar with geography. The hostel owner is fluent in English, but the staff speaks little English. Everyone in Laos is very friendly. One downside is that the dust inside the room is so heavy that it is dirty enough to take off your shoes, probably because it is under construction. Even after the construction, if the price is the same, it is a hostel that I want to use for my next visit.

The room was decent, but there were no towels, and the bathroom lacked shampoo or any toiletries. The location is close to the city center and breakfast is included. For this price, I can't really ask for more.

The hotel is conveniently located in the city center! The family rooms are definitely not the best, but for 4 people and one night, it is correct for the price (light breakfast included).

I revisited this place. They greeted me with a kind smile. If you're not overly sensitive, it's a pretty good value for money. You can hear the cars from the road, but it didn't bother me.

The owner is Vietnamese, very enthusiastic, and the prices are reasonable. They offer a full range of services, including scooter rentals, taxis, and currency exchange.

In the city, convenient to travel, very hospitable staff Help solve everything Traveling to Vientiane, don't be afraid that the Ta will not sleep.

The room's cleanliness was subpar. The bedsheets had stains, and the pillows were yellowed. I had to call the front desk in the middle of the night to get them changed, and it was slightly better afterward. The space was really small. The location is quite close to the night market, but the facilities feel like they're from the 1980s-90s. Overall, Vientiane itself feels like a small town from the last century, yet it's trying to catch up with first-tier Chinese city prices. This hotel, however, is indeed one of the cheaper options for a single room.

When I went there, there were elderly people, and it took a long time to stay.