ViengTara VangVieng Resort

The Viengtara Resort really is an Alice in Wonderland miracle! The nearby river is bustling, busy, even chaotic with Longboats, Kayaks, Swimmers etc... you turn into the Viengtara , through about 50 metres of thick vegetation and WOWEEEEE..... you are in a different World.... it is incredible. The hotel is 8 beautiful Villas on the rice fields and six Rooms in the central area. I cannot overstate the beauty and peacefulness of this absolutely charming Resort, which looks straight on to the spectacular mountains. The Service from the lovely Staff is faultless and meals can be taken in your Villa or in the delightful Restaurant.... which serves good food for Breakfast and all day. The rooms are delightful with all traditional wood but all modern conveniences.... aircon, TV, coffee machine and wonderful large soft bed.... perfect all round. This is a VERY special place to stay.... one of the best.... and we travel A LOT!!

Close to everything but beautiful, peaceful and quaint.

Viengtara Resort offers a unique and tranquil experience with its charming bungalows set amidst lush rice fields. Each bungalow boasts a spacious terrace equipped with a huge couch, providing a perfect spot for relaxation and soaking in the serene views. While the rooms are generously sized, they have a rustic charm as they are not the most modern, adding to the resort's quaint atmosphere. A standout feature is the breakfast service on your own terrace, allowing for a peaceful start to the day. The hotel restaurant's prices are on the higher side, the menu is not great and the quality of food maximum standard - the only pro is the view from the deck. The staff's friendliness and helpfulness is very positive, making guests feel well-cared for. The resort's location is conveniently close to downtown, and with scooter rentals available, guests can explore the surrounding area with ease. Viengtara Resort is ideal for those seeking a comfortable and flexible stay amidst the beauty of Vang Vieng.

Beautiful property set in carefully maintained rice fields with Karst Mountains behind. Villas were quite comfortable with private balcony with great view. The villa on the end probably has the best view. Bordwalks took us to our villa and a comfortable area to view the mountains. The staff was very accommodating and served some of our meals in the viewing area. Balloons flew over at sunset and again at sunrise. Service and food was good.

This property is beautiful! The staff are friendly, and willing to accommodate to my request. I love the sandels, wooden bag and umbrella for guests to borrow. The breakfast that comes with the room is delicious. I love, love the view ❤️💕😍

We came here for a late lunch and the pretty views from their restaurant. The first woman to greet us at the desk was incredibly rude. It was almost as if she did not want us to dine there. In fact, we almost left. She insisted that we pay 200,000 Kip per person to even be allowed into the restaurant. The waitress asked for our credit card prior to us ordering, which was quite uncomfortable as she did not want to give it back. My husband insisted that she hold cash instead. I understand that they might have a problem with people wanting to visit for the photos of their backdrop. Might I suggest that they put this info online or stop allowing outside guests to dine at their restaurant. This was the worst experience we had in all of Laos, where the people are typically incredibly warm and friendly.

While the room was being prepared we had a wonderful view towards the rice fields and the Villas. Getting to our room though we had to learn quickly that this one had nothing to do with the beautiful pictures in the hotel‘s description. The balcony was facing a smelly water pond with a busy street just behind it. Further you could also hear every word spoken in the neighbouring rooms. The breakfast was very nice though and other than in older descriptions all staff was very nice and friendly! But for a price of 100€ per night you get a room that is not worth half of it.