Hotels With Parking in Champasak Province, Laos

The hotel is still in the soft opening phase. We have received a very warm welcome and enjoyed the very good service from the reception. Probably the best hotel in Pakse, good breakfast with fresh made noodle soup and eggs. We enjoyed the warm outside pool and decided to extend our trip. Overall everybody is very service oriented and we would like to thank the entire team for making our stay an enjoyable one!

Highly recommended most importantly no dust nor bugs !Worth the price & peaceful stay ! The blanket & mattress are comfy but the pillow is a lil too baggy!It’s 40mins drive to famous Tadfane waterfall and other.U can rent a bike in the hotel or around there! 2 Convenience stores within 500m.

I had an excellent stay at this hotel! The two reception staff, the gentleman and the lady at the front desk were truly outstanding. They were so welcoming, friendly, and always ready to help with anything I needed. Their warm attitude made me feel right at home and left such a positive impression. Thank you both for making my stay so enjoyable!

A very nice place directly at Mekong. Here you can relax wonderfully and make great excursions (Vat Phou, Bolevan Plateau, waterfalls and 4-thousand Islands). With the 2 pools, it is also suitable for families

The old chairman's hotel is the only high-end hotel in Basong. The facilities are not particularly new and the environment is very good, but there are bugs in the countryside. Overall it’s pretty passable!

It was easy to find using navigation. The room was great, the spacious courtyard was very relaxing, and the coffee was delicious. I'll definitely return for my next business trip.

Good location, service is also very good, the price is not expensive, it is recommended, you can also rent a motorcycle at the counter, and arrange a bus to other places tomorrow, very convenient

The hotel is large in scale and well-equipped, and is located in the center of Khong En Falls and Li Pi Falls. The hotel covers a long stretch of the Mekong River, with beautiful scenery. The hotel is run by Chinese people themselves, and the dishes are also in line with Chinese tastes. Here I would like to especially praise the front desk manager BESS Yang Hongmei, who is superb in business and enthusiastic. She gave us a lot of travel information and suggestions, and helped us in time when we lost our way. When you come to the four beautiful islands, Manman Hotel is the best choice.

We only spent one night at this hotel, but it was very pleasant to be able to cool off in the pool after a long minibus journey. The room was spacious and modern, and for once, the pillows were a good size, which prevented us from waking up with a stiff neck. The dining room was very comfortable with its large armchairs; we even had dinner there because the surrounding area wasn't very inviting. Breakfast was à la carte; a buffet would have been better to avoid long waits when a whole group orders with lots of specific requests in English to the poor Laotian waiter who has a limited vocabulary.

I stayed in a dormitory, which was clean and cool. The bathroom was shared, and only one of the three showers had hot water. Breakfast is served in the lobby from 7:30am. It was simple, consisting of two slices of toast with vegetables and a fried egg and a banana, but it was delicious. The reception can arrange motorbike rentals, tours, and bus tickets. Although I didn't use them, a motorbike taxi to Wat Phu Temple costs 50,000 riel, and a tuk-tuk costs 80,000 riel.