Hadxayfong Hotel Guide - Lao National Ethnic Culture Park hotels in Hadxayfong, Laos.

"Amari in Vientiane, Laos was amazing. The room was spacious, comfy and super clean! Staff was super helpful and welcoming. Breakfast tasted great. Would definitely be back for another stay."

"Good"

"Had a great experience at the hotel."

"Was a quality place when first opened im sure, but a single lift, no rooftop bar staff and a Restaurant that closes at 4pm sadly marks this place down from where it should be 😟"

"The room was clean, breakfast was great with a few options. The AC kept the room cool."

"Lovely clean room, decent gym and poor area. Has a very convenient cafe downstairs with good food also were breakfast is served in the morning. Pretty wide selection at breakfast. The location isn’t the closest to the centre, it’s about a 20 minute walk to the main part of Vientiane which isn’t bad but the heat makes it feel longer. "

"They upgraded our room after 1st night. The deluxe room facing the city view was spacious but noisy from the traffic and mosquitoes kept us awake. Nice of them to upgrade the room facing the pool. Breakfast is ok. They can do better with a more choices. Location is within was distance to some attractions and shops. "

"Staff is friendly"

"Very large hotel, staff are mostly pleasant. Average maintenance. Breakfast has options, although does not change much over the course of a week. The egg stand at the breakfast serves cold, half-cooked, pre-made omelettes, although the chef was very busy on his phone, for both days I waited there, and could not attend to my request to heat one up. Food at bar is pricy and overly sauced and sweetened. The place could be better cleaned, as I spotted a couple of 6-leg critters in my room and the canteen. Pool was closed during my stay. No speed bumps at the car drop-off area in front of the lobby, and cars race through, so mind when you cross that bridge. Rooms are not very well insulated from noise of adjacent rooms. Mosquitos in the room are a problem, and the tiny incense only seems to make them more hungry. The low cost and river view perhaps is a consolation."