Muang Kham
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
By the hot springs
If, after Phonsavan and Muang Kham you're still looking for something even more remote and un-travelled, then around the hot springs near Muang Kham could be what you are searching for.
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Hot Springs Guesthouse
Surprisingly good
Baw Nam Norn Nyai
T: (020) 246 1615;There are a range of different rooms at the Hot Springs Guesthouse with the cheapest being a great bargain. They have electric hot water bathrooms with Western toilet, wardrobes and decent beds ... Read the full review of Hot Springs Guesthouse.
Under USD 10 Muang Kham
Although most travellers and backpackers choose to stay in Phonsavan town and visit the Plain of Jars from there, it is possible to do the same from Muang Kham, which has a small selection of guesthouses. If nothing else expect even fewer tourists in Muang Kham than in Phonsavan.
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Thattavanh Guesthouse
Best in town
Behind the market and bus station
T: (061) 217 018;This hotel built in 2012 is the best option in town. Located just behind the main road to Sam Neua near the market and bus station, Thattavanh's rooms boast shiny tiled floors, fans, spring beds with ... Read the full review of Thattavanh Guesthouse.
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Souk Sa Khon Guesthouse
Small, basic and dark
Muang Kham
T: (061) 217 018;Just down the road from the main intersection, the Souk Sa Khon is unobtrusive and looks slightly grubby on the outside. Rooms are small and dark and they appear quite clean on the surface and ... Read the full review of Souk Sa Khon Guesthouse.
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Top accommodation by review
Hot Springs Guesthouse
1 vote Baw Nam Norn Nyai
Muang Kham
T: (020) 246 1615
Thattavanh Guesthouse
1 vote Behind the market and bus station
Muang Kham
T: (061) 217 018
Souk Sa Khon Guesthouse
1 vote Muang Kham
Muang Kham
T: (061) 217 018
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