Savannakhet
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Savannakhet
Overall, Savannakhet's accommodation is nothing to write home about. It offers some truly dismal options and a handful of clean and adequate family-run spots, but lacks that budget gem of a guesthouse. It could be worse -- but do choose wisely as the same rate will get you a filthy and noisy room at one place or a clean and quiet one at another.
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Boualuang Hotel
Clean and comfortable
99/08 Ratsavongseuk Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 300 106;With its recently built ice blue two-storey facade and shiny, white tile-floor rooms with tons of space, Boualuang reminded us of the brand-new, modern hotels available on the other side of the river ... Read the full review of Boualuang Hotel.
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Sala Savan Guesthouse
Outstanding if you can afford it
129 Kouvolavong Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 445; F: (041) 252 096The French-style building that houses Sala Savan was built in 1926 and is included as one of 20 notable historic buildings in Savannakhet in the brochure offered at the tourist info centre. The ... Read the full review of Sala Savan Guesthouse.
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Souannavong Guest House
Pleasant family-run spot
152 Senna Rd, Savannakhet
T: (020) 5637 3818;The Souannavong is a small, family-run guesthouse with a central location two blocks north of Saint Theresa Church in the middle of town. A true guesthouse, the lobby area feels more like a living ... Read the full review of Souannavong Guest House .
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Daosavanh Resort
Yes, Savannakhet has a resort
Tha He Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 252 188; F: (041) 213 999Facing the river at the south end of town, Daosavanh is a large-scale, high-end luxury resort with all the fixings. You could say the style is contemporary Lao, but the resort's large white buildings ... Read the full review of Daosavanh Resort.
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Soulinsouk Hotel
Near the bus station
Makhasavan Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 213 436;Located across the intersection from the bus station and Savansai Market, the Soulinsouk is one of the largest and newest hotels in town. It's also one of the easiest to find owing to the life-size ... Read the full review of Soulinsouk Hotel.
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Nong Soda Guesthouse
Budget riverside digs
Tha Hae Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 522;The long-running Nong Soda, also known as the Mekong Riverside restaurant, is a series of large and somewhat goofy lime-yellow concrete buildings by the river and just past the Thai consulate at the ... Read the full review of Nong Soda Guesthouse.
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Savanbanhao Hotel
Reasonable deal though lacking charm
Senna Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 202; F: (041) 212 944This hotel is set in a large featureless enclosure with four two-storey blocks along with a smaller single-storey longhouse all surrounding a central lobby area. It's a strange set-up with each ... Read the full review of Savanbanhao Hotel.
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Leena Guesthouse
Hidden away
Chao Kim Rd, Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 404;Tucked at the end of a quiet sidestreet off Chao Kim Road and a short walk from Wat Rattana and Ratsavongseuk Road, Leena is a popular backpacker spot with basic but functional rooms. Rooms are on ... Read the full review of Leena Guesthouse.
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Top accommodation by review
Sala Savan Guesthouse
1 votes 129 Kouvolavong Rd
Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 445
F: (041) 252 096
Boualuang Hotel
1 vote 99/08 Ratsavongseuk Rd
Savannakhet
T: (041) 300 106
Souannavong Guest House
3 votes 152 Senna Rd
Savannakhet
T: (020) 5637 3818
Nong Soda Guesthouse
5 votes Tha Hae Rd
Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 522
Leena Guesthouse
1 votes Chao Kim Rd
Savannakhet
T: (041) 212 404
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