Adima Guesthouse

Basic but lovely and in peaceful surroundings

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What we say: 4 stars

Adima is about 7km out of town towards the Chinese border. The journey can be covered by bicycle, but in the heat of the day it feels like an interminable distance. Alternatively, you can organise a tuk tuk at Viengsay Guesthouse for 5,000 kip per person. Its isolation means that it's close to a number of small ethnic minority villages, which can be visited on day trips.

The guesthouse itself has a simple loveliness. Wooden bungalows are built in Lao style, and blend in well with the surroundings. Rooms are simple, with a bathroom with western toilet and cold shower, but staff will supply a thermos full of hot water for washing. There's no fan, but a cool breeze blows in from the countryside anyway.

Balconies have views over scrubland and rice paddies to distant mountains. Just spending some time sitting and contemplating in this peaceful environment will ensure you fall in love with the area. If you're the active type, you can walk or ride a bicycle to the Chinese border, about 3km away. You can also take a number of self-guided walks in the area, with information posted in the restaurant. The closer villages are very accustomed to visitors and are little more than an opportunity to sell handicrafts. Take water and a hat as it's easy to get a bit lost.

Contact details:

T: (081) 212 372 


What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Dbl fan share b'room 5 USD 5 USD
Dbl fan private b'room 6 USD 6 USD

Added to Travelfish on: 28th September, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 9th February, 2005

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