Tumtum Cheng Guest House

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Rated 3 out of 5

Based on 4 ratings and 4 reviews

• Disappointing!!

  We stayed a week having booked and paid in advance and for the price we expected more! Clean but drab rooms where EVERY sound from adjoining rooms echoed through the building! Nonchalant staff and frequent losses of power and water, and at the time of our stay the noise from surrounding building sites was incessant. Pleasant location but a quite a long walk to the central area of LP. Win some lose some.

  Tumtum Cheng Guest House reviewed by rext (Total reviews: 2) on 11th March, 2007
  Rated 2 out of 5. after a stay here in 2/2007

• Friendly?? I think NOT

  Booked well in advance and received email confirmation a few days before arriving. After an 11 hour bus trip from Luang Nam Tha the slimly guy on the front desk told us we hadn't made a booking. Unfortunately for him we are not totally stupid and could see the board with reservations and our room (no. 7) with a reservation written it. Basically he called us liars and when we pointed out the reservation on the board he said he would find us somewhere to stay (now 9.30pm). He managed to find us the most disgusting rat infested S%$#Hole in LP and for $15us. We moved to Sayo the next day and loved it. To be honest Tum Tum looked like a daggy overpriced motor inn so we were glad we stayed somewhere else anyway.

  Tumtum Cheng Guest House reviewed by messej01 (Total reviews: 10) on 30th November, 1999
  Rated 1 out of 5. after a stay here in 1/2007

• Nice and Good Value

  Nice and good value. However, not located on the main street of activities. Gotta turn round a corner to get to it. My female friend dare not walk back to the guest house herself during the night. Overall, nice and quiet place to stay. Only US20 for double.

  Tumtum Cheng Guest House reviewed by janitor07 (Total reviews: 3) on 30th November, 1999
  Rated 3 out of 5. after a stay here in 10/2006

• Perfect location!

  Very good and quiet area just opposite Wat Xieng Thong.From the 2nd floor verandah you can hear the every evening monks-chanting(18:30!Don´t go there before, because you´ve to pay the admission!)Staircases on the Mekong river banks lead to small boats, which bring you to Pak Ou Caves and Whisky Village, but choose them carefully!The guesthouse itself is very clean, big bathroom and friendly staff.Wat Sibounheuang is situated on the back and you can hear the early morning Gooong to wake up the monks through your small window!Well furnished, tiled floors everywhere,AC,no TV. Paid just 20$ for doubleroom in Highseason!Highly recommended!!!

  Tumtum Cheng Guest House reviewed by Fettnoi72 (Total reviews: 6) on 30th November, 1999
  Rated 5 out of 5. after a stay here in 1/2006