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Region: Northern Laos> Province: Luang Prabang> Location: Muang Ngoi
Moon Guest House
A safe bet
Description
In a town dominated by stand-alone bungalows, Moon Guest House's single square building (it's not really a house) retains more of a communal feel. The eight rooms are cosy and dim, but not dirty. Female guests may appreciate that one of the two shared bathrooms (which are a step up from the outhouse-style loos still found at neighbouring guesthouses) is designated for their use. Decorative window bars and locked storage units afford a greater sense of security. Cold drinks can be purchased but there's no restaurant as staff focus on massage rather than cooking. A range of rubdowns are available daily from 8:00-22:00.
Dbl fan share b'room
40,000 Kip (low season)
50,000 Kip (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 12th June, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 13th June, 2008
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