Souannavong Guest House

Pleasant family-run spot

Photo of Souannavong Guest House , 152 Senna Rd, Savannakhet . , Savannakhet

What we say: 3.5 stars

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 room with its couches and TV, and WiFi works well throughout the building. Rooms are all a bit different so you might check out a few -- the larger upstairs rooms, though well-kept, have a lived in feel while the newly renovated air-con offerings downstairs are small and some have windows only facing a hallway, but they're fresh and clean. All rooms have TVs and basic hot water bathrooms. The only downfall here is that staff can be difficult to find -- more often than not the lobby was unattended during our stay. To their credit, however, staff are friendly and genuine when you do find them. The guesthouse also rents out motorbikes and bicycles, but at time of writing the latter were extremely rundown so we'd look elsewhere for wheels. For rooms, though, Souannavong is a solid budget choice by Savannakhet standards.

Contact details:

152 Senna Rd, Savannakhet .  T: (020) 5637 3818, (020) 5696 9532  


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Usually found exploring Bangkok's side streets or south Thailand's islands, David Luekens is an American freelance writer & photographer who finds everyday life in Asia to be extraordinary. You can follow his travails here.

What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Dbl fan private b'room 70,000 Kip 70,000 Kip
Dbl air-con private b'room 100,000 Kip 100,000 Kip

Added to Travelfish on: 29th January, 2007
Last visited or updated on: 31st January, 2013

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