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Miss Loi was the first guesthouse to open in this area many years ago. A sprawling foyer area works well for casual evening meetings, a game of pool, or some essential planning. The 12 air-con rooms and three fan rooms, all reasonably sized, come with cable TV, private bathroom, fridge and modest furniture -- breakfast is included in the room price. Miss Loi can organise trips to the Mekong Delta and other nearby attractions, the only such service in the area. Reputation precedes this place: it's often full so phone ahead to ensure a room booking.

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178/20 Co Giang Street, District 1. T: (08) 837 9589, (090) 820 0242 F: (08) 836 7973
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Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Dbl fan private b'room	12 USD	12 USD
Sgl air-con private b'room	12 USD	12 USD
Dbl air-con private b'room	15 USD	15 USD

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Added to Travelfish on: 23rd December, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 13th April, 2007

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A good deal - 2nd February, 2008
For $14/night (AC double), this place felt like a really good deal. The staff is friendly, rooms are comfortable and clean (our room was cleaned every day), breakfast is tasty, and you can climb to the roof-top porch for a view. One warning: they kept our reservation, but we did see several people who had made reservations get turned away. Definitely recommended.

Miss Loi reviewed by bethmitchell on 2nd February, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 11/2007
This is a Travelfish recommended reviewer
Total reviews submitted: 16.
bethmitchell also reviewed: Ao Toh Ko Bungalows, Hotel 31, KaiKeo Bungalows and Restaurant, Le Jardin Organique Vang Vieng, Pakinai Guest House, Rattana Guesthouse, Real Darling Cafe Guesthouse, Saysouly Guesthouse, TAT Guest House, The Bed and Breakfast, Thu Giang Guest House, TR Guesthouse, Two Dragons Guesthouse, Vinh Phuoc Hotel & Restaurant, Xuan Thu.

Quiet, - 5th January, 2008
It is such a nice refuge from the chaotic city. The family is kind and the breakfast great. The rooms are clean (although they can be a number of floors up by stairs if that is an issue for you!)...

Miss Loi reviewed by carolyns on 5th January, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2007
Total reviews submitted: 5.
carolyns also reviewed: Bo Resort, Canh Tien, Ha An Hotel, Rosy Guest House.

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