We have 12 places to stay in and around Pakse.
Pakse
Pakse has utilitarian hotels and guesthouses, and very few tempt travellers to stay any longer than necessary. They are mostly clustered in the old French quarter and along Route 13 in the section of land where the Xe Don wraps around to join the Mekong. Basic homestay is available on Don Kho island, in the Mekong north of the Pakse.
Paksong
Known as the “coffee capital of Laos”, Paksong is a function-over-fashion kind of town but it’s a good base to explore the Bolaven Plateau’s waterfalls and coffee plantations. It’s consistently cool/cold here at night, therefore accommodation usually does not have air-con or even fan. It’s 50 km east of Pakse, 60 km drive from Tad Lo.