The rooms were big and had everything you need. Nice views too and lovely pool. The food was basic in the restaurant but it’s probably no different to any food you would get in the area. If it was served hot it would be a huge improvement. We skipped breakfast to avoid further disappointment so they gave us a packed breakfast to take on the boat, not great food but great that they made the effort. It felt a bit overpriced for the area.

Lovely hotel in superb setting

Great stop off

Great place to stay

We had a wonderful stay. The F&B guy was great - set up a fabulous table every evening on our terrace overlooking the Mekong. Great place, great food, great service!

Very pretty surroundings, lots of flowers and lily ponds. Many many steps! Lovely welcome with welcome drink and cold towel. Excellent spacious room and shower room overlooking the Mekong. Swimming pool, infinity, overlooking Mekong with bar and 2 staff. Food in restaurant very good, plenty of choice. Good service. No buffet breakfast, eggs, sausage, bacon, potato a little cold. Croissant and bread/toast with jam. Coffee/tea. Only downside, hot water in shower ran out in a few minutes meaning second person had tepid shower.

I thoroughly enjoyed my two nights here. Most travelers to Pakbeng stay only overnight, continuing the next day on their slow river boat trip. During the day there are few or no tourists in Pakbeng town, and it’s enjoyable to walk around, visit the temple, and practice English with the children who hang out there. There’s not really much else to do in town. The hotel grounds are lovely, and the pool is refreshing in the heat of the afternoon. Staff are friendly, but many of them are still struggling with basic English, so communication was sometimes difficult. Breakfast and dinner were both excellent. The hotel is on a steep hill, and it’s a bit of a hike up from the lower bungalows to the restaurant at the top of the hill. Navigating the grounds in the dark is a little bit tricky, because of the variety of paving styles and subdued lighting. Overall I enjoyed my stay, and I’m very glad that I spent two nights instead of rushing off on the slow river boat after one night.

I thoroughly enjoyed my two nights here. Most travelers to Pakbeng stay only overnight, continuing the next day on their slow river boat trip. During the day there are few or no tourists in Pakbeng town, and it’s enjoyable to walk around, visit the temple, and practice English with the children who hang out there. There’s not really much else to do in town. The hotel grounds are lovely, and the pool is refreshing in the heat of the afternoon. Staff are friendly, but many of them are still struggling with basic English, so communication was sometimes difficult. Breakfast and dinner were both excellent. The hotel is on a steep hill, and it’s a bit of a hike up from the lower bungalows to the restaurant at the top of the hill. Navigating the grounds in the dark is a little bit tricky, because of the variety of paving styles and subdued lighting. Overall I enjoyed my stay, and I’m very glad that I spent two nights instead of rushing off on the slow river boat after one night.