Hotels near Bamboo Bridge, Vang Vieng

"For this summer vacation, I deliberately chose the quiet country of Laos. The hotels, both 5-star and 4-star, offered great value for money. The breakfast was also excellent. I was very satisfied. Especially traveling with my 14-month-old child, it wasn't difficult at all. After Vang Vieng, I'm now staying 3 nights in Vientiane. See you again, Amari Vang Vieng!!"

"Upon arriving at the hotel, the receptionist, Nong Suan, checked us in and informed us that our room had been upgraded to the best suite on the seventh floor. She was very friendly and welcoming, which was excellent! The room itself was spacious with mountain views and a view of the pool. It had all the amenities one would expect from a hotel. The TV channels were limited and only in Chinese. Regarding the room conditions, there are several areas that need improvement. For instance, there were water stains on the ceiling around the air conditioning vents in both the living room and bedroom. In the bathroom, there were yellow stains around the toilet, and the showerhead and the area where you stand to shower had stains. The silicone sealant around the sink was moldy and black. If these issues were addressed, it would be fantastic."

"Good location as it is away from the night market which is very noisy and loud at night. Can get peaceful sleep here. Can also access YouTube from TV otherwise local TV has nothing to view. Proprietress is helpful to carry your luggage up staircase to room. Other than that, she is not helpful to give information which you can get from Laos visitor centre. Very easy to walk around but do not expect much to see."

"The hotel is on the main street, so traffic until late night. Even if I had asked a quiet room (I know it is not guaranteed) I was given a room over the main street and the funny thing is that the window door was not closing so all the noise was entering, together with smells (pollution and smoke from different fires). Apart from this, room was clean and comfortable. Smell from the bathroom where, in the shower, you only have the tall and fix shower head meaning you cannot just wash your feet if in need, every time you have to take a shower. Unfortunately staff was not so helpful (anyway polite). Pool always in the shade."

"This is our go-to hotel every time we visit Vang Vieng. The facilities are excellent, and as soon as you enter the room, there's a subtle, pleasant scent – absolutely no strange odors, which is the most comfortable feeling. The breakfast is abundant, and the environment is elegant and cozy. The proprietress is exceptionally kind, warm-hearted, and approachable; she personally greets us every time we come, providing impeccable service down to the smallest detail. The hotel is located right next to the Mekong River, and the garden is also very spacious, with many spots perfect for photos. The pool is cleaned regularly every day, so it's always sparkling clean and hygienic. Highly recommend this hotel in Vang Vieng! 👍🎈"

"The public areas are clean and transparent 🙂 , with abundant green plants and smart room facilities 🙂 , overall it’s good 🙂"

"This hotel is in an excellent location, right in the heart of Vang Vieng. If you're coming by the Laos-China railway, just hop on the green public minibus and tell the driver to drop you off at Ruby Mountain. It's only about a 10-minute ride. It's also close to motorcycle rental shops, so you can easily zip around the city. We rode to the Blue Lagoon and Pha Ngern viewpoint – the weather was amazing! The room was clean, the bathtub was comfortable, and the room had a pleasant fragrance. The TV could access YouTube, and there was a hairdryer. All the amenities provided were excellent. Highly recommended! The staff are Chinese and Black, and they communicate well in English. It made traveling around so easy. I loved it!"

"The hotel is conveniently located right as you enter Vang Vieng from the high-speed rail station. It's a short walk of a few minutes to the most bustling part of Vang Vieng's main street. The surrounding area is generally quiet, with a peaceful temple next door. Inside, the hotel, including the restaurant and rooms, is clean and comfortable. The pool water was a bit chilly in January. Most guests were European or American tourists, and the breakfast offered a good variety. Service was excellent."

"The lobby is large and spacious, with a swimming pool and an elevator. It's clean. The air conditioning wasn't cool at night, so I informed the staff and they promptly changed my room. Overall, it was good and inexpensive, costing a little over 600 (baht) split between two friends. The breakfast options were a bit limited, with only fried rice, salad, bread, tea, and coffee. It would be great if there were more choices."

"The hotel's location is fantastic, right by the night market, and getting to the main street is super convenient. The staff were all friendly and polite; there was a water outage at one point, but it was resolved quickly. The noise issue is a bit harder to deal with—there are a few construction sites nearby, and you can hear loud music from nightclubs at night. If you're sensitive to noise, you might want to skip this one. Oh, and there's a noodle shop across from the hotel that looked really popular, but I didn't get a chance to try it this time, which is a shame."