Travel Time Reviews

The worst place I’ve been in Laos. Terrible dirty everywhere- bathroom was not cleaned for a long time -clogged shower- you basically clean the floor next to the toilet and stay in that water for whole shower - same with rooms - not clean at all. Also no towels. Breakfast included- just toast bread and peanut butter, no tea, no plates - dirt everywhere- not recommended. Many beds in a small room so you basically going between the suitcases on the floor - because the locker is for phone and maybe laptop. Need to have your own padlock.

almost perfect for the budget price, only the other guests couldn't behave themselves so it disturbed other visitors

The hostel is well located and within walking distance of major sites. It is close to a minimarket and a few restaurants. Beds are big, and breakfasts are included in the already very affordable price. The owner is very helpful and hilarious. When I came and was really starving, he offered to cook something for me. As I was worried about not being able to book a car ride to the airport, he eventually drove me there on his scooter. He is very chatty and willing to share his enriching living expériences.

The calmest hostel in Luang Prabang. The hostel has everything you can possibly need and also offer free breakfast with eggs, bread a drinks. I would recover it

The Chinese boss is very easy to get along with. The atmosphere is very good. I celebrated the Spring Festival and had a New Year's Eve dinner with other guests.

The boss is Chinese, and the Chinese people have no barriers to communication when checking in. The boss is warm, attentive and helpful. The hotel facilities are new, the bed is 1.3 meters wide, the mattress is very comfortable, the environment is clean and tidy, and the location is good. It is close to Puxi Mountain and the Grand Palace. , Xiangthong Temple, alms, morning and night markets, and the Mekong River are within walking distance. The hotel provides free breakfast. I stayed for more than 20 days and will come back next time if I have time! Worth strongly recommending!

The location is easy to find, not far from the lively streets, and very quiet and comfortable. There is a yard and a terrace. Facilities: The youth hostel has all the basic facilities and is very convenient. Hygiene: Acceptable neat and clean, no odor. Very comfortable~ Environment: It feels like home, very relaxed and free, and very quiet. You can have a good rest day or night, and the atmosphere is also very relaxed. Service: free breakfast, you can also exchange money, the boss is very nice, he even took us to the supermarket, we are like family friends ~

A very good youth hostel. The owner is Chinese. He was very enthusiastic and helped me book a ticket to the train station. The environment is clean and sanitary. There are many Chinese friends. The location is near the city center. I highly recommend it to everyone!

Facilities: good Health: good Environment: good Service: good All in all it's good

The boss is Chinese. It costs more than 30 yuan and includes breakfast every day. It’s very popular. Luang Prabang is a small town. You can walk back to the hotel every day. It’s only about ten minutes away from the Foreigner Street night market.

The room is very spacious and the bed is very comfortable. 24 hours air conditioning. The boss is Chinese, and he saw Busch as soon as he went out in the morning. It's close to everywhere you go. Mainly because I met a lot of friends here.

The hotel was newly opened this year and there are many foreigners staying there. The owner is Chinese and is warm and friendly. There is a large public area on the first floor. I especially like chatting with the owner and the guests there. The atmosphere is very good. There is also a large balcony on the second floor where you can wash and dry clothes, and also smoke and chat. There are many foreigners staying here. Clean and hygienic. The bed is the most spacious I have ever stayed in, and it can sleep two people. The hotel is very close to Puxi Mountain and the night market

I tried to stay here, but ended up renewing my reservation again and again. I was working on my computer every day, watching tourists from all over the world changing, chatting with the owner, and I also understood the various difficulties of running a youth hostel. The location is convenient and the room is clean. Of course, the main tourist area in Luang Prabang is so small that it takes 20 minutes to walk. The biggest feeling is that the quality of tourists staying in this youth hostel is better than that in other places. At least I was able to sleep well most of the time during my seven days. In a youth hostel in Bangkok that is mainly for Chinese people, there are socks thrown around and two pigs snoring all night long.

The owner of the youth hostel is from northern China and is very hospitable. Conveniently located near Pusi Mountain. Many foreign friends like to stay here. The facilities are complete, clean and tidy, and they are very satisfied with the accommodation experience!