Guest Houses in Oudomxay Province

"All the staffs are nice and helpful "

"Really enjoyable stay. The host is very friendly and helpful. Great location with food market nearby and riverside restaurants also very close."

"Friendly staff Nice breakfast Convenient to day and night markets "

"Oui is a charming and very helpful hostess. Nice quiet location by the river. Would not hesitate to stay again."

"Perfect location, easy to get transportation, a few easy steps to where the tuktuks gather, the night market, the river and the food stalls. Friendly staff, small common area, laundry done on sight. "

"Hotel was very cute and staff was very nice and helpful! "

"The owner was very kind and friendly. He let us check in early and on the day we checked out, he let us leave our bags in the reception and watched them for us. The downside to this place is its cleanliness and facilities. There were cobwebs, spiders, and other insects. The sheets and towels didn't look very clean. The bathroom was also not that great. I think I would have been okay with the lack of cleanliness if it were cheaper. The cost was mid-level, but the cleanliness was that of a cheap...

"In nice lane close to Mekong River and all services. Nice lady owner, solid building with wood floors. Breakfast not good but that is Laos."

"We rented two rooms. We could see into one through holes in the walls (separations between boards that make up the walls) from the hallway. The bathroom was full of spiderwebs. The shower had so much mineral deposits built up in the shower head that we had to remove it from the hose to get enough water to wash. The staff was extremely nice and friendly, but rarely present. The floorboards were so weak and noisy. There was one board in one of our rooms that we carefully avoided stepping on out of...

"nice location in a quiet street, easy to find a parking near the hotel"

"Loved this place! All the staff, especially sweet Kim, were so kind, thoughtful, and helpful. The rooms and common areas are all super clean. The beds were even comfortable -- a rarity in SE Asia (so many old mattresses!). There is free breakfast ever morning with fruit, coffee or tea, juice, and your choice of menu items, including bread and jam for us vegans. Close enough to everything you need without being TOO close (I wouldn't want to stay right on the night market street, for example)....