Pakse Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is still in the soft opening phase. We have received a very warm welcome and enjoyed the very good service from the reception. Probably the best hotel in Pakse, good breakfast with fresh made noodle soup and eggs. We enjoyed the warm outside pool and decided to extend our trip. Overall everybody is very service oriented and we would like to thank the entire team for making our stay an enjoyable one!"

"Clean room with hyper comfortable beds. The common bathroom is perfect. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. Personnel with small care and very arranged."

"The staff were very friendly and the room was meticulously cleaned. Breakfast was fresh, simple, and clean. However, on the morning of my check-out, there was no water in the shower, so I couldn't wash up after returning from the gym. Even after waiting until 1 PM, the water still hadn't come back, so I had to check out all sweaty and smelly. This kind of thing shouldn't happen at a hotel of this price point, not even once! It caused such inconvenience for a guest! Also, there's a lack of life-saving equipment by the pool!"

"I’m rarely in writing reviews, but this hotel highly recommends if you have any plans to visit Pakse!🇱🇦 Location is excellent, very easy to go around and next to Big Mekong river. Staff are friendly and very helpful. Hotel is clean, breakfast was good. Room very clean & comfortable! But the WiFi was very bad connection 📶 ( if you have some work to do through laptop, ) I found it a bit hard. Besides that everything was pretty good!!!"

"This hotel has an excellent location, with plenty of ATMs and restaurants nearby. The staff provided great service and care, and the room looked clean and tidy upon entry. However, I have to deduct stars because I encountered many inconveniences during my stay: 1. The TV didn't work at all. I couldn't watch any channels. Even after calling reception for help, it still didn't work. 2. The TV remote control had no batteries. 3. The air conditioner was leaking so much that even the staff member who came to fix the TV noticed it. 4. The refrigerator was not working. I tried plugging it into every outlet, but it still didn't turn on. 5. There was no chair in the room as shown in the pictures. When I brought food in, I had to sit at the bedside table to eat. 6. In the bathroom, the water didn't drain at all when showering. The water level rose all the way to the toilet. 7. The room was not soundproof at all. I could hear every conversation from people walking outside the room. Plus, someone knocked on the neighboring room's door in the morning, startling me awake because I thought it was our room, but it wasn't. Also, the noise from the air conditioning or what sounded like construction in the back was very loud. I hope this feedback is constructive for future guests and the hotel. I really liked the staff; they were very helpful and spoke Thai very well."

"I stayed at Lankham Hotel in Pakse for one night and found it to be a good value budget option with a few caveats. Location: The hotel is very conveniently located in central Pakse—easy to walk to local restaurants, cafés and the main street. Room & Comfort: My room was spacious, with air-conditioning, a fridge, good hot water for the shower and a solid bed."

"We only spent one night at this hotel, but it was very pleasant to be able to cool off in the pool after a long minibus journey. The room was spacious and modern, and for once, the pillows were a good size, which prevented us from waking up with a stiff neck. The dining room was very comfortable with its large armchairs; we even had dinner there because the surrounding area wasn't very inviting. Breakfast was à la carte; a buffet would have been better to avoid long waits when a whole group orders with lots of specific requests in English to the poor Laotian waiter who has a limited vocabulary."

"It was easy to find using navigation. The room was great, the spacious courtyard was very relaxing, and the coffee was delicious. I'll definitely return for my next business trip."

"This was the only hotel I ever stayed at in Pakse, so don't have a way to compare it to other places, but it was priced as high or higher than most other places in town. Setup was a little strange, felt like someone's home that got converted to a hotel. Also felt like it wasn't originally designed as a 5 story building but rather that floors were subsequently added. Staff speaks little to no English with the exception of one older lady that seemed to be translating for everyone. The breakfast room at the top floor was nicely setup with beautiful river view. Breakfast was basic but nice. My room was a little dated and very basic. It had everything I needed, just everything felt super old. Curtains couldn't be properly closed all the way and the room could not be kept dark in the mornings. I also had a problem with ants in the bathroom, in my toothpaste, my shaving cream and on the towels. Overall not a bad place to stay, but when I return to Pakse I will probably try some other hotels before returning to this property. "

"I stayed in a dormitory, which was clean and cool. The bathroom was shared, and only one of the three showers had hot water. Breakfast is served in the lobby from 7:30am. It was simple, consisting of two slices of toast with vegetables and a fried egg and a banana, but it was delicious. The reception can arrange motorbike rentals, tours, and bus tickets. Although I didn't use them, a motorbike taxi to Wat Phu Temple costs 50,000 riel, and a tuk-tuk costs 80,000 riel."