Heuangpaseuth Hotel Reviews

Good location, very walkable area, free drinking water, free toiletries was nice

Don’t expect much of anything ! Overall is a lousy place!

The room was very comfortable and clean and the shower was hot and decent. The staff were friendly and I was able to store my bike safely at the hotel. It’s a short (7 min) walk to the main area of restaurants etc in LP. It was quiet and I slept well. Would recommend, good value and quality overall

Surprisingly large hotel. Clean, spacious and comfortable rooms with all the amenities you'd expect. I booked and arrived late but no problems checking in. A little way out of the old town but still within walking distance. Also good access to supermarkets and the airport. Very good value accommodation for Luang Prabang.

An ok hotel for a few nights. Nothing special, but clean and quiet at night. The location is walking distance to the night market.

The price is reasonable

Good value and big room.

The hotel boasts a prime location, within walking distance of the night market, and is surrounded by numerous restaurants and massage parlors. It offers hot and cold drinks, is run by Chinese people who are easy to communicate with, and the rooms are clean.

This is the best value-for-money shop in Luang Prabang. The owner is from Shandong, China, and his hospitality is impeccable. The tour guide is also excellent. The young man at the front desk speaks Chinese, and the owner can provide car rental and other services. A highly recommended shop.

Everything was great except for the air conditioner; it was dripping water all night. Room 310 The TV was just for decoration; it didn't work.😅

The rooms are well-equipped, clean, and offer good value for money.

A Chinese-run hotel, a bit old, but a bit far from the city center, so it's quiet, which is a plus.

Excellent location. The welcome was rather cold, but overall good value for money.

It's about seven or eight minutes' walk from Foreigner Street, and there are many small restaurants for eating outside. The exotic customs of the small town need to be slowly appreciated.