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"Place was well kept. Breakfast was good. Rooms were well kept beside some stains on the floor. Staff was helpful even though they speak very little english."

"We had such a lovely stay. All staff, including management were extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommended."

"excellent ++++"

"Was a quality place when first opened im sure, but a single lift, no rooftop bar staff and a Restaurant that closes at 4pm sadly marks this place down from where it should be 😟"

"A little jaded around the edges but a good stay nonetheless. Its the usual where big money is spent initially and then nothing whatsoever on maintenance afterwards. Breakfast was good and staff try their best. "

"The room was clean and comfortable. Everything work shower. The air conditioning bed was made every day clean towels were always put in my room. The staff was absolutely amazing. The breakfasts were phenomenal. The breakfast staff was the best. The food quality was outstanding. The receiving staff were tremendously excellent and the little boss lady who handled the financial exchanges was very accommodating, kind, and understanding I’ve been here three times and looking forward to my fourth fifth and so long a big shout out to the front desk clerk on HAN and the chef my name is Rodney and I had a great time."

"Me and my partners spent 4 nights here and we love it. The room is clean and good service and love the free breakfast. The only thing I not really happy is the laundry is a little too expensive. "

"The staff are great. Facility clean. Cute boutique hotel away from the busy area. Recommended."

"There are flies everywhere in the kitchen, which is absolutely unacceptable. The air conditioning is on a timer, so in the middle of the night you end up overheating — especially if you like sleeping under blankets. For some reason, they think it’s fine to turn off the AC in guest rooms, yet the lobby AC stays on for them 24/7. How rude and inconsiderate — it feels like they care only about their own comfort, not their guests’. Who puts air conditioning on a timer in a hot country like Laos? On top of that, the kitchen is filthy. They keep the garage door open while people are cooking, which explains why there are flies everywhere. The breakfast is just as bad — cold, poorly prepared, and far from appetizing. To make matters worse, there are cameras covering every angle of the property, leaving guests with no sense of privacy. There’s even one facing the alley and nearby homes, which feels invasive and strange."