Well- Much to my sadness and horror,my one favorite place to stay while visiting has been laid to waste. Its like a family member on life support with no real hope of recovering.."oh poor ole aunt connie,what should we do,continue tube-feeding her or just pull the plug"?...*please note there is no aunt connie and she is not ill,this is just... More

Old hotel (possibly not long for this world), & some of the staff slightly disengaged in that Lao way. Rooms small, musty. Wifi often so slow it's barely worth using. But cheap ($15 special on now) & 5-10 min walk from riverside. And quiet (mainly because there aren't many other guests). BTW: If you are coming to Vientiane to check... More

Its actually my 2nd time staying here...came for a visa run/Thai and stayed here with a friend,as it was off-season and it was cheap 400/baht=$12usd in 2008,and it seemed ok. You can def. find better places and worse ones here,but the location is good,there is a bkk grill downstairs as well.Living in asia i think i have learned how to... More

I stayed at this hotel (Asian Pavillion Hotel at 379 Samsenthai Rd in Vientiane, Laos) with my spouse and sister (two rooms) in November 2008 for two nights. We were in rooms 302 and 306, the rooms were a dumpster. We were deceived by the front and lobby part of the hotel. The hotel is located at a very convenient... More

Struggled to find accomodation in Vientiane & only after phoning around finally found a room here. In serious need of a face lift, but staff friendly & helpful. Room clean & comfortable. Quiet but centrally located. More

There was nothing extra special about this hotel. The more popular ones had been booked out and someone suggested trying it. They had tons of space and I finally ended up in a suite for $25. This suite was a very large cosy room with amenities. I never saw many people there but for the size of the hotel I... More

I stayed two nights at the Asian Pavilion in Vientiane in 11/2006. If you have other options - stay somewhere else. We stayed in their 'suite' for $50. I won't go into details but they tried to convince us a regular room was the suite first. The windows did not fit in the frames and there were no screens. I... More