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Pilgrim's Kitchen & Inn

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Savan Resorts

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Savan Itecc Hotel

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Macchiato Resort Savannakhet

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Hoong Thip

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Kaysone Phomvihane, Savannakhet

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Daosavanh Resort & Spa

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Avalon Residence

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Total Accommodation: 27 Properties

Popular City	Nong, Kaysone Phomvihane
Popular hotel	Pilgrim's Kitchen & Inn, Savan Resorts
Popular landmark	Savannakhet Airport (ZVK), Phin district Market
Price starts from	AU$22/night
Review score	7.9 from 322 reviews

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About Savannakhet accommodation

Savannakhet sits on a bend of the Mekong River in southern Laos, a former French colonial trading post that's kept its unhurried pace and rows of faded shopfronts long after the traders moved on. It's the country's second-largest town, but it still feels like a village, with quiet, tree-lined streets that make it an easy, relaxed base for exploring the surrounding province.

Most travellers stay in or near the Old French Quarter, within walking distance of the riverside promenade, markets and cafes. Options range from simple budget guesthouses to garden hotels and resorts with pools, so there's accommodation here to suit most itineraries and budgets.

Where to stay in Savannakhet

Savannakhet town centre: The Old French Quarter and Mekong riverside are the most popular base, putting colonial-era architecture, the night market and riverside cafes within easy walking distance.
Near Savannakhet Airport: A cluster of hotels sits close to the airport on the edge of town, handy if you've got an early flight or are heading straight out to Dong Natad or That Ing Hang.

How much is Savannakhet accommodation?

Budget: AU$20-35, a clean guesthouse or hotel room with air conditioning and Wi-Fi, often with breakfast included.
Mid-range: AU$45-75, a garden or resort-style hotel with a pool, on-site restaurant and more spacious rooms.

What Savannakhet is known for

French colonial architecture: The Old French Quarter's weathered shopfronts, shuttered villas and ironwork balconies, including landmarks like the old Customs House, are best explored slowly on foot.
That Ing Hang: A centuries-old stupa around 13km northeast of town, rebuilt in the 16th century, with tiered whitewashed bases rising to a slender gold-tipped spire.
Dong Natad forest reserve: A community-managed forest about 15km from town, threaded with walking trails past a lake and towering old-growth trees, run by local eco-guides.

Top-rated hotels in Savannakhet

Savan Resorts: A large lifestyle resort about 10 minutes from the airport, with multiple restaurants, a spa and spacious rooms and suites.
Daosavanh Resort & Spa Hotel: A garden hotel near the airport with a pool, poolside bar and free breakfast.
Macchiato Resort Savannakhet: A tidy, well-kept hotel with a good breakfast, popular with couples.
B2 Hotel Savannakhet: A simple, budget-friendly hotel with a terrace and garden views, close to the airport and local shops.

Travel tips for Savannakhet

Tuk-tuks are the easiest way to reach outlying sights like That Ing Hang and Dong Natad, and most hotels can help arrange one.
Head to the Mekong riverside in the late afternoon for the promenade, sunset views and grilled fish stalls at the night market.
Savannakhet is a common overnight stop for travellers crossing between Laos and Thailand via the nearby Mekong bridge, so book ahead if you're passing through during a festival period.
Shops and some restaurants close for a long midday break, so plan sightseeing around the cooler morning and late-afternoon hours.

Frequently Asked Questions about Accommodation in Savannakhet

Is Savannakhet worth visiting?

Yes, if you want a slower, less touristy stop in Laos. Savannakhet's Old French Quarter has one of the best collections of colonial-era shopfronts and villas in the country, and it's a relaxed base for day trips to the region's forests and countryside. It suits travellers after atmosphere and quiet streets rather than a packed itinerary.

What's the best time to visit Savannakhet?

The dry season, roughly November to April, is the most comfortable time to visit, with lower humidity and little rain, good for walking the Old French Quarter and visiting outlying sights. The wet season runs about May to October, with heavier afternoon showers but fewer crowds and greener countryside.

Do Australians need a visa for Laos?

Yes, Australian passport holders need a visa to enter Laos, it isn't visa-free. Most apply for an e-visa online before arrival or get a visa on arrival at the border or airport for a fee paid in cash. Check the current fee and document requirements with the Lao embassy or official visa portal before you travel.

How do you get to Savannakhet from Australia?

There are no direct flights from Australia to Savannakhet. The usual route is a connection through Bangkok, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur to Savannakhet Airport, which has a small number of regional flights. Some travellers instead fly into Vientiane and continue to Savannakhet by road, a trip of several hours.

How do you get to That Ing Hang and Dong Natad from Savannakhet town?

Both make an easy half-day or full-day trip from town. That Ing Hang is around 13km northeast, and Dong Natad forest reserve is about 15km away, both reachable by tuk-tuk or a hired car with driver. Most hotels can arrange transport, and one tuk-tuk booking can often cover both stops in a single outing.

Is Savannakhet good for families?

Savannakhet suits families after a calmer trip rather than big attractions. The flat, walkable Old French Quarter is easy going with kids, and Dong Natad's forest trails and lake give younger travellers room to move around outdoors. It works best as a relaxed stop rather than the main event of a family holiday.

How do you get around Savannakhet?

Tuk-tuks are the main way to get around and are easy to flag down or arrange through your hotel. Bicycles are also widely available to hire, a comfortable way to cover the flat streets of the Old French Quarter and riverside at your own pace. The town centre is compact enough that many sights are within walking distance too.

What currency is used in Savannakhet, and can you pay by card?

The local currency is the Lao Kip, though US dollars and Thai Baht are also widely accepted, especially at hotels and larger shops. Card acceptance is limited outside bigger hotels and resorts, so it's worth carrying enough cash for markets, tuk-tuks and smaller restaurants.

Is English widely spoken in Savannakhet?

English is spoken at most hotels, resorts and tour operators, but it's less common in markets, with tuk-tuk drivers and at smaller local eateries. A few phrases in Lao go a long way, and staff at your accommodation can usually help translate or arrange bookings.

Does Savannakhet feel touristy or authentic?

Savannakhet feels far more local than touristy. It sees a fraction of the visitors that bigger Laos destinations like Luang Prabang or Vientiane draw, so its markets, cafes and riverside promenade are used mainly by residents rather than set up for tour groups. That's part of the appeal for travellers wanting a genuine slice of small-town Laos life.