Laos Haven Hotel

Older man was super friendly and we feel very welcome when we arrive hotel. Hotel not perfect but i feel best hotel keeper we meet in Lao

Spent 3 nights at this hotel and it was a great experience. The hotel is on the older side but the room is huge, the ac is cold and the wifi works great. For the price of a fast food meal in the west, what more could you ask for? The best part of the stay is without a doubt the hospitable owner Michael and his wife. Not only were they friendly, Michael offered me many great advices and even treated me to a wonder dinner his wife prepared on my last night. Overall, for what you are paying. The hotel offers everything you would need. If you are looking for a luxury experience, go book a 5-star hotel. If you are looking to travel on a budget with a large room with all the basic accommodations and a wonderful owner, than look no further.

The owner of the property Michael was very nice and very helpful, was even willing to work with me for a month's stay at a great rate..

Location was okay, otherwise the worst place I have ever stayed. Cat smell was horrible. Walls splattered with who knows what in the room. Bathroom mirror so dirty. Just gross.

My recent stay at this hotel had its pros and cons. On the positive side, the owner was friendly, and the bed was comfy. However, the negatives were hard to overlook. The shower consistently had cold water, and the bathroom had a persistent odour. The reception area had a strong cat urine odour, with about 4 adult cats and 3 kittens. A less-than-pleasant surprise included encountering cat faeces on multiple occasions in the lobby and hallway. Contrary to expectations, there's no pool, and breakfast options are basic, limited to toast, bananas, and instant coffee. The wifi was also subpar. While the owner's hospitality and a comfortable bed were highlights, the drawbacks might make you reconsider this hotel. It's worth exploring other options in the area.

Run by a friendly man from Singapore, this is a perfectly acceptable budget hotel.

Truly a “haven” in the midst of a busy town! The open air reception, the hand carved wooden tables, the smiling staff and owner … all charmed us and made our stay lovely! After hours of kayaking and traipsing thru the downtown area, we enjoyed warm showers and a relaxing, spacious room. The location was perfect: an easy walk to many restaurants and yet a quiet place to retire and recharge. We are definitely going back to this hotel!

We Had booked 2 nights in Vangvieng but stayed 18 hrs. The town is a dusty dump, filled with silly Chinese tourists renting noisy motor boats going up and down the river, and driving DuneBuggies on the city roads. The hotel is falling apart, even the somewhat new building part. Bathroom is dirty and repaired with a piece of plywood. On one side, The backpacker hostel next door is noisy until late; on the other side there is a construction site that’s in operation 12 hrs a day. The internet doesn’t work on room floors despite multiple routers. Only the lobby and pool ones are reliable. The only positive was a decent mattress (still firm but not hard) and fresh new nice smelling bed linen (amazingly). If your budget is low, it beats an hostel, but for few dollars more you can find better. And keep in mind they don’t provide breakfast (easy to find on Main Street). Left early the next morning to go to Vientiane...

Would reccomend this place. Good location and having a pool is good touch. Our sink was leaking and they fixed it when they cleaned our room without us having to ask or even tell them that it was leaking which I thought was very thoughtful

Loved the pool, room was spacious and good value for money, staff were very friendly and helpful!

Room was clean and a good size right next to small night market. Staff was helpful.

We were given a villa room that was enormous and quite new so it was great. There's no mountain views - a new building has been built blocking it now. Location is handy for everything and a coffee shop next door as no breakfast is provided. Reception area smelled of cat pee as there's a number of cats living there, but it didn't affect us. There was never anyone at the pool which was clean but cold.

great location as it is right next to the walking street. we spent two nights here during christmas 2018. The young guy at the reception is very friendly. Room was ok. Floor was dusty and hotwater was not constant. Overall i was pleased with this hotel and would recommend this to anyone.

Nice hotel one and not far from market & restaurants

There were hairs on the floor and bedding when we checked in. The stafffs were responsive but our first impression was terrible. The bathroom hot water was not working well. It is outdated and not a three star hotel you would expect usually. Not like the pictures. The staffs were friendly and nice but the facility was not so good.

The hotel was nice, walking distance to Night Market. No elevator and a little noise due to the hostel next door. Other then that the hotel was nice and roomy.

A well priced hotel and cat lovers get bonus attention from the four legged residents. The owner was very helpful with our requests.

Nice hotel, deluxe room <$30 USD a night. Owner was very nice, was allowed to check in early, arranged an early bus back to Vientiane to assure I didn't miss my flight. The hotel is conveniently located. Only downsides were the laundry was overpriced compared to other places in town, and my room was not cleaned during my stay. Overall would recommend.

As Vang Veng expands, Laos Haven is suffering, with a noisy Backpacker hostel next door. The hotel is still good quality with very friendly staff and management. Still a good place to stay. With the new night market close by

Owner’s wife is a cat lover, saw cats at the reception when I check in. Friendly & helpful, wifi is slow at times but overall is a pleasant stay for me.