It's a nice and modern hotel in a good location by the river, close to some restaurants, a 10-minute walk from the bus station where I was dropped off by a mini-bus from Cambodia (I don't recommend this means of transport, though). The room was spacious with a beautiful view of the Mekong river. It was well-equipped and very clean (the quality of finish was not always great, but I'm not being picky given it's "Asia standard"). I really liked the rooftop swimming pool with excellent views across the Mekong. The breakfast was tasty and with a good choice of dishes.

Rooms with Mekong views overlook a road that runs along the river. There was some night market or festival taking place along this road - not sure if it's like this every day - but I stayed there 2 nights and on both it was very noisy until late at night (like 1:00-2:00 am).

The pool is cold! I have never swam in a cold pool in SEA, but theirs is cold! Wow! The hotel is modern and clean and very comfortable and the staff are kind and helpful. The breakfast is large and varied and good. We took a mid trip rest here for a couple of days and basically just hung out swimming and eating and sitting in the cold AC room doing nothing. This was a great place for that. The location is set aside by the river but walking distance to market and cafes, etc. the small restaurant to the right where the woman makes soup in a hot pot is great!

Amazing value! The hotel is right on the river and close to everything else in Pakse. The bed was super comfortable, I had some amazing sleep here. The views from the room and the rooftop pool were amazing (almost a 360 view of Pakse). The pool itself is great to hang out in during the day and the breakfast actually was really good for a hotel breakfast. There are also many restaurants nearby.

The staff were a bit unwelcoming in my opinion when we walked in, but it may just be a cultural thing. They seemed to warm up during my stay and got friendlier.

This is a very nice hotel, located along the Mekong, with friendly/helpful staff, nice and spacious rooms, and great value for money! The rooms are big, clean, modern, fast wi-fi and the bathroom is also spacious. Rooms also have a kettle which is helpful. The breakfast is nice and varied, with both Western and local options. The hotel has a rooftop pool with great views of Pakse and the Mekong. The staff in this hotel are very friendly and helpful, providing great advice on things to do in Pakse and associated areas. They also organised a tuk-tuk to take me to the Vat Phou UNESCO temple for a very good price, and safe driver. The hotel is located near to restaurants, convenience stores and around a 10-15 min walk to the centre so it's very nicely located. I have seen a few comments about the hotel being too far from the centre - but my experience was very different, it's a very nice and short walk along the Mekong to the centre. The local people are so friendly and curious about tourists so would highly recommend walking around the area - it is completely safe (even at night). Would also highly recommend the nearby bar/restaurant called ChamPa Hom (ร้าน จำปาหอม) which is less than 10 min walk away, and it has great fresh, local food, friendly owner, quirky decorations and mainly for locals so is authentic. Thanks for a great stay!

Very clean, excellent staff, great hot shower, location and river views. Very good value and good breakfast included. 2nd morning woke to find ute tyre flat from a puncture and hotel owner arranged staff employee to remove wheel and take to garage for puncture repair and replace wheel. Owner wanted no money for staff labour, saying part of service to help guests but I tipped the staff employee for his hard work anyway, being the right thing to do.

Nothing, everything was good.

Everything was perfect. At the front desk Laa (not sure about the spelling of her name) was really kind, professional and helpful. Room was pretty, clean and comfortable. Swimming pool was very nice and clean. Breakfast had a lot of choices. Hotel is 10 minutes walking from the city centre but the hotel can book a tuktuk for you for 30-40000 kip one way, to the airport 70000 kip one way and to the big buddha with the temple on the top of the mountain 200000 kip round trip with time to take pictures, do not miss it !

Location by the riverside, which we preferred to central area. Clean and spacious room, good air-con. Pool was refreshing but has no shade. Night food-market directly across the road. Breakfast is largely geared to the Asian market but there’s enough for a fussy westerner to get by.

Never been a fan of the ‘no top sheet but just a duner’ set up on a bed. Either too hot or too cold at times.

I liked the fact that everyone at the reception spoke good English. They were all so nice, organised transportation for a tour we wanted to do (everything was done and confirmed in minutes!), the laundry was quick. The room was spacious and the beds comfy. Enough space to store our luggage. Location close to everything :)

The breakfast was basic and the coffee could have been of better quality. Not really warm water in the shower.

After roughing it a bit at Si Phan, this place seemed quite luxurious. Nice rooftop pool, good breakfast, good size room with view of the Mekong, extremely clean, huge bed! The staff were very pleasant. The roadworks that a few reviews mentioned didn't bother us at all. Local dining options are limited, but for Thai Lao fusion food, head out the hotel front door and turn left and then take the first left street. Walk approx 100 or so metres to just beyond the 2 zebra crossings and on the right is Cham Pahom Restaurant. From the outside it looks a bit rough but it's actually very interesting and quirky on the inside, full of antiques and curios. The food is excellent and inexpensive, ice cold beer. Run by an interesting Thai bloke with great staff.

The hotel was down by the riverside, which was nice.The staff were very helpful with getting us taxi's and also scooter rental. Great rooftop view. The rooms were really clean and we were delighted that we could watch English Premier League football on the TV in our room which we hadn't had anywhere else in Laos.

There was nothing we didn't like other than location was a little outside of the town, but with a scooter this was fine.