Sengahloune Resort

Toatally underrated part of the world! Don khone and don det anyone who is travelling this part of the world this is a must stop over and restful place, lovely staff, swimming pool and food! We stayed in one of the wooden huts, can’t wait to go back !

A good base for exploring the islands . Comfortable room. Good view from the hotel of the Bridge and Mekong also of the sunset. restaurant food was ok and staff helpful. The breakfast had a reasonable spread. A number of other restaurants nearby if you didn't want to eat at the resort, We eat one time at the resort and one time outside,

We have just stayed 2 night 28 & 29 August 2023. This place is showing great signs of shrugging off the COVID hangover. They are building a number of new units as well as having very well maintained and kept units. The location is fantastic been located beside the French Bridge which is the crossroads of the two main islands in the 4000 islands. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful nothing is to much trouble for them. Their pool is cool, sparkling clean and very well maintained. The breakfast is very filling an able to cater for almost any taste. The staff speak great English and their children are friendly and entertaining. I would highly recommend this accommodation to all ages for young and energetic to your age of senior and very active.

Nice location next to the old bridge on Don Khon. Staff where very friendly and helpful. Nice room with riverview and balcony (new building), well equiped with all you need. The beds are a bit hard, but that's typical in this part of the world. The "main street" with lots of restaurants and shops is nearby, all you need in easy walking distance. Transport to Pakxe with pick up at the hotel can be arranged. Breakfast was ok, nothing special.

Je serai moins négative que l’avis précédent mais ne vous attendez pas au grand luxe. Situation au bord du Mekong et au pied du pont des français très agréable cependant. Les chambres sont grandes mais un peu sombres. Les draps sont froissés même si on voit qu’ils sont propres. Nous avons demandé à changer de chambre car la première nuit nous avons eu du mal à dormir à cause d’un compresseur de clim sur le mur extérieur qui faisait un bruit infernal.de mémoire, c’était la chambre 107 à éviter. Petit déjeuner à revoir pour des européens car essentiellement composé de soupes. Le pain est immangeable mais vous pouvez avoir des œufs. Je crois malheureusement qu’il n’y a pas d’offre hôtelière de qualité supérieure sur l’île.