Treasure Hotel Laos

It’s quite a good hotel with a perfect location, rooms are colonial style, nice view from the rooftop. There’s a small gym on the 11th floor (like 2 thread mills and an exercise bike) and a swimming pool on the 12th. Good breakfast with a variety of egg dishes and even beef noodle soup.

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Comfortable hotel lovely rooms with a balcony looking over the pool very tranquil. Pool wonderful. Breakfast with delicious choices of food, waitress & chefs great. Hotel staff were very caring and respectful always willing to help with kind smiling faces. Very enjoyable stay👏

Good 2 night stay Great 2 night stay. However 1st night we were separated from the rest of the family. They have two building. And it’s down the block from the main. The second building is above the kitchen / restaurant and about 4am you can smell the food preparation.

Garden and atmosphere look nice

I was here as part of a G Adventure Tour. The hotel was very clean. The staff was friendly however, they did not really go out of their way to be helpful. It was also somewhat centrally located. It was about a 10 minute walk to the night market. The other positive was the fact that there was a very inexpensive place to do laundry around the corner. The cons …. I think they get a lot of tour group business and therefore, perhaps don’t really care. There are eight bicycles on display for guests to use. However, none of them work. They either have a flat tire, or the lock is broken. I was directed to a Guesthouse down the street to rent a bike for the day. Breakfast is really hit and miss. If you happen to be there on a day where there are at least two tour groups, there is a wide variety of selection of both hot and cold breakfast foods. If you are on a day where it is only your group, then the options are quite limited. You have fruit, toast, and some kind of egg. They don’t mention it but you also can also order noodle soup. On the last day that I was there, it was especially annoying, because the cook had made a wide variety of food for a photo shoot, but it was not available to eat. And the irony is these photos will be shown as what is available for breakfast, but it is not available for breakfast. There is a pool, but there are no pool loungers. Nor will they provide you one if you ask. I was asked to change my room, as it was reserved, but I ended up just changing hotels. I highly recommend the Grand Luangprabang. For an extra $20 you receive a magical experience on the bank of the Mekong river.