I stumbled into the Day Inn Hotel after arriving in Vientiane late on a Saturday afternoon with no reservations. I looked into a couple of places that were full and ended up here by mistake. It was the best mistake I've made in a long time. The lobby has a nice 1960's vibe going. You can picture in your mind... More

With lovely, simple decor, bathrooms that feel flashy and just a nice feeling to staying in Day Inn. The only thing is the waitress for breakfast who hovers right over you after giving you the menu so I always feel pressure to choose and never get a chance to actually look at the menu properly. But this is a nice... More

I must have liked it, as I've stayed there twice! It is a nice reliable hotel in the city. I really dig the ramshackle hallways, random paint colors and spacious rooms. The high louvered windows and wicker furniture in the lobby somehow makes me feel like I'm a foreign correspondent during Laos' bad old days of the 1970s. The hotel... More

I have stayed at the Day Inn on four occasions when entering and leaving Laos. It has the atmosphere of a colonial hotel. The rooms are traditional feeling with bamboo furniture and even bamboo hangers in the closet. However the bathroom is completely modern and on this 2012 occasion, all fixtures were American Standard new. The bathroom has a large... More

The Day Inn Hotel in Vientiane, Laos, is one of those hotels you read about in travel magazines but never seem to actually find. The Day Inn Hotel — no relation, corporate or aesthetic, to the Days Inn chain — is a three-storey hotel within walking distance of everything in central Vientiane. The rooms are large and airy, with high... More

Our room was large but needed decorating and some remedial work done - there was bare plaster in the bathroom! Breakfast was poor, management was rather disinterested. A pity as the hotle had real possibilities and could have been very nice.

The room was very spacious and the staff at this hotel were very helpful. Breakfast was included and was basic, but we did have eggs, toast and fruit (didn't have to pay extra). No complaints whatsoever, as this hotel is centrally located and a great value!

Rooms are large and being the old Indian embassy a bit quirky in their layout and quite well appointed. Breakfast was included but if you wanted more than a piece of fruit and a cup of tea you had to pay extra. Location was okay about a ten minute walk from the old town centre.

i spend 3 nigths in day inn,verry good for the price.nice team and also the owner from cambodia. in town area nice bathroom and peacful. the breakfast was correct the meal testy. we enjoy our stay there.thank you.