March 2013 - This hotel has 19 rooms, built in 2000. Free Wi-Fi. Not really central but only a short (20 minute) walk out of the centre; I consider still very convenient, near Wat Mano. No lift and steep stairs. Poor day time security with all “in use keys” being left on the sometimes unattended reception counter. Night time security... More

We arrived at early night, without reservation. From the outside, it didn't look bad. The guy, waking up (he was sleeping on a sofa) gave us a twin room at the second floor, for just 80,000 kip (about 10 dollars). The room was little and just not clean. The bed sheets were dirty and there was no adequate bedclothing. The... More

We had booked rooms here online - we were downstairs at the back overlooking rubbish etc. the rooms smelt terribly damp and although they turned on the air conditioners the smell didnt go away so we moved on. It was also quite a way from town. There was a nice garden area at the front so maybe the rooms upstairs... More

I felt that compared to other hotels in Laos / SE Asia the hotel was not the best value and was a little tatty to boot. Staff were typically friendly as all over Laos. The hotel is not exactly central in LP so expect a long walk or tuktuk ride to get to the central attractions. All in all an... More

The guest house although only 10 years old looks and feels much older-dated in fact. It is approx 10 minutes walk to places of interest and at night is very quiet and dark. Staff were helpful and pleasant but typical of all hotels in Laos would leave you alone-no one would ask you for example if you room was comfortable,... More

I don't really have much to say - nice enough guest house with nice enough rooms in a decent location.

Sabaidee Gest House is the place where you plan to feel comfortable. Some friends, based in Lao, recommended us to book our rooms at Sabaidee Guest House. We initially planed to stay few days only during Pimai celebration. But we decided to extend our stay to 2 weeks. Why? Not only because the rooms are clean and comfortable, but also... More

this is the typical guesthouse in Laos, quite basic, but no major problems with it. Bed are rock solid but they provide a fluffy bed cover, that I put under the bedsheet to create some bounce so I slept ok thanks to that. No telly, no phone, basic, straight accommodation. As in most guesthouses in Laos, the bathroom didn't have... More