Βιεντιάν Hostels

"The room was clean and decent. However, there are only stairs, no elevator. There are many snack bars nearby and it's not far from the night market, making it great value for money. I recommend it! 👍 It's also very close to all the popular influencer-recommended spots."

"The rooms themselves are somewhat clean and fresh. Its quite even though there are 18 beds in the room, there is enough space for the luggage, the lighting is too dark though after the sunset and you will need to use your phone. Downside: the cleanness is awful, the toilet seats are broken, guys piss on the toilet seats and no one controls it of course. Even though it is mentioned in each toilet that there will be fine for that. As well as not to smoke but someone still does.. and maybe it won’t be a big deal if there is at least TOILET PAPER that could be used to wipe that **** but you can barely find it! They said they are short on that, come on.. no towel, no toilet paper are provided, no decent cleanness.. come on, this place has so much potential! The volunteer guys at the reception were quite nice though, especially Brazilian guy very polite and helpful. Thanks!"

"Getting to this hostel in Laos, you'll likely need a taxi or a tuk-tuk, as there's no city train or bus system. There's a cafe on the ground floor. At night, the main door is locked, but if you ring the bell, someone from the hostel will come and let you in. Many Japanese travelers are particular about the wet areas, but here, the shower and toilet were separate, and I personally found the shower room to be very clean. One of the staff members (a part-timer) was apparently self-studying Japanese and understood it quite well. As for the main room, honestly, for the price, it was exactly as pictured – very clean, with lockers that have keys, and they even provide one free bath towel. Breakfast is also included. I only stayed for one night as my Vientiane trip was planned for just one day, but I genuinely recommend it for those staying multiple nights. The air conditioning also worked well. It was an affordable stay and I had a great experience. Thank you!"

"Great location, close to the community but not too busy. The AC in the room was excellent, and the bed was comfy, allowing for a full night's sleep. The only issue, which seems to be common in hostels in Laos, is the bathroom—specifically, the sink and shower areas have no space to put your toiletries."

"Everything you need and nothing you don’t. Decently hot showers, clean nice size bed, and food available for purchase. Right next to a mini big C if you need anything. I stayed for 6 days while awaiting my evisa application approval, and for the chea price it was perfect."

"Your review is already good 😊 Here’s a smoother and more natural version: This has been my home for 4 days and 3 nights, and I must say that it’s a cost-friendly and safe hostel/hotel with approachable, attentive, and English-speaking staff. As a solo traveler, I sometimes worried about the safety of my belongings since it was my first time booking a shared room, but it was all worth it. Not only that, but the place is also accessible to both night and morning markets. I would highly recommend this place—100% guaranteed! 💯"

"Returned to this hotel. My flight was at 5:45 PM, and I arrived in Vientiane from Pakse at 8 AM. So, I booked a room again to rest, store my luggage, do laundry, and shower. Since I hadn't showered for two nights on the bus, it was a huge relief when the hotel immediately washed my clothes. By the time I checked out at 2 PM, everything was dry. I called the hotel and spoke to someone at the front desk who spoke Chinese. I was able to arrange an early check-in for the morning (my flight was the night before) and a late check-out until 2 PM, for which I paid the standard fee. When I was checking in, the other staff members didn't seem to understand and kept searching for today's booking, saying they couldn't find it, and initially refused the late check-out. Luckily, a Chinese guest I had met during my previous stay was still there and helped communicate in English. They eventually allowed me to check in but still insisted on a 12 PM check-out. However, I didn't actually use the bed, so they didn't need to clean it; I just took a shower and sat in the lobby until 2 PM. This hotel offers great value for money, and the food is delicious. I would definitely stay here again if I come back to Vientiane."

"Close to the city center and facing the cultural center, it is advantageous for beginners who are not familiar with geography. The hostel owner is fluent in English, but the staff speaks little English. Everyone in Laos is very friendly. One downside is that the dust inside the room is so heavy that it is dirty enough to take off your shoes, probably because it is under construction. Even after the construction, if the price is the same, it is a hostel that I want to use for my next visit."

"Not located in the city centre but convenient enough to walk to. However, you get the space in exchange, which I prefer. The bed was comfortable and its curtain provided privacy. The staff were nice warm and courteous. Wifi worked well. Water dispenser was available. I highly recommend Venn Hostel."