Recommended by tour guide on the slow boat from Thailand to Luang Prabang. cost is $40 per night. Checked in and stayed one night before moving to another hotel. The hotel is only 2 blocks from the slow boat pier. The verandah for sitting was nice. However the bathroom was very small and the shower was mouldy. also there was... More

I cannot complain about the state of the rooms which were clean and comfortable. I did feel let down by the state of the bathroom in the room in which I stayed as the shower head was so clogged with limescale that there was just a trickle of water and also the plastic cistern of the toilet in my room... More

We stayed at the Phousi 2 guesthouse and had really poor service from start to finish. There were only staff there between the hours of 9-6. The toilet in the bathroom was broken and whenever flushed released a horrific smell into the room. The room itself was very dark and damp. The location was good but I would recommend to... More

Nice guesthouse. One of the cleanest we stayed in during our trip through south-east asia. You can find some a bit cheaper, but we decided to stay in this clean and tidy place. They clean your room every day and we hardly had any insects in the room.

Stayed a couple of nights here to look around town. Very conveniently located near the night markets as well as the river, and located opposite the National Museum. Rooms were clean, bathrooms were good amd aircon worked well. Only downside is the terrible breakfast. It costs $5USD but was two fried eggs, a small roll, a stick of butter, a... More

There are three hotels / Guesthouses in Luand Prabang by that name. One is a fancy hotel and two by the river. I stayed at the one close to the river and night market. A really nice guesthouse. If you take a tuk tuk ask for Fong Yan, the nicest man ever.

We decided to just walk and find a guesthouse near the night market area. The Phousi had three staff spruiking in the street and we asked if they had a room for three , just a big bed and a small bed would be fine. The chief spruiker who seemed to be the desk maanger assured us that was what... More