Top Hotels in Sainyabuli Province Bed and Breakfast Inns
10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Sainyabuli Province: Best hotel deals for 2023
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Sainyabuli Province including Santiphap Guesthouse, Saylomyen Guesthouse, Medala Guesthouse, Hongsavadee Guesthouse, Phonephailin Hotel, Three Sisters Resort, Jenny Guest House, Outhoumphone Hotel, Khaykham Guesthouse, Sengdao Guesthouse.
1. Santiphap Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Excellent rapport qualité prix
Reviewed By clairpatriceBien situé propre calme et pas cher en plus accès souriant ! Un bon plan pour une ou deux nuits. Pas de climatisation mais une bonne ventilation silencieuse que demander de plus pour une chambre à 60 000 kip
2. Saylomyen Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
サイニャブリーの象祭りのために宿泊
Reviewed By ゆきびーサイニャブリーのほぼ中心部にあり、象祭りの会場まで徒歩１５分。 ルアンパバンからレンタカーで行った。 駐車場もある。 部屋はそれなりに清潔で、安価。 部屋の目の前に車を停められるのも嬉しい。 部屋のシャワーは水温調節が難しい。 あと室内禁煙。ベッドは硬い。 端の部屋だとワイファイが弱くて繋がらない。
3. Medala Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Guesthouse bersih dan murah
Reviewed By belgianguy1Kamar di guesthouse ini bersih dan nyaman, harga cuma 100.000 kip, lengkap dengan AC dan flatscreen (tapi channel lokal saja) dan kamar mandi air panas, pegawai tidak bisa bahasa Inggris, harus pakai translation apps!
4. Hongsavadee Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Premiere: Badezimmer ohne Waschbecken!
Reviewed By AsienexpertePositiv: - sehr preiswerte Unterkunft - kostenloses WLAN - gute und freundliche Kommunikation mit dem Sohn des Hauses Negativ: - Toilette und Wasserhahn vorhanden, aber kein Waschbecken! - hellhörig - komplizierte Kommunikation mit der Mutter, da der gut Englisch sprechende Sohn zum Zeitpunkt des Eincheckens nicht anwesend war
5. Phonephailin Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
A kind of hotel that you won't expect to find at such a rural place on the planet Earth
Reviewed By kenHollieClose enough to walk to the town centre of Sayaboury, about a mile north from the central crossing. The room was spacious and clean, although not so gorgeous, of course. Staffs are not so good at speaking English, but they are kind enough to try to, and it's enough. Aside from the small pool stand a tropically designed cafe with an open terrace and a small restaurant. The café was neat and comfortable. As they don't serve any food but drinks, you need to move to the restaurant if you are peckish. You can drink beers at the restaurant even late at night, but I took bottles back to my room and enjoyed them by myself because the restaurant was filled with local people drinking and enjoying karaoke. Everything is clean and well-designed. You need not to "tolerate" anything. They even have Wi-Fi for guests! The only thing you need to know about the room is the way to turn on the shower. You need to find a small knob (I'll attach a photo) by the wall. I could, but a couple of my colleagues, including Lao girl, ended up calling the staff to ask how. One of the most annoying problems you encounter when you search for information on the Lao PDR soil will not only be the scarcity of the English information but also the spelling variants. Sayaboury (which seems to be official these days) tend to be spelled as "Xaignabouri/ Xayaboury/ Sayabouli/ Sayabouri", and this hotel, Phonephailin, is found as "Phonepalun" in Google map. I can imagine that it's chiefly because they don't use alphabetic characters, but if you are facing trouble with finding a place to stay in Sayaboury, maybe you should choose this hotel.
6. Three Sisters Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Good place to stay near (but not quite in) Sayabouly
Reviewed By Christopher CWe came for the annual elephant festival (which we heard may not happen in 2016, so check ahead!) overall good stay and helpful service, with one problem they corrected quickly. The one problem: when we arrived, we were told the hotel was full, despite having a reservation. This is the busiest time by far in this small town, but still frustrating. The manager Namphon was quick to fix things: we were driven to another hotel across the road and given a nice room there. The next morning, we walked our luggage back to 3 Sisters and were able to leave luggage there while we checked out the elephant festival. Our room was ready when we returned in the afternoon and no other issues from there. Namphon is one of the very few people at 3 Sisters (and even Sayabouly) who speak English, and she was very helpful. She drove us to the festival, offered to pick us up and helped us with ordering from the menu, our DIY BBQ, etc. It's important to have her available if you have requests or needs. The hotel itself is good: washrooms are a bit older, but all other amenities are there: clean beds (a little hard), newer rooms, restaurant on-site. For the festival: it's about 45 minutes to an hour walk to the main festival area, but it's an easy walk with some shops and restaurants along the way. There are tuktuks and private drivers, but not many and we found it hard to find them when we wanted them. We'd stay here again if we came, but would check if Namphon were there to help first!
7. Jenny Guest House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 5 reviews
Basic fare, super friendly Hostess, budget accommodation in good location
Reviewed By LetrammBasic rooms, functional, would suit budget back packer traveler or local on a budget. Good location. Air con., TV, overhead fan, soap, towel, clean sheets and soft bed. Check your room before committing as some have insect screens others do not. Right beside the Mekong, our room ha view of it. Dinning can be had next door, nice river view setting good food at a reasonable price. Lovely local people, interested that falung's are in town. Not many flaungs
8. Outhoumphone Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Nice end to an exhausting days driving
Reviewed By Dread62Large, clean well appointed twin room with good facilities, including tea and coffee facilities, air conditioning, large bath with shower, flat screen TV with DVD, and bar fridge. Breakfast is included in room tariff which is very reasonable.
9. Khaykham Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Nice enough
Reviewed By Chris MNice enough and the owner is super friendly and helped us organising our trip to the elephant camp. There is no wifi but that was actually a pleasant change as I got a heap of reading done. There's not much around in the way of eats but a few makeshift restaurants and the local market is a short walk away and worth a looksy. We could of been in a better location but it was fine.
10. Sengdao Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
An okay place to sleep, friendly staff.
Reviewed By KhamkeoThis place is located on the main drag going through town. It has free WIFI and it has hot water and cold air conditioning. The bed was VERY hard and the walls are thin so you can hear a lot at night. Free coffee and tea at the front desk but no restaurant. Very inexpensive.
