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Sunset Guesthouse is at the eastern side. Basic rooms at 50,000 kip, bungalows with private bath at 150,000 kip. Food quality varies depending on who is making it.
has wound up to be somewhat of a travellers' hangout. Unfortunately, the rates are not the cheapest in town and staff are unfriendly and have a reputation for overcharging. Not only overcharging occurs here, there is a real effort by the management to get as... more
is a great family run guesthouse located in the central strip of town. Rooms are available as double or single and all have private bath with hot water. The building's tiled rooftop balcony provides panoramic views of the city and neighboring Chiang Khong ac... more
has double-bed rooms with spotlessly clean floors and hot-water showers from USD10/night. It's a 3-minute walk north of the BAP guesthouse, on the right-hand side of the road. There is a good, cheap restaurant and a small convenience/souvenir store on the premises.
run by a local family and you meet often a lot of travellers. It's directly on the Khan River. Off peak times, it costs 80,000 kip. Unusually, they do not accept US$. Free filtered water and bananas are available. On Saturdays they'll serve free home-coo... more
Wat That Road. Newly opened 3 rooms upstairs all with self contained bathrooms (Dress shop is in front). 50 000 kip - 80 000 kip depending on season. Very close to the Mekong river and short walk to the night markets. This very friendly lady likes to practice he... more
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