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A Chinese hotel along a street lined with Chinese hotels. The staff might not speak English. However, they are all very attentive. The food is also delicious.

After looking at hotels in Vientiane, most of them had bad reviews. So I chose this one. I didn't expect that I made the right choice. The service was very good. I arrived at the hotel at around 8 o'clock in the morning. Normally, check-in is at 14:00 in the afternoon. But they gave me a room and checked me in directly. They also told me that I could have breakfast. The front desk spoke Chinese. Communication was also very convenient. The price and service are considered to be a cost-effective hotel. I say this because of the comprehensive evaluation. Although Vientiane is the capital, it is too shabby. After all, Laos is the poorest country in Asia. It is one of the least developed countries in the world!

Who knows, family members! This stay at Senhu Garden Resort Hotel was great! The location is excellent, and you can enjoy free pick-up and drop-off service if you make an appointment in advance at the high-speed rail station, which is very considerate. The hotel is surrounded by nature and the environment is quiet. You can also fish for Laotian wild fish, which is very interesting. The room is clean and comfortable, and the service is also very thoughtful. I will come here again next time I go on vacation!

Location: In Vientiane Sanjiang Commercial and Trade City, it is very convenient to eat and go to nearby places. It costs about 50,000 kip to take a tuk-tuk. Room environment: The hotel has just opened, and the facilities are complete and new. The price is not expensive and the cost performance is super high. From Labang-Vangrong-Vientiane, this hotel is the most comfortable one. Hotel service: There is a girl named Tingting at the front desk. She is very beautiful and speaks very standard Chinese. There was a problem with the door locking, so she immediately changed the room (the new hotel may not have been installed yet). The tuk-tuk she asked me to book arrived on time at 6 o'clock. Thank her very much🌹🌹. I will stay in this hotel again if I have the chance to go to Vientiane next time.

Convenient and spacious place. Read the reviews and was a bit scared, but when I actually stayed, it was very good. The room was spacious and clean. The receptionist was also good. Booked with breakfast, which was coffee and two sets of rap per room. Better than expected. Convenient to travel. Impressed. The room may look a bit old, but it is clean. The furniture and air conditioner are new. It may depend on the timing of each person's stay. For us, it was very okay....

This hotel was very clean and has a great location. It’s right next to Parkson mall. They also have a shuttle bus to/from the airport for free. It would definitely come back to this hotel in the future and recommend it to anyone. Breakfast is okay, it has room for improvement.

The price/performance ratio is really high! The hotel is in a very convenient location, close to the high-speed rail station, and travel is super convenient. The room is clean and tidy, the decoration style is very Southeast Asian, and breakfast is provided. The service is considerate. I will stay here again next time!

It’s a great bang for your buck this hotel is! Communication is a breeze, and the free airport pickup and transfer to the railway station are just fantastic perks. I messaged them for a pickup as I landed super early, around 7:30 am, and guess what? The driver was already there waiting for me. Talk about service! The room was spotless and really cozy—I slept like a baby during my stay. Since the hotel is pretty new, they’re still getting things up and running. For example, the free breakfast ran out quickly because of a big tour group. But no worries, Manager Chan was on it! He quickly whipped up some dumplings for the individual guests like me. How awesome is that? The front desk staff might struggle a bit with English or Chinese, but they’re super eager to help. Google Translate can be a lifesaver here. The driver, on the other hand, speaks fluent Chinese. He even offered his WeChat, so you can chat with him in Mandarin easily. One of my favorite spots was the lobby. Manager Chen often makes tea for himself and invites guests to join in. He’s so friendly and generous with his time. I learned so much about Laos and its culture just by chatting with him. The only downside is that the hotel is a bit out of the city center and since it’s new, Google Maps isn’t quite up to date. This can make it a bit tricky for ride-hailing apps to find the place. A few little extras like a hair dryer, a city map, and some tour information would be great additions for travelers. But overall, it’s a wonderful place to stay! ---

Moved from continental plaza to Ji hotel for our last night in Vientiane. The hotel is especially for Chinese tourist… it’s good and not good… based in old Chinatown, the hotel is on the 6st floor of a building. Inside it’s very nice, quite new, and service was nice. Then come the morning and the included breakfast… only Chinese food combination… not really choices… no coffee, no orange juice or else, only a cup of milk… some porridges and Chinese rice rolls or buns and eggs, these kind of combination… not attractive at all… to eat the breakfast you have to go to 1st floor and walk outside to a partnered restaurant who will serve you a choice of 5 Chinese combinations food. Workers of the hotel are nice but don’t speak English only Chinese… have a rooftop swimming pool and a gym but exposed to sunshine so it was too hot to swim or to gym 🤭.

This time I booked three nights and extended it by one night, so I stayed for four nights. The room facilities this time are old and much worse than last year. The service is very good, and breakfast is the same every day, fried dough sticks, porridge and eggs