The location was perfect for a peaceful getaway
The room was clean and comfortable
The room with a view of the Mekong River is absolutely stunning
The hotel is spotless
Distilled by Parley from the 15 most recent of 26 verified guest reviews
The room was clean and comfortable
— how guests describe the rooms
Every room includes Terrace, Flat-screen TV, Balcony, Private bathroom, Air conditioning, Drying rack for clothing, Clothes rack, Tea/Coffee maker, and 9 more
32 m² · 3 single beds · Sleeps 3
This Superior Triple Room has a balcony and terrace. The private bathroom features a bath or shower, hairdryer, free toiletries, toilet, toilet paper, and towels. The room is equipped with air conditioning, a tea/coffee maker, electric kettle, refrigerator, wardrobe or closet, clothes rack, drying rack for clothing, and a flat-screen TV. It sleeps 3 guests.
Beds 7.4/10 · 10 guests mention them
32 m² · 2 extra-large double beds · Sleeps 4 · Suite
This spacious Family Suite with Balcony offers exceptional comfort, featuring two extra-large double beds, a private bathroom with shower, and a flat-screen TV. The room boasts a river view, balcony, and air conditioning for a highly relaxing stay.
Beds 6.8/10 · 9 guests mention them
27 m² · 1 extra-large double bed · Sleeps 2
The Deluxe Double Room at Riverside Chiangkhan offers exceptional comfort, a spacious layout, and stunning river views. Amenities include air conditioning, a private bathroom, and a flat-screen TV, along with a balcony and tea/coffee maker.
Beds 6.8/10 · 9 guests mention them
32 m² · 2 extra-large double beds · Sleeps 4
The Family Room at Riverside Chiangkhan offers spacious accommodations with two extra-large double beds, a private bathroom, and a balcony with a river view, providing a serene and comfortable retreat for families.
Beds 6.8/10 · 9 guests mention them
27 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
A private balcony and terrace overlook the river, offering a direct outdoor space for guests. The room sleeps two on a double bed and includes air‑conditioning, a flat‑screen TV, a tea/coffee maker with electric kettle, a refrigerator, a drying rack, a clothes rack and a wardrobe. The en‑suite bathroom provides a bath or shower, towels, free toiletries, a hairdryer and toilet facilities.
Beds 7.4/10 · 10 guests mention them
“Absolute Katastrophe. Einmal und nie wieder.”
The water‑front bungalows provide a spectacular view, yet the first room’s air‑conditioning failed, forcing a change; the beds were rock‑hard, likely on mattresses over ten years old, and everything looked dirty and neglected. The bathroom resembled a cheap €5 dump, and breakfast was a disgrace—by 8:30 everything was gone, refills were grudging and already cold, there was no filtered coffee, only undrinkable instant coffee. Stay away; even one star is too generous.
“Charming Hotel with Some Minor Issues”
The setting on the Mekong is beautiful, and the hotel is spotless. The staff are friendly and the breakfast is good. However, the proximity of the bungalows means that you can hear everything going on next door, and the bathrooms are a bit functional.
“Nice Views, But Some Problems”
The views are great, the air is fresh, and the breakfast is okay. However, there are a few issues with the hotel - the bathroom is always flooded, the stairs are a bit of a climb, and the rooms don't have much soundproofing. Plus, the bike rentals are a bit limited, and the hotel can get a bit wobbly in strong winds.
The hotel is nicely located on the Mekong with spacious rooms and plenty of parking, but the breakfast was only okay, offering just instant coffee and a small selection of foods, so if you’re satisfied with a toast you’ll be fully satisfied.
“Lovely Resort with a Few Caveats”
The resort's breakfast spread was amazing, but it was definitely geared towards Thai tastes, which might not be ideal for visitors from the UK or US. On the other hand, the scenic walking and cycling track along the river was a lovely way to explore the surrounding area and get to the main town, which was about a 3-4 km walk. Just be sure to pack warm clothes for winter, as it can get pretty chilly in the evenings.
“Absolute Katastrophe. Einmal und nie wieder.”
The water‑front bungalows provide a spectacular view, yet the first room’s air‑conditioning failed, forcing a change; the beds were rock‑hard, likely on mattresses over ten years old, and everything looked dirty and neglected. The bathroom resembled a cheap €5 dump, and breakfast was a disgrace—by 8:30 everything was gone, refills were grudging and already cold, there was no filtered coffee, only undrinkable instant coffee. Stay away; even one star is too generous.
The hotel is nicely located on the Mekong with spacious rooms and plenty of parking, but the breakfast was only okay, offering just instant coffee and a small selection of foods, so if you’re satisfied with a toast you’ll be fully satisfied.
“Charming Hotel with Some Minor Issues”
The setting on the Mekong is beautiful, and the hotel is spotless. The staff are friendly and the breakfast is good. However, the proximity of the bungalows means that you can hear everything going on next door, and the bathrooms are a bit functional.
“Lovely Resort with a Few Caveats”
The resort's breakfast spread was amazing, but it was definitely geared towards Thai tastes, which might not be ideal for visitors from the UK or US. On the other hand, the scenic walking and cycling track along the river was a lovely way to explore the surrounding area and get to the main town, which was about a 3-4 km walk. Just be sure to pack warm clothes for winter, as it can get pretty chilly in the evenings.
“Nice Views, But Some Problems”
The views are great, the air is fresh, and the breakfast is okay. However, there are a few issues with the hotel - the bathroom is always flooded, the stairs are a bit of a climb, and the rooms don't have much soundproofing. Plus, the bike rentals are a bit limited, and the hotel can get a bit wobbly in strong winds.
