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The hostel family is always ready to help with everything, from renting scooters to speaking good English, and they’re constantly available to answer your questions.
Sander7 месяцев назад
Pakse·8.7
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Chato Hostel in Pakse offers clean, air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, tiled floors, work desks, and city views. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a lounge, 24‑hour front desk, minimarket, daily housekeeping, coffee shop, bicycle parking, car hire, and a tour desk. Breakfast ranges from continental to à la carte pastries. Located 2 km from Pakse International Airport, it is praised for cleanliness, convenience, and attentive staff.
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Как гости оценивают отель, аспект за аспектом.
The hostel family is always ready to help with everything, from renting scooters to speaking good English, and they’re constantly available to answer your questions.
Sander·7 месяцев назад
I had an excellent stay—everything was perfect, highly recommended!
Rossella·8 месяцев назад
The dorms were spacious, beds very comfortable, a small café on the ground floor, and a little terrace right in the city center. The value for money was very good. Breakfast included an egg and bread. The bathrooms were lacking soap and shampoo.
Isabelle·8 месяцев назад
The hotel sits in the city center, so getting around is very convenient, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The lobby features a small café corner where you can relax, and the drinks are tasty and well-made. My room was clean and the bed comfortable. Towels are supplied, but you’ll need to bring your own toiletries and other personal items. I was not very impressed with the bathroom facilities: the shower in my room had weak water pressure, and the other two bathrooms had showerheads that were not fully functional, with only a small amount of water coming out and some leakage.
Chutima·11 месяцев назад
The location was ideal. I had read that the room had no windows, but I was surprised to find it painted gray with anthracite doors. There was no bedside lamp, only very intense ceiling lights. It felt quite oppressive, like a late‑19th‑century psychiatric hospital or prison atmosphere. It may seem like a detail, but in practice it was quite striking.
Magali·Год назад