| room service is available. massage treatments are offered at a surcharge. morning market is also 2 km away. check in time: 2:00 pmcheck out time: 12:00 pm. the polished rooms come with free wi fi, flat screen tvs and minibars, plus private bathrooms. near shops and restaurants, this relaxed hotel is 2 km from patuxai and 3 km from pha that luang. there's a coffee shop. suites add kitchenettes, dining areas, and living areas with sofas
Wattay International Airport 28 min
Sala Keoku (49 min)
Unique park featuring gardens & paths leading around a series of massive religious sculptures. Morning Market (17 min)
Daily market for traditional handicrafts from textiles to jewelry, plus produce & street food. Tha Sadet Market (44 min)
Busy covered market on a riverside promenade with street food carts, clothing & local handicrafts. Chao Anouvong Park (8 min)
Scenic park with a riverside promenade, picnic areas & a nightly market of souvenir vendors. Presidential Palace - Palais présidentiel (9 min) COPE Visitor Centre (18 min)
Solemn visitor center & museum with displays & films on history of bombings & related disabilities. That Dam Stupa-สวนธาตุดำ (7 min)
Ancient, bell-shaped stupa believed to have once been protected by a 7-headed water serpent. Patuxay Monument (19 min)
Imposing 1960s war memorial featuring a European-style arch & traditional Laotian carvings. Buddha Park (33 min)
Attraction known for dozens of Buddha statues in various poses, also a popular cycling destination. Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge (41 min)
3,839-ft. long bridge providing 2 pedestrian pathways, a central railway line & views of the river. Pha That Luang Vientiane (8 min)
Historic 44-m. gold Buddhist stupa with multiple levels, a walled enclosure & a grassy courtyard. Sisaket Temple (8 min)
19th-century Siamese-style temple with a museum & cloister wall housing thousands of small Buddhas. Wat Si Muang (19 min)
Buddhist temple built in the 16th century, drawing bustling crowds with the promise of good luck. Hophakaew Museum (8 min)
Former temple, built in 1565 for the Emerald Buddha (now in Bangkok) & today a museum & shop. Vientiane Night Market (11 min)
Open-air market next to the Mekong River with stalls selling local handicrafts, clothes & homewares. | 
