Le Jardin Hotel De Pakse

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The hotel substandard Not as advertised Rundown

Welcome and helpful manager. Clean room and pool. Enjoyable breakfast. Pakse, unfortunately like so many south east Asia countries needs to ensure their urban environment are environmentally healthy and free from discarded plastic. Le Jardin hotel surrounds were clean and cared for.

Very quiet and staff were accommodating.

We traveled to Pakse and stayed one night at LJ, left our luggage with them while doing a river cruise, and then stayed again at LJ for a few more nights. The hotel is new and very nice. It's outside of the city center, but they provide transport any time you want it (or arrange for it). They even booked one of their drivers for the afternoon so that we could go to Champasak for the day. The pool is lovely and a nice break from the heat. The rooms are not fancy but are clean and simply furnished. The staff could not be more polite and helpful. Breakfast was simple and tasty.

Old french colonial style house in a nice garden but quite far from the center. Hopefully the hotel offers a service car to drop and pick you up in the city Center. Excellent home made marmalades at breakfast. Just the AC oriented to the head bed... that's not healthy.

Everything is exellent. We.feel relaxed. In spite of a little distabce from the center, they give us quietness and silence.

Excellent hotel and the staff are very friendly but the location is a little out of the way.

Staffs are helpful, the place is tidy and clean

Hotel du jardin is an oasis. Whilst in a busy area , the hotel itself is secluded and quiet. With the swimming pool an added advantage this makes for a very relaxing stay. The staff are very courteous and the owner, Noi , speaks good English and French and is extremely helpful

It was a beautiful property but it was located far from the center of town. You had to take a taxi or tuktuk and also walk to the main road, not in front of the hotel. The first day there we decided to double book another hotel in town where we could just walk out of the hotel and be near restaurants and shops. So we ended up paying for two hotels but felt it was necessary.