Sengahloune Resort

The hotel staff is amazing and chatty, helpful an trustworthy. The food is great, breakfast abundant and tasty. The Lao style bungalows great. They are just finishing their new building, with rooms with large windows, but I think I would still prefer the little bungalows. Hang out in the hammock and look at the river. Or lie by the pool. Siphandon never disappoints. There is so much to see and do and it's one of he most relaxing places I know

We stayed for 3 nights. Although a bit pricey, it is a nice clean and comfortable bungalow, overlooking the river. Daily housekeeping. Breakfast good. Hotel able to book ongoing bus journey. Pool good and plenty of sun loungers.

We stayed at Sengahloune Resort & Villas for a couple of days with 2 two families of friends (in all a party of 14!). We were tipped on the place by the owner of Boutique Hotel Residence Sisouk (a must stay BTW) in Paksé. Our rooms were in the new concrete building (vs the wooden bungalows). It was frankly an excellent surprise in such a remote part of the world :). The rooms are extremely modern, clean, spacious, and ideally located overlooking the Mekong. There is even a small couch in front of a large bay-window to enjoy the view. The rooms also include a small terrace which is nice. On top of this the resort has recently added a fairly sizeable swimming pool, probably the only one on this island. Breakfast is generous but not outstanding, save for the home-made crêpes which are delicious. In summary, a wonderful experience in a pretty unique Landmark of Laos. Compared to all the backpackers guest houses we came across while touring the area this hotel really stood out. Service is quite good by Lao standards

This place it is not just by the river, but positioned in a way to get an amazing sunset that you can watch either by the restaurant or the dock of the hotel, or by the nearby bridge connecting with Don Det. The stuff is friendly and helpful. Nice breakfast. It has also a big swimming pool. Really recommend this place that will keep you away from the more touristic areas but close from manylovely attractions

Great hotel in an incredibly chilled place, excellent staff, altogether a wonderful experience. Excellent communication with Mr Thep who arranged transfers etc. Mi and the restaurant staff are very welcoming. Don Khone is one of the most laidback places on earth and I can't think of a better place to enjoy it. Without doubt the best accommodation on the island, prices whilst high for the islands represent good value for money. Rooms, pool etc are clean and the view from the terrace and restaurant are incredible

Four nights with friends totally relaxing. Resort organised transfers from Pause Airport. Easy Check in, comfortable rooms, good air con & WiFi. Restaurant had good breakfast, delicious meals & cold beers. Staff helpful & friendly. Nou, Thepmai & staff thankyou for making our stay so comfortable & easy

Luckily I found out that there is a modern building and I like pools, there are only few offered on the islands. I stayed there for 3 nights in a deluxe room on the second floor and enjoyed every minute. The room is big in a 4 stars hotel's standard, the staff is friendly and service oriented, Mr. Thep, the owner/manager, and his son are doing their best to fulfil your requests. The view of the bridge from the restaurant is unbeatable

Not o be confused with the Sengahloune Villa about 300 metres away, the much larger Sengahloune Resort is set riverside right next to the old French bridge. The resort has a row of wooden bungalows on the riverfront, plus a newly erected multi story wing also fronting the river, behind which is another row of bungalows. We chose one of the newer rooms overlooking the river and were very happy with our choice. The room was quite large and airy with all mod cons. One unique feature of the room was the large day bed with picture windows that opened up to the river and to the adjacent balcony. Also on the resorts lush grounds is a large and very welcoming swimming pool. It should be noted that the surrounding sun lounges are now covered with foam mats and sheets during the day. The supplied breakfast is modest but adequate. There is cereal, fruit, eggs, muffins, baguette's, great pancakes, fruit juice and of course tea and coffee. The staff are great, friendly and helpful, although English is not their strong point. Despite this lack of language, we never had a problem getting our message across. “Tep” the manager was great and had good communication skills.

Together with 25 Anglo-Thai Society members, my wife and myself had a most enjoyable lunch today at the Sengahaloune Resort against the combined backdrop of the Mekong River and the French Bridge. In addition to the lovely setting, both the food (I particularly liked the local fish cooked in a banana leaf) and the service were first-rate. We all enjoyed our visit and would encourage others to dine at the Sengahloune Resort whenever a suitable opportunity arises