Phai Guesthouse is located at the foot of Mount Phousi in the heart of Luang Prabang Old Town. You can walk to the Night Market, Food Street, Sisavangvong Road (locally known as Foreigner Street), the National Museum and Wat Xiengthong. The trail to Mount Phousi is only 100 metres away, offering spectacular sunset views. We have three room types available: - Compact Twin Room: Neat and cosy with two single beds. - Comfortable Double Room: Spacious with a queen-size bed. - Budget Triple Room: Features one single bed and one double bed. All rooms come with windows and private bathrooms. Free toiletries and towels are provided. Numerous restaurants serving local and international dishes are situated nearby. Our front desk team speaks English, Thai, Lao and Chinese. We can arrange shared shuttle services to: - Luang Prabang Airport - High-Speed Railway Station - Kuang Si Waterfalls Special Services for Guests Travelling to Nong Khiaw 1. Ticket booking assistance for trips to Nong Khiaw. During waiting time, guests may use free drinking water, high-speed Wi-Fi, mobile charging stations and receive free travel information. 2. Free luggage storage for guests returning from Nong Khiaw and continuing their stay here. 3. Complimentary changing rooms and showers for guests who need to go straight to the railway station after returning from Nong Khiaw.

The hotel landlord is a gentle, pretty and helpful lady under 30 years old. She is a native of Luang Prabang, Laos. She is fluent in English, Chinese and Thai and can communicate with guests from different countries. She knows where to taste local delicacies and where to have fun.

Phai Guesthouse is located in the core of Luang Prabang, less than 100 meters from the entrance to the top of Mount Phousi, and less than 500 meters from the Grand Palace, Wat Xieng Thong, Foreigner Street, Food Court, Night Market, and Morning Market in the ancient city. It is very convenient to rent a motorcycle, tuk-tuk, or carpool to the famous tourist attraction Kuang Si Waterfall. The guesthouse is next to Outback Lao, the most popular foreigner bar in Luang Prabang.