Pakse Hotels
Pakse is a city in the Champasak province of Southern Laos. It's one of the biggest towns in Laos and a major transportation hub for southern Laos. If you plan to go to the Bolaven Plateau, Wat Phou, or Si Phan Don you will probably have to spend some time here. Look for accommodation in Pakse, or try finding hotels in Champasak, 25 km to the south.
Pakse Hotels and Accommodation
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Ban Lakmuang No. 10 Road, Pakse (2 km west)
Rated 9.3/10 by 17 reviews
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Street N5 Bane Watlouang, Pakse
Rated 8/10 by 97 reviews
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13 South Road Lakmeaung Village, Champasak (2 km west)
Rated 8.8/10 by 11 reviews
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Ban Huay Lao No. 10 Road, Pakse (2 km west)
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Ban Lakmuang No. 10 Road, Pakse (2 km west)
Rated 6/10 by 11 reviews
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Our recommendations of Residence Sisouk, Pakse hotel, Sang Aroun Hotel Champasak, Souksan Guesthouse, and Sala Champa Hotel may take into account distance from Pakse, guest ratings and accommodation popularity.
Pakse Travel Tips
Beautiful water falls and clifts....wear comfortable flip flops, bug spray, and sun block! Monica R.
The red clay is pretty when its wet... After a visa-crunch and 14 hour overnight bus ride through southern Laos, and a busdriver who blared Lao pop karaoke tapes at top volume, Pakse was a welcome site. Extensive Laotian travel is exhaustive, mentally and physically. You feel bones rattling in your … Katie W.
If you don't like rain, mud, or walking much, I suggest not to go to Pakse during rainy season (June-August). However, if you can stand all that, you might appreciate the jungles and waterfalls in southern Laos near Champasak and Pakse. I found it more beautiful walking around in the rain. … Amanda R.More Pakse Tips GeckoGo
The red clay is pretty when its wet... After a visa-crunch and 14 hour overnight bus ride through southern Laos, and a busdriver who blared Lao pop karaoke tapes at top volume, Pakse was a welcome site. Extensive Laotian travel is exhaustive, mentally and physically. You feel bones rattling in your … Katie W.
If you don't like rain, mud, or walking much, I suggest not to go to Pakse during rainy season (June-August). However, if you can stand all that, you might appreciate the jungles and waterfalls in southern Laos near Champasak and Pakse. I found it more beautiful walking around in the rain. … Amanda R.More Pakse Tips GeckoGo
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