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Added by Jopie, at 26 December 2016
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- Monday Open 24 hours
- Tuesday Open 24 hours
- Wednesday Open 24 hours
- Thursday Open 24 hours
- Friday Open 24 hours
- Saturday Open 24 hours
- Sunday Open 24 hours
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12 Reviews
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19 April 2018
A true ecotourism destination. Cleanest air ever. Some improvement needed for service part.
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15 April 2018
Beautiful nature, but food and transportation can be improve.
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05 April 2018
Nice place, my room is called eco which is right next to the stream plus gym and a lovely pool. Breakfast is good. Not too many options for lunch and dinner.
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21 February 2018
It is a gem in a hidden place. The setting of the hotel blends well with nature. Pool Villa is stunning beautiful and spacious. Breakfast buffet has good variety for Asian, European and local food. All eco tours are fun with good safety. The staff are well rained and will go out of their to way to deliver good service. I would like to thank Nid, the GM, Mee and the rest of the team to make us such a wonderful holiday. We will definitely come back.
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15 October 2017
This place is one of my favorite hotels around Asia. With unique style rooms, wonderful staffs. Great ambience, restaurant with Thai/Laos/International food.
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08 August 2017
nature and gteat hospitality and many thing yodo activities
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11 July 2017
This resort is awesome even it's far away from the city but they have everything for uswimming pool , bar , gym ,private pool,bathtub and also pick u up from the airport.
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16 March 2017
Nam Kat Waterfall was a nice picnic area for locals. This resort has gated access to it and is charging an insane 90,000K pp (60,000 for Lao) for access. I've been to every Province in Laos. The most I've ever paid for a waterfall is 10,000 and that was in a National Protected area where my money went to protecting the area (not a fake Disneyland). So You can take the road until about 5km away from the falls. Then you'll have to park and pay to ride their golf carts (which don't even run past mid afternoon). Strangely the Visitor Center in town isn't mentioning the new pricing scheme, nor the early closing time. The Visitor center itself has started charging backpackers 200,000K to rent motorbikes, then shrugging their shoulders when said tourists come back without seeing the falls because it was too late or too expensive. Tuktuks will try to get 300,000 from tourists. It makes me very upset to see such dishonesty. Just today I saw the Visitor center in Udomxai try to rent a bike at 3pm for 200,000K to a Lao tourist who wanted to visit the falls. They said they couldn't afford that. Did he tell them the 90,000 pricing for the falls? Nope! Just gave them a photo copy of directions and said goodbye. I told them where to get a bike for half that price if they really wanted to go to the falls but it's not worth it in my opinion. They had waited two hours for the Visitor center to reopen for the afternoon. So unfortunately there was no other tourism option for them. (You can see everything in town by lunch). When I saw them later they told me the Nam Kat resorts carts had stop running when they got there at 4pm. So they'd have to rent the bike again tomorrow. They can't afford that plus admission so they're leaving unhappy. They were dusty and their shoes soaked from two water crossings. I felt so bad. There is no shame in this town. The tourism industry here is struggling. This doesn't help us. I'll have no part of it. The few tourists that come here often say they wish they'd skipped the entire Udomxai Province. Do not blame it on the Chinese. People argue the resort (with it's phony Disney Khamu Village) is aimed at clueless Chinese tour buses. It's not. The signs are all in English. Do not give this resort your support by patronizing them. It's an overpriced sham that's stolen a natural landmark from the community. It's not even that nice a waterfall. I mean it's decent. But 90,000K? It's absurd. The road there has so many resort construction trucks blowing dust around tourists come back choking with eyes burning. Do not attempt this on a pedal bike. It's just a very unpleasant experience even if you're willing to pay. Please let this resort fail like it deserves to.
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20 February 2017
Nice and expensive place.
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24 January 2017
Wonderful place to get away from everything. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They offer many outdoor activities that are located within the resort. It's definitely worth a visit for the activities and waterfall even if you don't stay at the resort.
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11 January 2017
This is a beautiful and serene place surrounded by lush forests and mountains.
People who work here, from the general manager to the housekeeping staff they do their best to help guests to have a good time.
Thank you all for your kind and friendly assistance and for your lovely smiles ☺response / report this review -
02 January 2017
Magical, beautiful place in nature !!!
Wonderful rooms, excellent service !!response / report this review
