Oudomsin Hotel: A Cozy Stay in Huay Xai
Discover the charm of Huay Xai at Oudomsin Hotel, offering affordable comfort and easy access to local attractions and cultural experiences.
Nestled in the heart of Huay Xai, Oudomsin Hotel offers a convenient and comfortable stay for travelers exploring Laos. With its budget-friendly accommodations and local charm, it's an ideal base for your adventures.
A brief summary to Oudomsin Hotel
- 7CG7+9CM, Unnamed Road, Huay Xai, LA
Local tips
- Book in advance during peak travel seasons to secure your stay.
- Ask the staff for recommendations on local eateries for authentic Laotian food.
- Take a stroll along the Mekong River for stunning sunset views.
- Inquire about local tours or activities to enrich your travel experience.
- Consider renting a bicycle to explore Huay Xai and its surroundings at your own pace.
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving to Oudomsin Hotel from within Bokeo Province, make your way to Huay Xai, the capital of Bokeo Province. Use a GPS or map application and enter the coordinates 20.2759732, 100.4135514. Once you reach Huay Xai, head towards the Unnamed Road where the hotel is located, identified by the landmark '7CG7+9CM'. Look for signage directing you to Oudomsin Hotel. There are no significant tolls or fees on the roads leading to Huay Xai.
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Public Transportation
To reach Oudomsin Hotel using public transport, first take a bus or minivan to Huay Xai from your location in Bokeo Province. The main bus station in Huay Xai is located near the city center. Buses from places like Pakbeng or other districts usually cost around 30,000 to 50,000 LAK depending on the distance. Upon arriving at Huay Xai, you can take a tuk-tuk or motorcycle taxi to reach the hotel, which should cost about 20,000 to 30,000 LAK. Provide the driver with the address '7CG7+9CM, Unnamed Road' for proper navigation.
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Walking
If you find yourself already in Huay Xai and prefer to walk, start from the city center and head towards Unnamed Road. The hotel is approximately a 20-minute walk from the center of town. Use local landmarks such as the Mekong River or the night market as reference points for navigation. Be sure to stay hydrated and wear comfortable shoes, as the roads may be uneven.
