Lieyphi Guesthouse: Your Comfortable Base in Phonsavan
A cozy and convenient guesthouse in Phonsavan, perfect for exploring the Plain of Jars and experiencing local Lao culture.
Lieyphi Guesthouse provides a cozy and convenient retreat for travelers exploring Phonsavan and the surrounding Plain of Jars. The guesthouse features well-furnished rooms equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a restful stay for guests. The staff are known for their warm hospitality, offering helpful tips and insights into local attractions and cultural experiences. Located in the heart of Phonsavan, Lieyphi Guesthouse allows easy access to the town's local markets where you can sample authentic Laotian cuisine and immerse yourself in the local culture. Phonsavan itself is a historically rich town with a unique blend of Lao and French influences. The guesthouse is a great starting point for exploring the Plain of Jars, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and other nearby attractions.
Local tips
- Check with the guesthouse staff for the latest information on guided tours to the Plain of Jars.
- Explore the local street food stalls near the guesthouse for an authentic taste of Laos.
- Book your accommodation in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to ensure availability.
A brief summary to Lieyphi Guesthouse
- C6XC+H56, Phonsavan, LA
- +856309902798
Getting There
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Walking
From the center of Phonsavan, walk east on the main road (Lao National Route 7). Continue for approximately 1.5 kilometers until you reach the intersection with Route 1C. Turn left onto Route 1C. After about 500 meters, you will see the sign for Lieyphi Guesthouse on your right. There are no mandatory access fees or tolls.
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Tuk-tuk
Tuk-tuks are readily available in Phonsavan and are a convenient way to reach Lieyphi Guesthouse. A ride from the Phonsavan market or the bus station to the guesthouse typically costs between 10,000 to 20,000 LAK, but agree on the price before you start your journey. The journey takes approximately 5-10 minutes depending on traffic.
