Hotel Savan Resorts (Savannakhet, Laos)

About Savan Resorts

Savan Resorts (SR) is a very unique resort with mixed architectural design inspired by Lane Xang and Southern Laos Kingdom, authentic Thai Laos cuisine, wide range of exciting entertainment activities and impressive hospitality. We offer 472 standard rooms and suites with best rates in town. Our rooms are spacious and comfortable where you can find everything you need for a pleasant stay. Just 15 minutes from Mukdahan province (Thailand) across the 2nd Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge over the famous Mekong river and only 10 minutes away from Savannakhet Airport. We provide easy access with free daily shuttle bus services and free pick up and drop off from nearby airports for our VIPs. Room features: 472 guest rooms with air conditioning, flat screen TV, WIFI in room and public area, safety box, mini bar. Hotel features: 24/7 Sene Sabai Spa (Spa&Massage, Steam room provided), free parking. Eating and drink: 24/7 Chopsticks The Asian style fast food restaurant. Rom Sai International Buffet Restaurant . Dynasty Chinese & Asian Fusion Elephant Bar The vibrant & bustling bar Legend Cafe The contemporary style coffee shop. Attraction POIs: Ing Hang Stupa: 450 years stupa built in the mid-16th century. That Phone Stupa: One of the most distinguished landmarks in Savannakhet, is not only famous for its structural elegance; the religious site is also considered as a spiritual home of Savannakhet. St Theresa's Catholic Church: A Savannakhet landmark and the largest Catholic church in the city. Heuan Hin (Stone House): The set of Cham or Khmer ruins, built between AD 553 and 700. Apart from a few walls, most of the stones of this pre-Angkorian site now lie in plies of rubble. Musee Des Dinosaures: A major dig in the 1930s near a village 145km eastr of the city unearthed 110-million-year-old dinosaur fossils. Dong Natad: It is a sacred, semi-evergreen forest within a provincial protected area 15km from Savannakhet. It's home to two villages that have been coexisting with the forest about 400 years.