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Reviewed 16 March 2014

We stayed at the Sinouk Coffee Resort for one night just after Pakse.

The Coffee resort is very well maintained and the scenery is really beautiful. Rooms were nice too, all built in wood as we were in the chalet 1.

If you're looking for a quiet stay in the Boloven Plateau, this is for you. There is no internet access and except if you know how to use a motorbike, there are not many possibilities to get around (they were ordering some bikes as an alternative but It was not available yet). Also I think the staff could learn English a bit as discussions were quite limited.

Overall we had a nice stay at Sinouk Coffee Resort. I think few things could be improved (to offer various ways to get around in the Boloven Plateau, more English speaking staff, potential Internet access?) so that It can get a 5 Stars and tourists would be willing to stay more than 1 night.

Date of stay: February 2014
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Reviewed 19 February 2014

i just had with my husband a lunch there. really good food. i looked at the rooms they have and yes they are extremelly nice , expecially the ones beside the water.
botanical garden well kept. the place is very clean.

Date of stay: January 2014
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Thank 111Ana
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Reviewed 28 December 2013

After seeing the spectacular Tad Fane waterfalls, we arrived at the resort just after sunset. The typhoon was really blowing hard outside. The room appeared to be very new and at first glance, it appeared comfortable. The mattress was firm but not uncomfortable. Even though the room was in a new building, there were obvious signs of water damage, i.e. mold, in one corner up towards the ceiling. (My guide slept in the room below and he remarked that his room had similar water damage in the same location.)

The bathroom is Lao style, I.e. a western toilet and a shower occupy the same physical space with no partition. The Kleenex box was empty and needed to be replaced. I knew there would be no TV in the room but the lack of Wi-Fi in the rooms was unexpected. They let me use the computer at reception but the internet speed, like most everywhere in Laos, was very slow.

I'm glad my guide was staying at the same place as I because the staff does not speak English.

The storm was still raging the next morning when we left so I never got to see the lovely grounds.

This is likely the nicest resort on the Bolaven Plateau but its rustic style may not be suitable for many western tourists.

Date of stay: October 2013
Trip type: Travelled solo
Thank tomn932
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Reviewed 23 October 2013

Wonderful stylish homestead with beautiful handmade touches set beside a river and small cascading waterfall. Balcony's overlooking coffee plantation and wonderful attentive staff. We had the communal dining area and lounge areas to ourselves and loved this little oasis. Highly recommend

Date of stay: October 2013
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Thank Jaine F
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Reviewed 27 July 2013

Coffee estate, botanical garden, English country cottages with Lao accents...it's hard to categorize Sinouk Coffee Resort. I am writing this from the porch of Chalet #1 (for later uploading, as there is no wireless), which is positioned above a stream that artistically cascades over boulders, descending into a pond where ten minutes ago, two Lao women and three young children were bathing. Although built in 1997, its wide floorboards and old-style, classy furniture evokes another era. Chalet #2 is newer. Each cottage has several en suite bedrooms, and residents share the dining room, sitting room, and several outdoor spaces in their house. In our case, we've barely seen the other couple staying here tonight, so it's almost as though this is our own cottage. The bamboo and silk light fixtures, exquisite Lao woven accent cushions and hangings, reed floor mats, and handmade baskets define an almost magazine-like interior space. A+ for aesthetics in Chalet #1.

The reed and bamboo furniture is comfortable, the rooms are spotlessly clean, and there is no TV in the cottages to distrub the soothing effect of the gurgling water outside. The helpful staff are attentive but don't hover. And the garden is a delight. Flowering plants and shrubs- from dahlias and roses to unusual varieties of bouganvilleas and others I can't name, line the paths. An army of coleus and other variegated leaf plants splay additional color,while coffee trees laden with beans form the backdrop. There is a coffee shop (of course) that also sells a few handicrafts and expensive packets of estate-produced beans. There are a few downsides - primarily, the lack of good reading lights, musty smells in some of the rooms, and tiny bathrooms - at least the two I've seen. Perhaps the ones in newer Chalet #2 are larger. A few spotlights in the living area and a daily airing of the rooms would be my two recommendations.

Breakfast is included in the price of rooms (ranging from US$40-$60 per night); dinner can be ordered to eat in the cottage, which is essential, as there are no other restaurants nearby. It was plentiful although not particularly remarkable. The coffee was okay, but not strong enough for our taste. Location - Sinouk is about 32 kms from Paksong, just after the village of Ban Lakkhao as you head towards Tha Teng. It is well sign-posted about 200 meters before the driveway. While Sinouk is sufficiently out-of-the-way so as not to be on anyone's list as a short getaway destination, its peacefulness, beauty, and classy coziness certainly qualify it for the "romantic" category.

Room tip: The location of the older cottage above a small waterfall makes it a relaxing but somewhat damp choice in rainy season
Date of stay: June 2013
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