Bed And Breakfast Laos

First of all I will ask all travelers who book Laos B&B to pay close attention to reservation details. You have to call a local (Paris) number to obtain a voucher and detailed instructions how to get there. I did not feel like calling internationally, so I asked Expedia agent to do it on my behalf and Local B&B agency emailed me a voucher.They will tell you the last name of the host and you will have to ring a door bell button next to his last name tag once you get to the front door of the apartment building ( right side section of the complex). The hosts are elderly couple who speak French and very little English. So if you can learn a couple of phrases in French I am sure they will appreciate it. They offered us a glass of orange juice and a map of Paris upon arrival. The guests are placed in a separate part of the apartment- there are 2 rooms- one for single person, another has a double bed and can fit 2 people. There is one good size bathroom for guest's rooms. We stayed in the bigger room and did not have anyone staying next door. The place is very quiet (loved it) for downtown Paris, which is great, because the noise issue is common everywhere else you stay. The location is great- close to subways, restaurants and main attractions. The hosts are super friendly and accommodating. We asked them to serve breakfast at specific times and they did, helped us with directions, helped make a reservation in a very good French restaurant on Saturday night. The room was clean and had several antique pieces, nice view from the patio of the peak of Eifell tower.Overall, we had a very enjoyable stay