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Luang Prabang Accommodation Oui's Guesthouse Sustainability

Ms Oui, Manager

You will be cared for by three sisters all who grew up in this former family home in Ban Kily. Oot, Oet, and Oui will provide you with friendly and personal attention you need from reception to creating a sumptuous early morning breakfast. All three are eagerly learning English and will offer their best to help you find your way about the town.



Caring for destination

This accommodation provider has taken action to address one or more issues (whether environmental, social or cultural) which will contribute positively to the long term viability of the destination and hence their site displays a Caring for the destination rating.

Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination:  


Society and Environment.


Detailed description of the Caring for the Destination Initiative: 


A family-run business Oui's Guesthouse is co-owned and run by a Western / Laos partnership comprising Roger, his wife Oui and her two sisters. Oui and her sisters grew up in the home they now run as a guesthouse. Oui's Guesthouse is very much involved in sustainable tourism initiatives apart from the obvious local ownership.

Society
Oui's Guesthouse support the Stay Another Day initiative and a smoke free Luang Prabang. In addition, Oui's actively encourages you to immerse themselves into local community with advice and guidelines on experiences including traditional Laos sauna and alms for the monks at sunrise.

Bear in mind that Oui and her sisters speak little English. You may not receive as much information as you might hope from such a small locally-owned guesthouse. However, like any tourism experience, what you get out of it is a matter of what you put in and Oui and her sisters do go out of their way to make you feel part of the place.

Environment
They have keypad-operated electricity units and a mains switch outside the bedroom. They also encourage guests to conserve as much electricity as possible.


Traveller Feedback

Score for how travellers see this initiative ... both in terms of impact and commitment.
Not impressed 2.35 out of 3 Fantastic
Ms phyllis d.
- United States
on 28 Apr 2012
I gathered that the people of Laos are at the mercy of ruthless developers - largely from China but no doubt of many origins.
Mr Laurent M.
- France
on 14 Apr 2011
Some hotels in the world apply the following system for laundry, which could save a lot of energy for water and electricity: "if you want you towels to be changed, please let them on the ground; otherwise hang it and we won't change it every day".
Mrs jenny k.
- Australia
on 15 Jan 2011
lovely ,clean,little guest house.Good breakfast and very friendly helpful staff.Happy to recommend
Mr bernard o.
- France
on 31 Jan 2010
No remark
Mr Jerry B.
- Canada
on 11 Jan 2010
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Mr Henrik Rohde T.
- Denmark
on 30 Mar 2009
luang Prabang is such a fantastic city and it will become more popular in the coming years, I am sure. Therefore it´s very important to take environmentally mesurements
Ms Yvette H.
- Australia
on 01 Mar 2009
I would like to see more visible signs of caring for the destination. I think the sisters of this guesthouse are too humble and do not promote what they do, although we did witness the care they took in the immediate area around the guesthouse.