Serviced Apartments in Laos

Looking for a serviced apartment in Laos? From short-term stays to extended business trips, our serviced apartments provide the flexibility, space, and comfort of home across key economic centres. Our accommodation portfolio offers fully equipped and secure bases in the capital, Vientiane, and other rapidly developing commercial zones.

Explore our expertly curated options and find the perfect apartment for your needs. Not sure where to begin? Visit our FAQs page or get in touch with us to discuss your corporate accommodation requirements with one of our specialists.

Serviced Apartments in Popular Locations

We highlight the most in-demand destinations for international business travellers below:

• Vientiane: The capital and largest city is the primary hub for government, finance, and most international business operations.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Laos with SilverDoor?

Serviced apartments provide superior value, comfort, and a stable environment for corporate teams and long-term assignees.

• Enhanced Security: We work only with trusted property partners, ensuring our portfolio meets essential safety and compliance standards. This robust vetting process provides peace of mind in less familiar environments.
• Total Flexibility: A serviced apartment offers more space than a hotel room, including separate living and working areas. The fully equipped kitchen allows guests to control their diet and schedule, ideal for project work and extended stays.
• Local Expertise: As specialists in corporate accommodation, SilverDoor provides dedicated support to secure apartments located near key embassies, business districts, and transport links, ensuring efficiency for your travel programme.

Laos Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

Weather in Laos

Laos has a tropical monsoon climate with two main seasons. The Wet (or Rainy) season generally runs from May to October. This period is hot and humid, with heavy but typically short-lived rainfall. The Dry Season runs from November to April. This is the cooler, more comfortable period for travel. Temperatures are hottest just before the rains begin (March-April). Be mindful that heavy rain in the wet season can cause localised flooding and disrupt road travel, especially in rural areas.

Currency in Laos

The official currency is the Lao Kip (LAK). While LAK is the legal currency, Thai Baht (THB) and US Dollars (USD) are widely accepted, particularly for large purchases and in major cities (Vientiane, Luang Prabang). Credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) are accepted in most international hotels and upscale restaurants in Vientiane and Luang Prabang, but cash is essential for smaller vendors and transactions outside the major cities. ATMs are common in large towns. Tipping is becoming more customary in tourist hotels and higher-end restaurants, where a 10% tip is often expected or a service charge is included in the bill.

Language spoken in Laos

The official language is Lao (sometimes called Laotian). French is still used in government, commerce, and by older professionals. English is increasingly popular among the younger generation and is generally sufficient for basic communication in major tourist and business areas.

Time Zones in Laos

Laos observes a single time zone: Indochina Time (ICT) which is UTC+7. Laos does not observe Daylight Saving Time.