La Residence Phu Vao

Built in 1923, this uniquely French Colonial building once served as the old provincial hospital of Luang Prabang. Nine of the original fifteen buildings on the grounds are in fact UNESCO World Heritage listed which makes a stay at this incredible hotel even more remarkable. The property functioned as a hospital until as recently as 2005.

The rooms feature classic wooden four-pillared poster beds, wooden louvres and antique furniture that are as romantic as the grandeur of a time g...

Nestling in the jungle canopy are six uber lux safari-style tents, with open-plan bathrooms and balconies with glorious mountain and valley views. Equally delightful are the pool villas with interiors designed by Bill Bensley in his signature colonial-chic style with wooden hues, decorative suitcases, silk lanterns and Asian antiques.
(The tents require a bit of a walk to reach and not suitable for anyone with mobility issues)

Once the estate of Auguste Pavie – a French coloni...

The 3 Nagas offers just a handful of exquisite rooms and suites. Each are extremely spacious complete with sofas and terrace or balcony and beautifully appointed. There are no televisions in any of the rooms but they do have all the other mod cons such as refrigerator, air –con, telephones and even in room internet. There are two buildings on either side of the street and there are benefits to staying in either, the lobby and boutique are on one side but the rooms on the other side have acc...

Each of the rooms and suites are furnished with superior crafted wooden furniture, oversized balconies, spacious bath rooms with rain shower and separate toilet room. In room facilities include coffee & tea making, a personal safe, WIFI internet, hair dryer, individual air conditioning and ceiling fan with flat screen TV available on request.

Hotel facilities include a restaurant, garden bar, library, outdoor swimming pool (rare in Luang Prabang) and small spa.

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Nestled in the heart of Luang Prabang, the Souphattra Hotel epitomizes simplicity and relaxation with a touch of casual elegance. While it may not boast the extravagant amenities of some of its swanky local counterparts, its charming French-colonial design exudes warmth, complemented by a refreshing pool and spacious rooms. Its central location offers easy access to the city’s famed attractions like the night market, Royal Temple Museum, Mount Phousi, and Pha Tad Ke Botanical Gardens, e...

Converted from one of the final Royal Lao residences, the 26 rooms and suites are infused with history and stateliness without negating modern comforts. Most rooms also have balconies or terraces.

Alamea Restaurant is one of the best in the old town – worth a visit whether staying here or not. Adding to this is that each night they screen a very special movie on their open-air projector. Every night at around 7pm, the restaurant showcases a limited-edition Laotian filmed entitled �...