Luang Prabang Hotels with Bars

This hotel is absolutely perfect for families with kids! We spent most of our three-day, two-night stay at the pools, and the children had an amazing time. The hotel has two pools, one for adults and a shallower one that's great for younger kids. Beyond that, the public areas are beautifully maintained and very relaxing, ideal for a vacation. They also offer frequent shuttle services to Yangren Street, which makes getting around super convenient. And I have to mention the breakfast – it was delicious and came with a fantastic view. If only we had more time, I would have loved to stay and relax for another couple of days! Finally, a huge thank you to the hotel manager, Ms. Fu, who assisted us during our stay. As she's Chinese, we added her on WeChat after check-in, and she helped us with so many travel issues (booking private cars, rescheduling restaurant reservations, and various other small requests). I felt a bit bad for bothering her so much, but she was incredibly gentle and patient throughout. We'll definitely be staying here again next time. Thanks for taking such good care of us! ❤️

Very nice house with real local Laos businesses. Simple and quiet if you need good sleep. The location is perfect you can walk easily everywhere. The staff very friendly and helpful, if you want to take day trips or 3 days tips very good price to book with the hotel.

There was a discrepancy between the photos shown online and the actual room facilities. I chose this hotel after comparing it with two or three other properties, and the photos were a major factor in my decision, so this was very disappointing. I requested that the misleading photos be removed. The room change was only within the same category, and even though it was off-season with vacant rooms available, I was still assigned the smallest room. If other rooms in the same category were available, I feel there could have been more consideration. That level of service was disappointing. A silk bathrobe was provided, but personally I prefer cotton. The amenities included a toothbrush, shower cap, cotton swabs, hairdryer, shampoo, soap, and body lotion. There was more than enough complimentary drinking water provided, which was reassuring. There was no minibar, but finding a French press and coffee beans in the room was a small but pleasant surprise. I really wish there had been mosquito coils or insect repellent on the balcony. The breakfast was quite good, but it was exactly the same every day, so I think staying more than three nights would become repetitive. The room furnishings and overall atmosphere were beautiful. It has a unique charm and character that newer architecture simply cannot replicate. Bicycles are available free of charge, including both regular bicycles and mountain bikes. I walked to the old town once, and it took about 15 minutes. It’s walkable, but if location is a priority, staying in the old town would be a better choice. Also, unlike many other 4-star or higher hotels, there was no shuttle service to the old town. Since I rented a motorbike, it wasn’t a problem for me, but with the rainy season approaching, this could become inconvenient. I’m glad I stayed once, but I wouldn’t return.

Chinese travelers, this is the place to stay! I booked this hotel blindly, and the front desk staff, who spoke some Chinese, was incredibly friendly. The courtyard is lovely, and there's a subtle, pleasant scent in the room – very comfortable. Breakfast was especially fantastic, with six different set meals to choose from (see pic). For less than 300, the service and cleanliness are better than what you'd find in a 500+ hotel back home in China. It's truly amazing value! It's also very close to the Foreigners Street and Wat Xieng Thong, just a few hundred meters walk.

You come to this hotel to stay at the Explorer Tents. They really are a one-of-a-kind accommodation experience. Air-conditioning in the tents is very powerful, so no problem at all. The toilet area is outside but it's the glamping experience. There are two pools, one at the spa which is just magical and one Main infinity pool. There is a sauna at the spa centre, all free for use. There is a so-called beach where you can actually stand at the banks of the Namkhan River. There are other outdoor activities dotted around. The breakfast options are small but should be enough to satisfy. The location is very secluded, so when you do get to the hotel, you won't be coming out to the old Town, despite having free shuttle services. I opted to book a transfer with the hotel to the airport as I didn't want to risk missing my flight, with no LOCA cars willing to enter this area. I stayed at Explorer Tent No. 2

Great location with convenient transportation. The hotel's interior is beautiful and pleasant, featuring typical local architectural style. They offer Chinese-speaking staff, which was very helpful for communication.

There were some amenities which were a bit difficult to use such as the shower. But overall great room.

The room was clean, tidy, bright, cozy, and well-ventilated with no strange odors. The bathroom was also very clean, with no hidden dirty spots. The bed made by the Lao staff was incredibly neat, even tidier than what you'd find back home – a definite plus! The front desk staff, both the ladies and gentlemen, all spoke Chinese, which gave us a great sense of security.

Luang Prabang was an unexpected surprise! I'd like to praise the hotel – it's lovely, with a French style, and excellent value for money! The front desk staff speak Chinese, which made me feel safe and secure in a foreign land. It's conveniently located, within walking distance to the night market and morning market, just 100 meters from the fountain, and close to Mount Phousi. I even saw the morning alms giving right outside the hotel. A delightful trip! Highly recommended!

Decent Stay with a Few Trade-Offs The hotel is in an okay location—about a 5-minute drive from the Mekong River and its main attractions. There aren’t many restaurants nearby, but one unique experience is the alms-giving ceremony in the early morning around 5:30 AM. Since there’s a temple close by, you can watch the monks walk by right outside the hotel. The rooms are quite spacious and cleaned daily. They come with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning, which is a plus. The hotel also offers complimentary bikes for guests, making it easier to get around. However, the rooms are not soundproof. If you’re in the main building, expect to hear other guests having meals or moving around throughout the day. The noise can be an issue, especially in the mornings. Also, while the staff is helpful, the lack of nearby dining options or attractions means you’ll likely need to travel a bit for food and entertainment. Overall, it’s a comfortable stay if you’re okay with some noise and don’t mind venturing out for meals and activities.