Hotels near Wat Manorom, Luang Prabang
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8.8/10
Very Good307 reviews0.14km from Wat Manorom
Hiking
Public parkingFrom AED 61
From AED 153
8.9/10
Very Good58 reviews0.63km from Wat Manorom
Outdoor swimming pool
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9.5/10
Amazing
AAnonymous UserThis was my first time staying at this hotel (chosen because it is top-rated), but unfortunately it was a disappointing experience for me as a business traveller. Apart from the central location, the stay did not meet my expectations.
I booked a double-bed room and requested the second floor with a temple view. The staff informed me that the second floor was fully booked, and even the double-bed rooms were unavailable, so they gave me a twin room (no. 3) and pushed the beds together. The only good part was that the room still had a partial temple view from the window. The room itself was beautifully decorated, but there were no basic amenities such as slippers, toothbrush, razor, or comb unless requested at reception.
I returned to the hotel close to midnight after a long day, only to find the reception closed, no staff available, and no information on how to contact anyone. There was also no in-room phone. I had to walk barefoot on the cold hard floor, could not brush my teeth, and could not request an iron to prepare for my meeting the next morning.
In the morning, staff were still not present at 6:00 AM when I needed toiletries. When they finally arrived, I overheard the housekeeper saying they had run out of stock and that I should “go buy it outside,” which made me feel quite unwelcome as a guest paying a high room rate. The receptionist then repeated the same message without offering any guidance on where to buy items.
Additionally, while the hotel claims to reduce single-use amenities for environmental reasons, they still provide drinking water in plastic bottles instead of glass — something that should be improved.
I would like to compliment the staff member on duty on the morning of the 12th Nov 2025 at around 6:00 AM. I wanted to prepare food for almsgiving, and he kindly gave me helpful advice. He even went to ask a nearby vendor to bring the items I needed so that I could receive the service conveniently. I truly appreciate his assistance and excellent service.
Overall, the lack of essential amenities, poor service availability, and unprofessional attitude made my stay uncomfortable. This will be my first and last stay at this hotel.
9.4/10
Amazing
CChou LeSatri House – A Living Museum You Can Sleep In
Staying here feels like stepping into a beautiful dream from another era. Every corner is a work of art. The furniture, the layout, the little details—they all whisper stories of old Indochine charm. It doesn’t feel like a hotel. It feels like you’re actually living in a graceful, historic home.
The architecture is stunning, and the garden and pool are simply gorgeous. Peaceful, timeless, and so beautifully kept.
The staff are warm and genuinely kind. We used the bikes from the resort to explore town, and it added so much joy to the experience.
Breakfast is à la carte, and each dish was delicious—thoughtfully prepared, never rushed. And somehow, every time we stepped out, we came back to a perfectly cleaned room. It’s the kind of care you don’t often see.
Satri House isn’t just a stay—it’s a feeling. One I won’t forget.
9.2/10
Great
SShenhuiThis hotel is nestled in a valley, with several acres of rice paddies at its heart, creating a very natural and ecological environment. You'll often see cows, chickens, and cats roaming around. The breakfast selection is quite extensive, and the Chinese food is incredibly authentic. There are two Chinese staff members at the front desk, so communication was seamless for me. Although it's a bit far from the city center, there's a shuttle bus every hour, which makes getting around very convenient. Highly recommend!
9.2/10
Great
GGuest UserSofitel is unique in Luang Prabang. Just as Tao Yuanming described in Peach Blossom Spring: At first it was very narrow, but only then could people pass through. After walking a few dozen steps, it suddenly became open. After checking in, walking through the corridor, you will immediately feel like you are in a paradise. The 26 rooms are arranged in a square circle, with a tree-lined courtyard in the middle, a 25-meter lotus pond on one side, and a swimming pool of the same size on the other side. All rooms are suites with courtyards and outdoor baths. The rooms are simply furnished, clean and beautiful, and the service is very thoughtful. The only drawback is that there is only one restaurant. However, 3 Naga is a sister hotel, and the hotel provides free shuttle bus to the hotel, which also increases the restaurant selection. I love the hotel because I love the city.
8.3/10
Very Good
PPaul ManhoodWonderful smaller hotel in a quiet part of Luang Prabang that doesn’t attract the large, noisy tourist groups. Hotel is right across the road from the Mekong river and breakfast is served on a platform overlooking the river which is extremely scenic and peaceful. The hotel is close to all the main attractions in the city and the host and staff are wonderfully friendly and helpful. Was delighted to stay here.
8.3/10
Very Good
MM432069****The hotel's exterior has a strong local flavor; every photo taken there is beautiful. The front desk has Chinese-speaking staff who are very friendly. While the room furnishings are a bit dated, the cleanliness is quite good. Because some rooms are under renovation, there's some dust during the day, but it doesn't affect occupancy.
The only downside was that our room was on the second floor facing the street, and the noise from passing motorcycles at night was quite loud and slightly affected our sleep. Those who mind this should consider carefully before choosing this hotel.
8.0/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThe hotel was lovely, conveniently located near the night market and restaurants, yet tucked away from the main road. The rooms were spacious, clean, and boasted comfortable beds. Breakfast offered a good selection of high-quality items. A welcome drink and fruit were provided upon arrival. The staff were very helpful, providing us with information about local attractions, and we easily rented a moped from the hotel for 180k. The pool area was pleasant, though mostly shaded. Some noise from the main garden area was audible through gaps in the doors, but the hotel was generally quiet, so it wasn't a significant issue.
7.7/10
Good
FFeixueThe hotel is located in an alley by the Mekong River, but parking is available. It takes at most five minutes to walk to the Mekong River. It is convenient to eat and buy daily necessities around. The hotel is in a quiet location with a comfortable environment and clean bedding and rooms.
7.6/10
Good
GGuest UserHighly recommend Weston Retreat Luang Prabang! The hotel is located right in the heart of the old town, making everything within walking distance – perfect location! The staff are incredibly friendly and attentive, providing excellent service. Breakfast was a delightful surprise, offering both Western and Chinese options. The Dandan noodles were authentic and delicious, and I even got to enjoy fresh mango. The rooms are spotless and comfortable. Overall, a fantastic stay, truly recommended!
7.6/10
Good
GGuest UserI found this gem of a hotel in Luang Prabang, and it was a truly amazing experience! The **Ya Hotel was definitely the biggest surprise of my several-day trip to Luang Prabang! From the moment I landed, I felt the warmth and convenience far exceeded my expectations. The hotel owner is a super nice, handsome Chinese man. A graduate of the National University of Laos, he's not only fluent in Lao but also deeply knowledgeable about local culture and customs. Before we left, we learned that we needed to prepare sticky rice for the morning alms offering. The owner thoughtfully pointed out the best street corner to view it from, and even emphasized the importance of maintaining silence and avoiding casual photography. Every day before heading out, he offered advice on food, drinks, and entertainment, and he always offered expert recommendations—from Laotian hot pot stalls hidden in alleys to authentic French bread at the night market. He even shared his bargaining tips, making it feel like I had a ”walking guide.” The hotel's location is impeccable! Located in the heart of the city, it's a 5-minute walk to the main route for the morning alms offering, allowing you to immerse yourself in this millennium-old Buddhist tradition without having to get up early and rush. Breakfast is particularly plentiful. A three-minute walk takes you to a restaurant on the main road. The aroma wafts from the open kitchen, nestled among bamboo trees. The owner highly recommends the basil, onion, and ground pork with sticky rice, served on a bamboo plate. The meaty aroma, combined with the aroma of the herbs, is incredibly appetizing. For just 15 yuan per person, you'll be completely satisfied. For a French-inspired experience, the corner bakery's freshly baked croissants paired with Laotian black coffee are a local favorite. I was lucky enough to run into a few fellow Tianjin residents who were craving steamed buns and fried dough sticks. The owner arranged everything with just a phone call—really nice!
The hotel's location was a must-do for the evening: a 10-minute walk to the Mekong River. Stroll along the banks, watching the silhouettes of fishermen casting their nets fade into the sunset. Then, head to Mount Phousi, a 10-minute walk to its base. Our host had warned us that sunset over Mount Phousi is a must-experience in Luang Prabang. Climbing the cobblestone path, we'd encounter local couples clutching bouquets and tourists clutching cameras. The breeze carried the scent of incense from the mountain temples. We reached the summit just as the sun was setting, and the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers merged below us. The city's old French-style buildings and golden temple domes were bathed in a warm orange. Only when the last rays of light faded and the lanterns below gradually lit up did we reluctantly make our way back. The French Street Night Market is easily accessible from the hotel. Every day after 6 PM, the lanterns on the pedestrian street light up, and strolling there from the hotel is just in time for the night market's peak activity, allowing us to return to our rooms whenever we feel tired.
The hotel's newly renovated rooms are bright and comfortable, with a fresh French-Lao design and thoughtful details. During the day, I beat the heat in the pool, the fragrance of frangipani flowers from the garden drifting onto the balcony. In the evening, after watching the sunset from Mount Phousi, I sat on the terrace, sipping a Laotian beer and quietly daydreaming, perfectly recreating the languid rhythm of Luang Prabang. Whether it was a morning shower after watching the alms offerings or a soak after a tiring night market stroll, it was an instant revitalizer. During my few days here, I truly experienced what it means to ”make a foreign country feel ordinary.” The owner, in fluent Lao, helped us with the car rental issue and chatted with my parents in Chinese about itineraries. This sense of trust, transcending language, was incredibly reassuring. If you want to fully experience Luang Prabang—watching monks walk barefoot through the ancient streets in the morning light, watching the sunset over Mount Phousi at dusk, and browsing for handicrafts at the night market—the **A Hotel is a surefire choice. It's an exceptionally cost-effective gem!
Frequently asked questions
What's the best hotels near Wat Manolom?
What's the average price of hotels near Wat Manolom this weekend?
According to Trip.com, the average weekend price for 1 night stay in Wat Manolom in Luang Prabang is AED 132. Due to frequent price changes, the above prices are for reference only.
What are some of the best hotels near Wat Manolom?
A perfect breakfast gives you energy for the day. If you want to stay at a hotel near Luang Prabang Wat Manolom with a high-quality breakfast, you can consider staying
My BanLao Hotel (from AED 290),AnLan Hotel (Luang Prabang Old Town-Center Near My BanLao) (from AED 139) and The Secret Luang Prabang (from AED 92)
.These hotels are very popular, so book early.
What's the average price of hotels near Wat Manolom per night?
According to Trip.com, the average price for 1 night hotel in Wat Manolom in Luang Prabang is AED 426. Due to frequent price changes, the above prices are for reference only.
What are some of the best hotels near Wat Manolom?
If you are worried about choosing a hotel, you can consider staying
My BanLao Hotel (from AED 290),AnLan Hotel (Luang Prabang Old Town-Center Near My BanLao) (from AED 139) and The Secret Luang Prabang (from AED 92)
. These hotels are highly rated, so you should book early.
What hotels near Wat Manolom have parking?
If you plan to travel by car to Luang Prabang Wat Manolom, you may wish to stay
My BanLao Hotel (from AED 290),AnLan Hotel (Luang Prabang Old Town-Center Near My BanLao) (from AED 139) and Asoca Hotel Luang Prabang (from AED 113)
. These are popular hotels with parking lots.
What hotels near Wat Manolom have swimming pools?
When summer arrives, there’s nothing like a family trip to Wat Manolom in Luang Prabang to make the most of sunny days. My BanLao Hotel (from AED 290),The Secret Luang Prabang (from AED 92) and Choasis Hotel (from AED 294) are popular hotels with pools where you can relax and enjoy the summer vibe.
What's the best luxury hotels near Wat Manolom?
Choasis Hotel (from AED 294),Satri House Hotel (from AED 430) and Avani+ Luang Prabang Hotel (from AED 622)
are the most popular luxury hotels.
Which hotels near Wat Manolom have gyms?
In recent years, public awareness for body health has increased, so many hotels have fitness rooms.
My BanLao Hotel (from AED 290),Choasis Hotel (from AED 294) and Le Sen Boutique Hotel (from AED 319) are popular hotels with a fitness room.
Which hotels near Wat Manolom have free Wi-Fi?
The hotel's Wi-Fi is especially important for independent or business travelers.
My BanLao Hotel (from AED 290),AnLan Hotel (Luang Prabang Old Town-Center Near My BanLao) (from AED 139) and The Secret Luang Prabang (from AED 92)
are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
Luang Prabang Hotels near Wat Manorom Information
| Number of reviews | 16,250 |
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| Total properties | 289 |
| Weekday Avg. Price | AED 278 |
| Weekend Avg. Price | AED 278 |
| Trending hotel | My BanLao Hotel |
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