Hotels With Bar in Luang Prabang Province, Laos

Old hotel like everywhere in Laos, “breakfast “ is some eggs and some toast and banana, that’s all you have. The room and bed are so tidy so prepare if you have big suitcases. The landlord is very friendly, just the facilities are old

”The breakfast is great!” During my stay at Anlan Hotel, I looked forward to enjoying the hotel's breakfast every morning. It is the best choice to start a good day. The staff is warm and attentive, and the restaurant environment is also clean and comfortable, giving people a homely feeling. I will definitely choose this place again next time I come, and it is worth coming back just for this breakfast! 😊

The stay was overall very good, except for one detail, the owner has 2 hotels, so instead of staying in the booked hotel, we were told to stay at the Amata guest house, which is kinda in front of it, but still we were a little bit surprised by the decision.

Pure luxury for Laos, near to many cafes, pubs eateries, bakeries, walk to the monk event, many temples and beautiful Buddha statues around. Quiet, very clean, large bathroom, balcony where I stayed on the second floor. Very comfortable bed, friendly staff. Booked this after we got chased out by a nasty Air bnb place called ZUNA. They wanted us out for a lovers tiff before 10pm saying we were too loud. The family lives right next door and you van hear everything, their walls are paper thin, dangerous toilet bowl on a platform in a tiny bathroom. CCTV from the outside shoots into our room, illegal. Pay a little more and get a great comfortable stay instead of being chased out when you are a payong guest.

The guesthouse is in a great location within the historic heritage peninsula. Not facing the river but just 2min walk from it, which makes it great to avoid the sometimes noisy and traffic area. Room is small and simple but quite cozy and comfortable for a short stay in LP. Great value considering price in the area. Staff is friendly. Will be back!

The free breakfast was very delicious. And I was grateful for the bathtub. It was cold so I was able to warm up. It's rare to find a room with a bathtub at this price. It's the best! Unfortunately, I stayed for 3 nights and there was no bed making or cleaning. When I asked, they only took out the trash and replenished the water and tissues. I wish they had cleaned it properly. Also, the mold in the bathroom was terrible, which was hard for someone with asthma. The smell of sewage was extremely bad for the first two days. I was originally scheduled to stay for 4 days, but I had to cancel one day due to a train schedule, and I didn't complain because they were kind enough to cancel, but please at least clean up the mold. Even just spraying it with ethanol makes a difference. The smell of sewage suddenly disappeared on the third day, which was good. Maybe it was because I turned off the exhaust fan that I had left on. The hotel is located right in front of the Mekong River. It's conveniently located near restaurants, markets, and alms-giving. The bed was comfortable. There is a TV but no remote control and it's broken so you can't watch it. Even if there was one, I wouldn't watch it so it's not a problem. There was a teapot in the restaurant but I didn't touch it because I didn't know if it was OK to drink it. The service was a bit distant, but maybe that's just how people in Laos are. I'd like to come again if it wasn't for the mold and smell!

The hotel is located in the middle alley between the Main Street Road and the Mekong River Road, but there are few cars and it is relatively quiet. It is very close to the main attractions of Long Po Bang and can be reached within 10 minutes on foot. Early in the morning, almsgiving starts from Xiang Thong Temple along the main street and turns into the alley next to the hotel. Then pass from the front of the hotel to the back door of Xiangtong Temple, forming a small loop. This time I booked a balcony room. It was very comfortable to have tables and chairs on the balcony and watch the alley. Unfortunately, the room facilities were average. Breakfast consists of two types of bread: croissant and chocolate roll, plus two types of fruits: banana and orange. Provide brewed coffee or tea so that you won’t be hungry for breakfast, but it won’t be too rich and delicious.

Not much to say, which is rather positive. As advertised. The location was convenient without being crowded. The hotel itself was charming and relaxing. The restaurant offered a good mix of options with a wide range of affordable local dishes and some western alternatives. Both were good choices. The cleaning staff were efficient. And the service was great. There was always someone available to help, happily. The spa was surprisingly cheap for an in-house spa, but still maintained standards across the board. The shuttle, which never required any waiting time, was useful. I guess there was a bit to say, all positive. Would comfortably recommend.

The room was lovely. The receptionist took great care of me. They even found me a car to take me back to Vientiane. I was very impressed.

It was a very cheap guesthouse, and it was great for staying alone... The room was spacious and had a fan, unlike other guesthouses... However, it was a little disappointing that there was no shared kitchen.

Old hotel like everywhere in Laos, “breakfast “ is some eggs and some toast and banana, that’s all you have. The room and bed are so tidy so prepare if you have big suitcases. The landlord is very friendly, just the facilities are old

”The breakfast is great!” During my stay at Anlan Hotel, I looked forward to enjoying the hotel's breakfast every morning. It is the best choice to start a good day. The staff is warm and attentive, and the restaurant environment is also clean and comfortable, giving people a homely feeling. I will definitely choose this place again next time I come, and it is worth coming back just for this breakfast! 😊

The stay was overall very good, except for one detail, the owner has 2 hotels, so instead of staying in the booked hotel, we were told to stay at the Amata guest house, which is kinda in front of it, but still we were a little bit surprised by the decision.

Pure luxury for Laos, near to many cafes, pubs eateries, bakeries, walk to the monk event, many temples and beautiful Buddha statues around. Quiet, very clean, large bathroom, balcony where I stayed on the second floor. Very comfortable bed, friendly staff. Booked this after we got chased out by a nasty Air bnb place called ZUNA. They wanted us out for a lovers tiff before 10pm saying we were too loud. The family lives right next door and you van hear everything, their walls are paper thin, dangerous toilet bowl on a platform in a tiny bathroom. CCTV from the outside shoots into our room, illegal. Pay a little more and get a great comfortable stay instead of being chased out when you are a payong guest.

The guesthouse is in a great location within the historic heritage peninsula. Not facing the river but just 2min walk from it, which makes it great to avoid the sometimes noisy and traffic area. Room is small and simple but quite cozy and comfortable for a short stay in LP. Great value considering price in the area. Staff is friendly. Will be back!

The free breakfast was very delicious. And I was grateful for the bathtub. It was cold so I was able to warm up. It's rare to find a room with a bathtub at this price. It's the best! Unfortunately, I stayed for 3 nights and there was no bed making or cleaning. When I asked, they only took out the trash and replenished the water and tissues. I wish they had cleaned it properly. Also, the mold in the bathroom was terrible, which was hard for someone with asthma. The smell of sewage was extremely bad for the first two days. I was originally scheduled to stay for 4 days, but I had to cancel one day due to a train schedule, and I didn't complain because they were kind enough to cancel, but please at least clean up the mold. Even just spraying it with ethanol makes a difference. The smell of sewage suddenly disappeared on the third day, which was good. Maybe it was because I turned off the exhaust fan that I had left on. The hotel is located right in front of the Mekong River. It's conveniently located near restaurants, markets, and alms-giving. The bed was comfortable. There is a TV but no remote control and it's broken so you can't watch it. Even if there was one, I wouldn't watch it so it's not a problem. There was a teapot in the restaurant but I didn't touch it because I didn't know if it was OK to drink it. The service was a bit distant, but maybe that's just how people in Laos are. I'd like to come again if it wasn't for the mold and smell!

The hotel is located in the middle alley between the Main Street Road and the Mekong River Road, but there are few cars and it is relatively quiet. It is very close to the main attractions of Long Po Bang and can be reached within 10 minutes on foot. Early in the morning, almsgiving starts from Xiang Thong Temple along the main street and turns into the alley next to the hotel. Then pass from the front of the hotel to the back door of Xiangtong Temple, forming a small loop. This time I booked a balcony room. It was very comfortable to have tables and chairs on the balcony and watch the alley. Unfortunately, the room facilities were average. Breakfast consists of two types of bread: croissant and chocolate roll, plus two types of fruits: banana and orange. Provide brewed coffee or tea so that you won’t be hungry for breakfast, but it won’t be too rich and delicious.

Not much to say, which is rather positive. As advertised. The location was convenient without being crowded. The hotel itself was charming and relaxing. The restaurant offered a good mix of options with a wide range of affordable local dishes and some western alternatives. Both were good choices. The cleaning staff were efficient. And the service was great. There was always someone available to help, happily. The spa was surprisingly cheap for an in-house spa, but still maintained standards across the board. The shuttle, which never required any waiting time, was useful. I guess there was a bit to say, all positive. Would comfortably recommend.

The room was lovely. The receptionist took great care of me. They even found me a car to take me back to Vientiane. I was very impressed.

It was a very cheap guesthouse, and it was great for staying alone... The room was spacious and had a fan, unlike other guesthouses... However, it was a little disappointing that there was no shared kitchen.

The room is clean and worth the price. The bed is too soft to the point of sinking, making the middle sink too much, creating a soft hole. But it is quiet and peaceful. Overall, it is good. The owner is lovely and friendly. He recommends everything, both travel and food.