4-Star Hotels in Luang Prabang Province, Laos

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.

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.

What a fantastic experience to stay in this place. From the friendly and going extra miles staff that ensure to serve you with their sweet smiles and hospitality to the attention to details to your requests. The place is really quiet that can make you rest and recharge well and the breakfast is good as they serve western and asian menu like omelette, noodle, porridge, fried rice, fruits and bread. Thanks Villa Oasis! Surely will come back again!

It’s a boutique hotel, interior is very beautiful inside and also this was introduced to Newyork Times magazine. However, location of the hotel was quite a bit far from DT but there’s a buggy car to bring you there from time to time. I guess it’s every hour on the hour. Service is not bad but not the best.

Most things about this hotel are very good — the rooms are clean, staff have excellent service minds, and amenities are all there. You can book tours directly at the reception, which is quite convenient for first-time travelers. One of their recommended restaurants, Tamarind, was a great experience — tasty local food, cozy atmosphere, worth the visit. That said, because the hotel seems to work mostly with beginner travelers, many of the suggested tours or transport options come with higher prices. For example, the driver we got to Kuang Si Falls drove pretty fast and was on the phone a lot — not the safest or most relaxed experience. The pool is quite small — don’t expect to do laps — but it’s clean and nice enough to cool off. Breakfast was solid, especially the wide selection of fresh fruits, which really stood out. 📌 Overall: Great for comfort, location, and service. Just be aware that some packages and partner recommendations may be overpriced or more “touristy” than authentic.

This is a newly opened hotel. It is clean and comfortable to stay in. All the rooms are located in the back and not on the street, so it is not very noisy. It is also very close to the pork knuckle restaurant Atsalin Restaurant. I recommend staying here! !

I had a very nice stay in the hotel. The grounds are amazing, with a beautiful garden and a nice swimming pool, while the room was also nice and comfortable (I was upgraded due to some construction works). The staff was very friendly. The location is a bit out of town, but easily walkable and in a quiet neighborhood, so overall a good location. Bicycles are provided for free to clients, which is a nice touch.

Environment: The hotel is an active villa with only eight rooms. There is a morning market at the entrance of the hotel. 50 meters from the hotel is the place where you can give alms in the morning and the night market. Next to the hotel is the museum and the Grand Palace. It can be said that the geographical location is still very advantageous. Hygiene: It is not easy for a hotel with a price of about 200 yuan to be so clean. Their hotel is basically full every day. If you want to book, book in advance. The price does not exceed 300. Facilities: The single-family villa has bicycles for sharing and tourists use. There is no swimming pool and no other comprehensive facilities. It is equivalent to a simple garden homestay. Service: The service attitude of the little boy who received us downstairs was quite good. When we had breakfast in the morning, there were two waiters with stiff expressions.

酒店地理位置優越。離洋人街夜市等比較近。衞生乾淨。房間設施齊全，也比較新。環境可以，前台會中文。泳池也乾淨。早餐也可以。價位適中。可以選擇

Friendly and welcoming staff at reception. Good English spoken. The bikes are great as the hotel is quite a distance from the main area. There are a few nice places walkable distance and it is walkable but if you did it multiple times it’d be tiring. Lao Airlines hotel so you can check in for your flight at the hotel. Rooms are a good size and beds comfortable. Nice pool and quiet, peaceful environment. Kettle in room with tea and coffee. Rooms seem worn and could do with a refresh, especially the bathroom. Air conditioning is needs updating as it struggles to cool the room. Only one plug socket by the side of the bed. Lots of small flys in my room which should have been cleaned/removed before I checked in. Likely due to low season so less people/cleaning less often. I went out in the morning and hung “please clean room” on my door but when I came back 6 hours later nothing had happened. They didn’t clean my room, change towels etc through my stay. Neighbouring hotels have shuttle service. This would really improve the hotel. Overall, it was ok for two days but probably wouldn’t go back unless it was modernised.