Hotels in Luang Prabang City Center, Luang Prabang

Laos is not a rich country, but luxury hotels seem to be particularly fond of this country, especially Luang Prabang. Among them is Amantaka, which is a must-visit for Aman enthusiasts. During my half month in Laos, I experienced all the good hotels in this country. As expected, Amantaka is the best. The noble experience begins when the front office manager personally drives to the previous hotel to pick you up. The appearance of every customer service person in the entire hotel seems to be strictly controlled. They are all pure and peaceful, so that wherever you walk in the hotel and meet the staff, you will see the pure and kind smiling faces, which will calm your heart. ,slow down. Although the hotel is located in the center of the city, it is quiet amidst the hustle and bustle. The hotel provides free shuttle tutu service to facilitate guests to explore the ancient city; it also thoughtfully provides free afternoon tea and laundry services. After swimming, you can use the steam and sauna rooms, and the facilities are well equipped. Monks will pass by the hotel entrance, and the hotel will provide free supplies and sticky rice to guests who want to experience alms. The hotel also gives guests woven bags and hats as souvenirs. It was an unforgettable and perfect experience in Amman Targah, and I hope to come back next time for a sunset cruise.

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.

Luang Prabang is a comfortable and cozy town with a strong historical and cultural atmosphere, suitable for slow-paced travel. For this reason, it is particularly important to choose a comfortable and suitable hotel. In terms of environment, Jinglan Hotel is indeed worthy of a five-star recommendation. The hotel is built on a small hill near the city center. It is quiet in the bustling city. In the evening, sitting in the open-air restaurant facing the old city and ordering a drink, overlooking the mountains in the distance, it can be said to be refreshing and full of seclusion. The terrace mountain view room I stayed in this time is not located in the main building, but in the single-story building on the side. The room area is acceptable, the balcony is spacious but the view is average (there is a shabby residential building under my feet, and the mountain view in the distance is good), and the room type will be recommended overall. There are still some deficiencies in hardware and hygiene. Visible dirt was found on the curtains, shower floors, etc., but I personally feel that it is more inclined to poor maintenance rather than cleaning, and the appearance will indeed be greatly reduced. In addition, the sound insulation effect of the room is average, which is related to the building structure and is still within the tolerance range. Praise the service quality of the hotel. The service staff will take the initiative to provide simple night bed service, including but not limited to making the bed, adjusting the room air conditioner to a suitable temperature, turning on the mosquito repellent, etc. Since the hotel is built on a small hill, it is a little inconvenient to travel. The front desk Bent will take the initiative to help contact the driver to arrange a car, and even include a chartered car service to the Kuangsi Waterfall and scenic spots along the way (of course, the chartered car is charged separately and is not a hotel service), which deserves a big praise! Overall, the stay experience is comfortable and pleasant. Although there are some flaws in some aspects, the overall flaws are not enough to cover the merits. Of course, if you want to get a similar comfortable experience in Luang Prabang, you don’t have to consider the cost-effectiveness-this is indeed not as good as most domestic resorts. Finally, as a world cultural heritage in Laos, the ancient city of Luang Prabang deserves to be on the list of every travel enthusiast, and Jinglan Hotel is also a choice to ensure travel comfort and safety.

I stayed at this hotel with my friend, and we had a wonderful experience. The location was perfect—right next to great restaurants, making it easy to find delicious meals. The hotel itself was beautiful, with a peaceful atmosphere that made our stay even more enjoyable. One of the highlights was waking up in the morning and seeing monks passing by, which added a special touch to our trip. Overall, a fantastic stay, and I would definitely recommend it!

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.

This is my second visit after visiting with my family about a month ago. I remembered the warm experience I had at this hotel last time, so I came back again. There must be many guests coming in and out of the hotel, and I was touched that everyone I met recognized me and said “Welcome back.” I am very grateful to Yong, Lith, Muhn, Mone, and the two female hoteliers who were in charge of dinner on 5/25 for their hospitality. (I should have asked everyone's names, but it's too bad I didn't.) And the information about becoming a monk during the morning Takbat. I am also sincerely grateful to the male hotelier who kindly and in detail explained about the Ina Lao people. I think I will visit Laos again on my last trip before returning to my home country because of the warm memories I had in Avani. I look forward to seeing you again.

Everything was just like in the pictures. Super nice decoration. The room and its balcony were quite big. The taste of their breakfast was very nice, literally - only American breakfast's available, tho. Free bicycle ride. It's located in a quiet area, which is good. It's close to the aiming area (with Wat Sensoukharam scene on the back) but a bit far from the night/morning market, FYI. Unfortunately, there was a construction in front of the hotel so it was noisy during the day.

Very nice, newly opened hotel in the center of the old town, from which the city can be easily explored on foot. The morning alms giving to the monks takes place right in front of the hotel. Free bike rental. Varied breakfast buffet. Beautiful pond with koi, but no swimming pool. Rooms are well equipped, but the bathtub in the wet room is not suitable for showering. A much wider tub would be needed here, or the area could be set up as a shower cubicle. Overall, highly recommended.

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.

A very well located hotel to explore the old town. Very comfortable, but with limited amenities (guests are able to use the amenities at the Sofitel though). The hotel staff were phenomenal - very friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was decent, but could be improved with some more authentic local options (the local options on the menu were small and very bland, i.e. limited herbs and spice).