Hotels With Wifi in Luang Prabang Province, Laos

Aman is the best hotel in Luang Prabang. It is located in the center of the town. It is a 5-minute walk to the Foreigner Street Night Market. Aman's service is impeccable. Breakfast and dinner are all served at the hotel. The quality of the catering is online. I participated in the hotel's charity and Mekong River cruise. It costs extra but the price is acceptable. You can use the hotel's electric car to pick you up anywhere in the town. In short, Aman will take your vacation experience to a new level.

Based on google map, the lane to this hotel is wrong. So i had to walk a bit after my taxi dropped me off at the wrong location. The staff at reception, Wan and Lo (sorry for wrong spelling) are absolutely wonderful. Pleasant and polite especially the male staff. Room was spacious, clean, comfortable and bathroom huge with beautiful floor tiles. The only negative experience i had was at breakfast, when i asked a female staff which food had meat - i only take Halal or vegetarian food - and was told the spring rolls were vegetarian. When i bit into it, there was meat inside!! That was extremely upsetting for me!! Suggestion- place labels at the serving dish to indicate vegetarian dishes or otherwise. There are many Europeans who are vegetarians too so it will be useful to have such labels. Rooms should have a chair in it for those who want to do work at the tv counter.

I love everything about this hotel. I actually booked it at the very last minute as I had to cancelled the other hotel due to incorrect date. Room was so spacious, very clean, and the breakfast spread was not bad too. If you are vegetarian, you may ask them to make new ones if they have it. Pool was really great, staff was extremely helpful & friendly. Do not worry if the location is just a bit out of the centre, they have free shuttle services & pick up too. The spa massage was amazing too. And i love that they also provide free shuttle to train station or airport if you stay 2 nights. Do not hesitate to book this hotel!

This place is ain't and calm. The location is near a monk temple and 500 meters from the monk coming out about 530 am. So if you have that spiritual side and like the peace and quiet, stay here. The patio lock isn't very secured and have to push it in to lock it. The staff is very nice and helpful.

Lovely hotel directly at the river. Beautiful balcony for breakfast and restaurant food, another terrace directly at the river for relaxing and reading. Rooms are spacious and clean. Walls not too thick though. Stuff is super friendly and welcoming. Free airport/train station shuttle and shuttle to the city center.

Comfortable!!! Finally a bed worthy of the name. Very good welcome, fluent English. Very nice room with all the possible comforts, very recent and well built hotel. Small usual downside in Luang prabang, the beautiful pool, a little landlocked, has trouble heating, but the many deckchairs with umbrellas are welcoming. Second downside, the curtains are not blackout, really a shame at this price. For your information, a hotel receptionist told me to win 200 euros 🥴🥴

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel—perfect for families looking for comfort and convenience. The garden is absolutely beautiful, peaceful, and well-maintained—our kids loved running around while we relaxed in the serene atmosphere. The location is great, just a few minutes from the town center, making it easy to explore local shops, markets, and restaurants. Despite being close to everything, the hotel still feels quiet and relaxing. The rooms were spotless, spacious, and very comfortable—clearly well taken care of. We especially appreciated the attention to detail and cleanliness. The staff are amazing—warm, attentive, and always ready to help with a smile. They made our stay even more memorable by going above and beyond for our family. And the breakfast? Simply superb! A great variety of local and international options, fresh fruits, and delicious coffee or tea’s to start the day right. Highly recommended for families or anyone looking for a cozy, garden-side stay near town!

The treasure hotel encountered in Luang Prabang, the experience is full! In the few days of Luang Prabang's itinerary, the ** Ya Hotel is definitely the biggest surprise! From the moment of landing, I felt the warmth and convenience far beyond expectations. The hotel owner is a super nice Chinese handsome guy. He graduated from Lao National University and not only knows Lao language, but also knows local cultural customs. Before departure, I heard that the early morning delivery needs to prepare glutinous rice in advance. The boss carefully reminded us which street corner the best viewing point is, and also specially told us to keep quiet and not take pictures at will. Every day before going out to consult for food, drink and fun, he can always give local-level recommendations from the Lao hot pot stalls hidden in the alleys to the most authentic French bread in the night market, and even the bargaining skills are taught, and I feel that I have brought a ”live strategy” around me. Hotel location is impeccable! The hotel is located in the center of the city, 5 minutes walk to the core section of the early morning delivery, you can immerse yourself in the millennium Buddhist tradition without getting up early. Breakfast options are particularly rich, 3 minutes walk to the restaurant on the main road, The open kitchen surrounded by bamboo forests is full of aromas. The basil onion pork with glutinous rice recommended by the boss is served on a bamboo plate. The meat is fragrant and mixed with grass and wood. The per capita is 15 yuan. If you want to experience French style, the bakery on the corner has just been launched with Lao black coffee, which is the locals' favorite breakfast combination. Fortunately, I met a few compatriots in Tianjin. I wanted to eat buns and fried dough sticks. The boss got it on a phone call. It was really nice. The evening trip is contracted by the hotel's location advantage: walk to the Mekong River in 10 minutes, walk along the Mekong River, watch the silhouette of fishermen's nets gradually integrate into the sunset, and walk down to Mount Puxi, which takes 10 minutes to the foot of the mountain. The boss has long reminded us that the sunset of Mount Puxi is a must-experience romance in Luang Prabang. You can climb up on a stone road, and you can meet local couples holding bouquets and tourists holding cameras along the way. The wind blows and the incense of the mountain temple. When the top just caught up with the sunset, the Mekong River and the Nankang River at the foot of the intersection, the city's old French buildings and temple golden roofs were dyed warm orange, until the last ray of light disappeared, the lanterns under the mountain gradually lit up, and then reluctantly went back. From the hotel to the French street night market is the most convenient, every day after 18 o'clock, the lanterns on the pedestrian street are on, and when you stroll from the hotel just in time for the most lively night market, you can go back to your room to rest at any time when you are tired. The hotel's newly renovated rooms are bright and comfortable, and the fresh French Lao style design is hidden in intimate details. During the day, the summer heat was dispersed in the pool, the omelet fragrance in the garden floated into the balcony with the wind, and came back from the sunset from Pushy Mountain in the evening, sitting on the terrace and drinking a glass of Lao beer, quietly in a daze, perfectly re-enacting the lazy rhythm of Luang Prabang. Whether it is after watching Busch in the morning and taking a shower, or after a tired night market, you can instantly find vitality. Staying here for a few days, I really feel what it means to ”going to a foreign country into a daily life”. The boss helped us solve the car rental episode in fluent Lao language, and recommended the itinerary in Chinese and parents. This trust in the language is too reassuring. If you want to experience Luang Prabang in depth watching monks walk barefoot through ancient streets in the morning light, chasing the sunset of Mount Puxi in the dusk, and shopping for handicrafts in the night market, it is definitely a choice for super cost-effective treasure!

Rich is just great! The night market starts right in front of the hotel. Also, since it's hot during the day, I could go out in the morning, come back to the hotel in the afternoon to rest, go out again in the afternoon to drop off my shopping and other things, and then go out to the night market at night... it was very helpful for me. There were many types of breakfast, and it was very luxurious and delicious. However, it took quite a while to be served, so please be careful if you are in a hurry. The staff were fluent in English and very kind. The room was stylish, but the air conditioning and outdoor unit in my room were very noisy and it interfered with my sleep, so if this could be improved, I would have no complaints.

The place is clean and close to tourist attractions. The room is not soundproof. The noise from the people staying in the next room is loud. If there are people playing in the pool, it is very loud. It is impossible to rest.