Pet-friendly Hotels in Luang Prabang Province, Laos

The boss is very nice, and the whole process is very smooth. He helped with high-speed rail and airport pick-up, currency exchange, motorcycle rental, and buying high-speed rail tickets for the next stop. He was very helpful throughout the whole process, which made the whole journey much easier. The boss has a lot of connections in the local area. You can take a taxi with the hotel business card without worrying about being ripped off! The room is clean and tidy, and the accommodation experience is excellent. 5 points is the limit of the platform's score, not the limit of this hotel🤩

Nestled in the heart of Luang Prabang's enchanting Old Town, Wisdom Mystery Hotel is a hidden gem along Phayameungchan Rd. Immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of Laos, surrounded by the rich history of UNESCO-listed sites. The location, a stellar 5-star, ensures every corner explored is a journey through time. The staff's warm embrace, earning a solid 5-star, makes each guest feel like a cherished part of Luang Prabang's narrative. While the facilities garner 3 stars, this budget haven offers unparalleled value for money. Breakfast, a delightful 4-star affair, sets the tone for a day of exploration. A pocket-friendly masterpiece in the heart of heritage.

Say goodbye to Siem Reap, fly to Luang Prabang, and unlock a new country: Laos🇱🇦 Explore Laos, ”Buddha” is undoubtedly a key word. Buddhism has existed and developed on this land long before the establishment of the Lancang Kingdom. After 1353, King Faang, who unified Laos, introduced Theravada Buddhism from Cambodia and made Buddhism the state religion, ushering in a vigorous era of Buddhist development. The ancient city of Luang Prabang, a world heritage site, is the birthplace of Theravada Buddhism in Laos. After thousands of years, Buddhism has left a deep imprint on this city. Avani+ in Luang Prabang is a two-story luxury hotel with 53 modern classic rooms, inspired by the traditional Laotian and French colonial architecture in the town. The history of the venue dates back to 1941, when it was a French officer's dormitory, and was converted into the Phu Si Hotel by the Lao government in 1961. Aman founder Adrian Zecha is particularly fond of Luang Prabang. He feels that Jakarta, Singapore and Hong Kong, where he has lived, are becoming more and more fast-paced and modern, and only Luang Prabang gives him the feeling of living in Indonesia as a child. In addition to Amantaka and his private residence, the first hotel of the new brand Azerai was also opened in Luang Prabang in 2017. It is the predecessor of Avani+, so Avani+ is known as the Little Aman.

The service is very good, and the environment is also very good. When you open the window in the morning, you can hear the stream and birds. The atmosphere of the whiskey bar at night is also very good. They also used a luxury nanny car to send my friend back to other hotels, which is free. I stayed during the Spring Festival. The water in the swimming pool was still a little cold at night and I couldn't swim. The breakfast was a little slow and I waited for 45 minutes before it was served.

A very nice location for walking anywhere in the old city with lots of shops and restaurants very near. The room is very large with a ceiling fan and strong ac. The small refrigerator was also nice. Didn’t try the ancient tv but the WiFi was good. As some others have mentioned the outside noise like animals and people sounds come into the room but it didn’t disturb my sleep. The staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast views are amazing. The food was a small buffet that changed one of the main dishes every day so you won’t get too bored. A very nice choice and a great value. I would definitely stay again next time.

I really liked the hotel! Clean, cozy, the staff is very polite, the breakfast is monotonous, but delicious! We lived on the first floor, it's a little inconvenient with the windows, but it's okay. The room has a bathtub right in the floor, with a shower. The sink is also in the room. It's unusual, but cool! The hotel has a laundry for 35,000 per kg, this is a normal price. They wash well and quickly! But it's better not to rent scooters here, the company that brings scooters is not bad. We were very pleased! The location is very quiet, calm, walking distance to everything around. Monks walk right past the hotel in the morning. One of the quietest and most beautiful streets in the city.

The second time I punched in, the boss was very enthusiastic, so that I came to Laos for the second time and came to this store. The environment was comfortable. It was okay to have tea and chat with you. The boss will also tell you about the travel guide to introduce local food. In short, it is praised 👍🏻

The location is very good, the Mekong River is just a five-minute walk from the Busch Point in Foreigner Street. The room is very spacious and very clean! The boss of the hotel is from Sichuan and very hospitable. You can avoid a lot of thunder when you come to Luang Prabang to live here.

Good location. Night markets and river side caffè shops are just 1min around there. My room was 1F. In the morning time there were sound like some one jumping or running from 2F. It was not noisy. Except that all good.

Staying at this resort was the last stop of our Laos trip and we spent a very unforgettable two nights. We liked it here better than the hotels in the town. Room equipment: We stayed in a tent by the river. We had to zip it up when entering and exiting to prevent mosquitoes. In addition to asking for a toothbrush, we had to ask for it from the front desk. There is no phone, all communication relies on the resort's own app, and other facilities are complete. Activity experience: During the stay, I paid to experience kayaking, sunset cruise and massage. The experience of kayaking is great. The guide is very professional and the scenery along the way is beautiful. It takes two hours in total and the price is 25$/person (excluding service fee). The sunset cruise is a long-tail boat. There are only guides and boatmen, and there are no other tourists along the way. The scenery is quiet and beautiful, about 45 minutes, 18$/person, including a cocktail. We also experienced the 42$/person boat ride on the Mekong River. In comparison, each boat has its own characteristics. Catering: The vegetables are all grown by ourselves, the prices are reasonable, the taste is very good, and the Western and local cuisines exceed expectations. Travel: The resort is close to the airport, a ten-minute drive from the town, and a 20-minute drive from the train station. There is a free tutu bus to pick up and drop off. The frequency is not too many, and there are also motorcycles for rent (of course the price is much higher than in the town). In short, if I come to Luang Prabang next time, I will still choose this place.