Rosewood Luang Prabang is totally luxurious and stylish.
A three-night extension from Bangkok including air travel,
breakfast daily and transfers start from £998 per person
Based on travel May/June | Higher prices might apply in other months.
The Rosewood Luang Prabang is a new luxurious addition to the Luang Prabang boutique scene. Opened in April 2018, the instant impression is WOW – and then it gets even better! A French colonial design theme combined with fine Lao influences.
Located 10 minutes drive outside the UNESCO protected town of Luang Prabang. Wonderfully rural with the accommodation grouped around the tropical garden, mini waterfalls and a fast-flowing river. The airport is 15 minutes drive away.
Rosewood Luang Prabang has just 23 rooms, suites, villas and mountain ridge top tents.
You have a choice of:
Riverside Rooms and Riverside Suites with plunge pool.
Waterfall or Riverside One bedroom Villas with pool.
And finally, at the crest of the hill, a few Zip Up Tented Suites with superb views over the valley below.
The Hotel was designed by Bill Bensley, known throughout Asia for his unique style, combining history and artefacts with contemporary comforts.
Main swimming pool | Spa
Well-positioned bars with the Elephant Bridge option just the place to chill and take in the natural beauty of the location
Restaurant with an emphasis on Asian specialities
Shuttle transport (maybe a cost) can be arranged into town where you will find numerous alternative dining options
Rosewood Luang Prabang is totally stunning. Romantic location, superb accommodation with highly personalised service and attention to detail.
It is at the top end of luxury, price wise, but that just seems to add to the attraction. It is most certainly a place to be enjoyed by the few, not the many.
Children are accepted, although there are no facilities other than what nature has provided. It is essentially romance couples focused.
The selection of accommodation is personal and subjective. DK from Chic really likes the riverside location, whilst Marie-Helene found the hilltop tents incredible and unique.
As there are numerous steps around the hillside linking the accommodation to the public areas, it may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
Luang Prabang now has good air connections with many of the major cities in the region. Bangkok is the most population combination, but there are also flights from Saigon, Hanoi & Hong Kong. Ask us for suggestions.
Other hotels designed by Bill Bensley include The Siam in Bangkok, Shinta Mani Angkor in Siem Reap and the incredible Shinta Mani Wild, & Capella Ubud in Bali.
Rosewood Luang Prabang, Laos
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+ About Laos
For the curious traveller, the journey into Laos is a rewarding and fantastic experience. Part of what was known as Indo-China, the collective name for the former French Territories in the region. Whilst Vietnam and Cambodia were prized possessions, Laos was seen more as “buffer” value against invasion. It remains one of the less developed (and least populated) countries in south-east Asia. Laos is a hidden gem, with a less frantic pace than all of its neighbours.
Of all the countries in the region, it is the least openly commercial and interested in western-style consumerism. It has a delightful serene, totally laid back style, with Buddhism dominating every aspect of day to day life.
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