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I traveled from Vientiane, Vangrong to Luang Prabang. I couldn't give good reviews to the hotels in the first two places, but I gave a thumbs up to this hotel. The decoration style is full of Southeast Asian style, and the floor tiles and lighting all reveal the store's care. The garden is lush and green. The best thing is its breakfast and afternoon tea. The jams and juices are all made in-house, so there is no need to worry about additives. The location is very convenient. It only takes two minutes to walk to the Mekong River and 5 to 10 minutes to walk to the Foreigner Street. There are scenery on the way to wherever you go. The free bicycles accompanied us through two happy days. I will continue to stay here next time.

The decoration of the hotel has nothing to say about the hardware and software facilities. The breakfast is a la carte but the quality is very good. Because it is a family with a baby, the assigned room feels dark overall, and the child will be a little scared to take a bath; there is no TV in the room, the swimming pool is small, the overall hotel occupies a small area, and there is no fitness room, so the fun is not high. I booked a triple room, and there is an additional price of 800 RMB for an extra bed with a child, which is 4,500 per night. I feel that the price/performance ratio is a little low, and it is not a hotel suitable for parents and children. It is more suitable for couples who are good at English and can easily communicate with the housekeeper to obtain more information about hotel value-added services.

My partner and I had a wonderful time at Amantaka in December this year. The whole city has just bounced back from the pandemic so I had a little expectation when coming to Luang Prabang this year. However, everything at the resort was exceptional, from the moment we were greeted at the airport, to when we were warmly greeted by the members of staff as we arrive at the moment, and when we left the resort. The property was converted from a historic building but was very well maintained. It has a classic and subtle charm and feels very cosy and intimate. Don't forget to use the Bath House that with a private pool, steamed room and sauna. Thank you Amantaka team for exceptional hospitality and I will be back again!

Nice quality 3 star place only 5-10 minute walk to night markets. Rooms are nice and clean with working aircon, fridge etc. Restaurant food ok but not spectacular bar was nice with 2 for 1 cocktails. Staff not very helpful due to many of them only speaking minimal English but ok to get by. All in all a nice 3 star place close go city.

Spacious rooms with very comfortable beds and nice bathrooms The breakfast options are wonderful and provide energy to start your day. All the staff are super friendly and helpful. I would totally recommend this place for a few nights in Luang Prabang as it's close to all the attractions, especially with the night markets around the corner. Owners were super accommodating and helped with transport and luggage.

Facilities: Formerly a member of the SLH Hotel 🏨 group, with top-notch hardware configuration and French design, it is very comfortable even without air conditioning at night. Hygiene: Stayed for three nights in a row. On the second night, the cleaning was sloppy. The trash cans were not cleaned. Paper towels and mineral water were not replenished in time. If pointed out, improvements could be made immediately. But this should not happen in a hotel of this caliber. Environment: The small hotel is small in size and well-equipped with all the necessary facilities. The restaurant, swimming pool and garden are all good. Mosquitoes were handled very well and there were almost no bites during the stay. Service: Although there were some hiccups during the stay, they were all resolved perfectly in the end. No one can make mistakes without being a sage.

The design, decoration and layout of the entire hotel are very Southeast Asian. The bedding is also very comfortable. One of the two swimming pools is shallower and warmer, and the other narrower swimming pool is deeper and colder. The service was OK when checking in, and we also gave a tip. Everything was OK until I had breakfast and found out that one of the waitresses in the restaurant was discriminatory or pretending to be smart. I communicated with her in English throughout the whole process about what I ordered and consulted about what I didn't understand. As a result, the food I was served was short of weight, and the food I ordered was not the same as the plate. The whole experience was the most regrettable experience, which ruined so many good experiences. And later I found that there was a Chinese menu, but the service staff did not take the initiative to give it to us. Lao people feel shy or something. Anyway, the waiters who received us were enthusiastic and some kept avoiding us. It was inexplicable. On the first day of going out, I found that 300 yuan was missing from my wallet in the room on the same day. Although I am not sure whether it was taken by the hotel staff, I still remind people who go there to pack up their valuables. When you go out shopping, you must be careful when you meet people who can speak Chinese, whether they are compatriots or foreigners. They think that Chinese people have a lot of money and are stupid, or they are too generous and will rip you off. Secondly, you can bargain at night markets and morning markets.

My wife and I stayed at Villa Oasis in March, during Pi Mai (Lao New Year). We stayed twice, for a total of almost two weeks. We loved it. The villa complex is built alongside a swampy little lagoon (with no mosquitos, surprisingly), just a 10 minute walk from Phousi Hill, Sisavangvong Street, and the Luang Prabang Night Market. We chose it because Villa Oasis (and nearby Villa Mahasok) are two of the only mid-range hotels near the Old Quarter that have pools. As it happened, Luang Prabang experienced a heat wave in March 2023, so we were exceptionally glad we had the pool to cool off in. The villa is very close to a supermarket, there are many cheap restaurants close by, and you are only a 10 minute walk from the tourist night market, with lots of eating and drinking options. Two Little Birds cafe is only 5 minutes walk and has fantastic smoothie bowls. The rooms were comfortable, with traditional wood decor and small balconies. Breakfast in the open air restaurant was predictable but good. The villa offers free bicycles, which is handy if you want to get to the main restaurant and bar area of the Old Quarter, on the mid section of Sisavangvong Street, or to the restaurants along the Mekhong riverbank. Easily the best thing about Villa Oasis was its staff, who couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. They were absolutely lovely and would do everything possible to make your stay more comfortable. They were quick to arrange airport transfers, taxis, train tickets, river boat tickets, or anything else needed. Nicest was the complimentary refreshing fresh fruit juice that would magically appear in your room or delivered to you poolside when you arrived back from exploring Luang Prabang.

A true museum of a hotel! It combines comfort with refinement. Big, light and airy bedrooms tastefully appointed, charming and helpful staff. Its location offers good views on the Nam Khan river and its annex on the opposite bank is equally charming. Owner Ivan Scholte produces some wonderful wines and tips for off-track excursions. It is close to temples, shops and other entertainment without compromising its quiet and peaceful atmosphere. My family and I spent an idyllic week there. Not to be missed: Laos Buffalo Dairy and the Living Land ricefield trip (where you get to go through all the stages of cultivating rice, down to eating it!)

Regardless of the front desk or the restaurant, all the staff are very welcoming. The room is very clean, and there is no dust on the countertops, tables or even the floor.