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3 Nagas
One of Luang Prabang's most established guest houses, 3 Nagas is located near Xiengthong Temple, so it feels removed from the bustle.
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Amantaka
PlusPicksIndagare IndexAmantaka is housed in French colonial buildings, and the central courtyard, spacious and unadorned suites and light-filled communal spaces make this a tranquil retreat. Here the most discerning traveler can recuperate after a day of exploring Luang Prabang (the northern...
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Avani+
The understated Avani+ is a fantastic option for budget-conscious travelers.
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Belmond La Résidence Phou Vao
PlusPicksOne of the first hotels to open in Luang Prabang in 1992, La Résidence has been managed by Belmond since 2006 and offers a tranquil, atmospheric retreat tucked away from the center of town.
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Kiridara
Opened in May 2011, the boutique Kiridara is a good solution for travelers who don’t want to stay in a tiny guest house in town but who are looking for something more affordable than the Amantaka and La Résidence Phou...
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Maison Souvannaphoum
One of the top choices for travelers who do not want to splurge on La Residence or Amantaka, ths guest house has beautiful gardens and bright rooms.
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Rosewood Luang Prabang
PicksLocated a 15-minute drive from town, the Rosewood is an ultra-sophisticated, luxurious hotel in Luang Prabang.
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Satri House
This upscale guest house, framed by a garden, has a convenient location and an intimate, personal vibe.
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Sofitel Luang Prabang
A unique boutique property with 23 suites in the center of Luang Prabang, the Sofitel offers a perfect juxtaposition of contemporary luxury and history.
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Victoria Xiengthong Palace
The white-washed villa that holds this boutique hotel used to be a palace owned by the royal family.
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Hanoi
More traditional and steeped in nostalgia than Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi is well worth a short visit. Hanoi has a scenic and surprisingly serene center in Hoan Kiem Lake, as well as historic neighborhoods with...
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Bangkok
Bangkok is chaotic and complex, but if you become acquainted with it, this capital is also one of the most rewarding in Asia, with incredible historic sights, a diverse food scene, great shopping and heartfelt hospitality.
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Siem Reap
Siem Reap, in the northwestern part of Cambodia, is mostly known for its Angkor Archaeological Park. In this one location, 150 square miles in size, are hundreds of monuments and, most famously, dozens of fortress-like temple compounds from 800 to...