3 Nagas by Alila Hotel

In the heart of Luang Prabang's historical peninsula, The small boutique hotel 3 Nagas by Alila welcomes you in their historical buildings protected by UNESCO World Heritage Organization.

3 Nagas by Alila offers 12 superior rooms and 3 exquisite suites where you will find comfort, space and beauty.

All rooms and suites feature a stylish bathroom, king-size bed and sofa, and open onto a spacious private terrace or verandah overlooking the street or garden – a favoured place for observing daily life unfold over a leisurely breakfast or afternoon tea.

Guests in the three elegant suites will enjoy space on a grander scale, with the largest suite featuring a private entrance hall, exquisite bathroom and spacious living and dining areas.

With wireless Internet access in every room, you can stay connected even as you relish the tranquility of your surroundings.

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3 Nagas by Alila Hotel

Once the palace of Jao Boon Oum, the last king of Lao, the palace was renovated into a hotel and retains its former charms.

Located in the heart of Pakse District, a short way to the Sedone River and Wat Pra and the Lane Xang Bank, the hotel is within walking distance of the Tourism Authority and Wat Pra Bat.

The town centre is a short ride away by local taxi (tuk-tuk). The hotel boasts beautiful colonial architecture and the sweeping verandas give majestic views of the beautiful countryside.

The rooms have charm and comfort and a new wing has less expensive but simple rooms that provide a good base to explore Pakse.

The restaurant serves good local and international food. Try Delta Coffee, a short walk from the Champasak Palace, which offers some of the best food in town.

Luang Prabang: The Ramayana Boutique Hotel

The Ramayana Boutique Hotel and Spa provides 26 rooms, furnished in a style that reflects the buildings’ rich heritage. The hotel also offer the full range of modern facilities that discerning customers expect, including room service and wireless internet access. A fully serviced spa and restaurant will complement these facilities.

The Ramayana was renovated from a large traditional Lao house, this grand old wooden house which is officially of ‘historical importance’ and protected by UNESCO was built in the 19th century by one of the early French settlers. It was later offered as a gift to Prince Khammao who used it as a meeting hall for the officials of
Luang Prabang.

This building, along with another traditional wooden house on the site is now being carefully restored by local craftsmen employing traditional building techniques
and materials.

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