The hotel appears to be french colonial with wide hallways, peaceful corridoors, large rooms, massive beds, teak furniture and silk covers with decent breakfasts, very quiet peaceful, respectful staff and an open covered pillared verandah for breakfast. At night myself and two friends seemed to be the only people there sitting under palm trees by the one pool in the... more

We arrived with delight to see the face of the hotel. It seemed picture perfect. It was 5-10 minutes from the heart of the town but had some restaurants and shops on the southern side of the hotel. Our room at face value was nice - closer inspection revealed that there was mildew and mould throughout the room. It just... more

I checked the "Overall experience" box as "Above average", although I've never stayed in other hotels in Luang Prabang, so I don't really know what "Average" there is. We spent about a week in this hotel, in two different rooms. The first one was dark and pretty dismal, with only a limited view out onto a trash-filled back yard. We... more

We switched to this hotel from another in Luang Prabang because Muang Luang has a pool. The pool was very nice, in a garden area with palm trees. There is nothing luxury about this hotel, but it is difficult to compare with American hotels. I would compare it to a Travelodge in quality. The room was very large with a... more

I spent two nights at this hotel in Dec 2006 as my base for Luang Prabang. An enjoyable stay overall. Positives: - The hotel is in a quiet neighborhood off the main roads in LP. I heard no street noise from my ground-floor room. - My room was quiet as well; I heard no noise from other guests. - We... more

We chose this hotel because it was one of the few which had rooms available during the Christmas/New Year's high season when most of the rooms in this town are booked up. We were able to reserve a room with no deposit by emailing the hotel directly. The hotel offers free convenient airport transfers (a $5 value) and is walking... more

I stayed here in 2003 with a group (and this hotel handles a lot of group tours) and thought it was fine then but this time I wanted to stay on the Mekong. All of the places I tried (about 6) were booked and I should have been (but was not) adventurous enough to arrive without reservations (many of the... more

Nice, clean hotel about 10 mins walk from the main sights of town such as the Night Market and the monks morning procession. Small pool in the garden, continental breakfasts. Rooms a good size, good clean bathrooms and lots of hot water. more