The Luang Say Residence, a proud member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World is located in the UNESCO heritage city of Luang Prabang.
The Luang Say Residence is one of Luang Prabang’s most popular five-star boutique resorts, enjoying 32 luxury suites set within 8 pavilions.
With the picturesque mountain backdrop and facilities that include a swimming pool, a library, the 1861 bar and the fine dining La Belle Epoque restaurant, this colonial style hotel brings the best of Laos’ past into the presence with elegance and style.
With a scenic backdrop of mountainous beauty fused with aesthetically pleasing décor at every turn, The Luang Say Residence environment mirrors the exploits historic nineteenth century French explorers.
La Belle Epoque Restaurant is situated within the scenic grounds of The Luang Say Residence, serving tantalizingly sumptuous cuisine from Laos and many other nations in South-East-Asia, treat your palate to something special.
The Luang Say Residence is one of the most colonial iconic resorts in Luang Prabang, so visit today and see what it is all about.
Accommodations are spread out within five pavilions holding 28 pioneer suites and the main residence comprising 4 Explorator suites.
Suites are fully air-conditioned and include the latest facilities including free wifi to make your stay at the resort an unforgettable experience.
The four Explorator suites located on the upper floor of the main residence can accommodate couples or small families in absolute comfort.
Each suite offers twin or king sized beds with ample living space that includes a lounge area equipped with a writing desk and divan and open onto their own private, garden view terraces.
The indulgent, spacious bathrooms feature oversized, egg shelled lacquer bathtubs, walk-in showers and double vanity units. Extra beds are available in the Explorator Suites.
The twenty eight Pioneer Suites offer soothing views from their open terraces and bow windows. Mountain scenery can be enjoyed from the first floor suites, while the ground floor suites look out onto the tropical grounds.
Inside, private bathrooms also open onto intimate gardens providing natural light.
The Pioneer Suites are available in king or twin size bedding. Twin beds set up are made of two mattresses side by side placed in the same box spring.
One Extra bed may be set up in these suites.
1861 at The Luang Say Residence feels like a traditional colonial cafe. Mirrors on the walls create an appealing sense of space and during the day the room is filled with natural light.
Original colonial era furnishings include studded leather sofas, marble tables, and traditional bistro chairs on the terrace.
During cooler months, a marble fireplace warms 1861 while a modest library corner adds an intimate ambience.
In keeping with the heritage theme of the resort, 1861 also features a display area with French and local ethnic hunting weapons, hunting trophies and photographs of Indochinese hunting trips. Insect collections and botanical boards about Laotian flora and fauna add a fascinating twist, along with historical maps of the region.
Fine wines come from around the world, while a range of enticing cocktails.
La Belle Epoque at The Luang Say Residence sits directly behind the grand entrance foyer and affords guests wonderful views over the inspiring tropical garden.
Retractable window panels open up to welcome in the cooling mountain air, and diners can choose to enjoy their meal either inside or al fresco with a total of 50 covers guaranteeing every guest a table.
A seasonal, healthy and creative menu changes quarterly and features a tempting selection of regional dishes from Laos and other countries in South East Asia.
Delicious local delicacies take diners on a memorable taste adventure.
The Dining Room delights and surprises its guests with simpleyet sumptuous cuisine, attractively priced and served in impeccable surroundings.
The heritage ambience and fine flavours also make the restaurant a popular venue for cocktail parties and special events.
Terrasse des Colonies at The Luang Say Residence is situated around the swimming pool nearby the 1861 bar.
Perfect place to unwind after a long and exhausting journey or a busy day exploring the charm of Luang Prabang and its surrounding.
Sit back and relax in a colorful oasis of tranquility under the pergola whilst sampling culinary delights from Eurasian menu or simply sipping one of signature cocktails. Come and enjoy a generously well-balanced breakfast surrounded by lush gardens, a tasty lazy lunch chilling by the pool or a fine dinner under a starry night sky.
The 20 meter freeform swimming pool offers guests a cool, relaxing retreat. Surrounded by tropical foliage, with a friendly, helpful team on hand to serve drinks and snacks, a day by the pool is the perfect way to unwind or take a break from trips and tours.
Concierge will be happy to offer you guidance for all local attractions, which include cruising the Mekong river, elephant trekking, visit to the neighbouring waterfalls and more.
The hotel is located only ten minutes from Luang Prabang airport.
LUANG PRABANG
Luang Prabang, or Louang prabang is a city located in north central Laos, where the Nam Khan river meets the Mekong River about 425 km north of Vientiane. It is the capital of Luang Prabang Province. The current population of the city is about 103,000.
The city was formerly the capital of a kingdom of the same name. Until the communist takeover in 1975, it was the royal capital and seat of government of the Kingdom of Laos. The city is also notable as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The main part of the city consists of four main roads located on a peninsula between the Nam Khan and Mekong rivers. The city is well known for its numerous temples and monasteries. Every morning, hundreds of monks from the various monasteries walk through the streets collecting alms. One of the major landmarks in the city is a large steep hill on which sits Wat Chom Si.
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE
The city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995 because of its religious and colonial significance.
The Old Town is the main historical section of the city and this area is now the main focus for tourism. There are 33 Wats (temples), a Royal Palace and several other impressive residences to visit. The streets of the Old Town are also lined with French colonial buildings.
Luang Prabang only began welcoming tourists in 1989. Before that the city was cut off from the world and therefore remained untouched by western influences.
Luang Prabang is still an important spiritual centre and the capital of Buddhist learning in Laos. Every morning, saffron robed monks parade through the streets collecting donations of food and domestic supplies from the town’s residents.
Tourism has made Luang Prabang one of the richest provinces in Laos, yet it remains a quiet, peaceful haven and retains a unique, traditional atmosphere.
There are free bicycles on site.
Close to the banks of the Nam Khan River, the Elephant Village Sanctuary works towards providing a peaceful future for rescued Lao elephants. It offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience to get really up close and personal with these magnificent creatures.
Laos is home for many minority tribes who demonstrate great talent in handcrafts which has been developed throughout generations. This workshop will allow you learn first-hand about about these practices from the minority tribe villages.
Luang Prabang is famous for its silverware and textiles. There are several sharming boutiques and interesting shops in town which are difinitely worth a visit and offer the perfect opportunity for unique souvenirs.
Get on a mountain bike and get ready for an exciting trip off the beaten path to a scenic waterfall and local village.
Step aboard traditional boat for a full- or half-day excursion to the famous and fascinating Buddha caves.
There is no place better to practise meditation than in a Buddhist temple in the heart of the Laotian forest.
Spend a morning on living race farm, come and learn how rice is grown on the farm, experience the life of a farmer and try your hand at some of the activities.
There are a number of unique villages to explore in Laos. Visit Ban Xang Hai, famous for its wine distillery and punchy Lao-Lao whiskey. Head to Ban Phanom, known as the village of weavers. Learn about the complete cycle of silk production.
Resting close to the river on the banks of the Mekong, Buddhist temple Wat Long Khoun has long and historically significant connections to the Luang Prabang royal family.
Just a short ride away from Luang Prabang, the majestic Kuang Si waterfall - cascading down 60 metres into clear, azure pools - is an astonishing sight. Or visit the Tad Se falls, comprised of many small waterfalls and pools.
THE LUANG SAY RESIDENCE
4-5 Ban PhonephengP.O. Box 507 Luang Prabang Laos