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The Luang Say Residence, a proud member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World  is located in the UNESCO heritage city of Luang Prabang. Our 5 star luxury boutique hotel is set on 14,000 sqm of land in lush and tropical gardens with great mountain views where you can enjoy the cool breeze while having a drink in our original colonial 1861 bar before perhaps moving to our restaurant La Belle Epoque to indulge in our Laotian or French inspired menu which features produce from our own organic garden. Our accommodations are spread out within five pavilions holding 28 pioneer suites and the main residence comprising 4 Explorator suites.

The building was refurbished in 2002 by Mrs. Lamphoune Voravongsa and has been run since as a hotel. Satri House is one of the most exquisite places in this ancient city, designed with a style inspired by Lao culture and set in a truly relaxing environment. Here you can enjoy private moments to yourself and really unwind or sit and watch the everyday life of local people from your balcony. The 28 Rooms and 3 Suites are furnished with superior crafted wood furniture, oversized balconies, spacious bath rooms with rain shower and separate toilet room, and bath tubs in the Suites. Facilities include a restaurant, garden bar, library, outdoor swimming pools and spa.

In Laos, richly textured cultural and culinary traditions, along with the country’s approach to physical wellness, give a unique character to ordinary life for its people. We at Sofitel Hotel Luang Prabang aim to represent these traditions for travelers, offering guest’s authentic cooking classes and very special spa treatments that are informed by centuries of Lao healing tradition. Exquisite furnishings, hand-woven textiles and Lao artifacts adorn our 25 elegant villa suites that range in size from spacious to palatial. Keeping guests connected, modern conveniences abound but never intrude in these temples to peaceful slumber.

The resort is situated on the 59 thousand square meters’ estate of Xiengkeo Palace which belonged to the nationalist hero Prince Phetsarath. The 75 guest rooms were built while preserving the French colonial design with Laotian touch, all accommodations are furnished tastefully with wooden furniture to reminisce the heritage of the building. Our restaurant provides guests with the best of international cuisine featuring Western, Thai, and Lao recipes. The combination of its high ceilings, polished marble floors, stylish colonial architecture and a panoramic view of the Mekong River gives this is one restaurant that will provide guest with a unique dining experience.