Hotels near Wat Hua Xiang, Luang Prabang

It was the first time I brought two children to stay here, and it far exceeded expectations. Brand-new facilities, free pick-up and drop-off from the high-speed rail station, free minibar, free shuttle bus to and from the city center. The kids loved swimming in the swimming pool. The waiters were very enthusiastic and friendly. Breakfast upstairs. There is a rich combination of Chinese and Western food. The manager of the restaurant downstairs was very patient and answered many of our questions about local travel. One of the best hotels in Luang Prabang, will stay again. 😊

My wife and I stayed at Villa Oasis in March, during Pi Mai (Lao New Year). We stayed twice, for a total of almost two weeks. We loved it. The villa complex is built alongside a swampy little lagoon (with no mosquitos, surprisingly), just a 10 minute walk from Phousi Hill, Sisavangvong Street, and the Luang Prabang Night Market. We chose it because Villa Oasis (and nearby Villa Mahasok) are two of the only mid-range hotels near the Old Quarter that have pools. As it happened, Luang Prabang experienced a heat wave in March 2023, so we were exceptionally glad we had the pool to cool off in. The villa is very close to a supermarket, there are many cheap restaurants close by, and you are only a 10 minute walk from the tourist night market, with lots of eating and drinking options. Two Little Birds cafe is only 5 minutes walk and has fantastic smoothie bowls. The rooms were comfortable, with traditional wood decor and small balconies. Breakfast in the open air restaurant was predictable but good. The villa offers free bicycles, which is handy if you want to get to the main restaurant and bar area of the Old Quarter, on the mid section of Sisavangvong Street, or to the restaurants along the Mekhong riverbank. Easily the best thing about Villa Oasis was its staff, who couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. They were absolutely lovely and would do everything possible to make your stay more comfortable. They were quick to arrange airport transfers, taxis, train tickets, river boat tickets, or anything else needed. Nicest was the complimentary refreshing fresh fruit juice that would magically appear in your room or delivered to you poolside when you arrived back from exploring Luang Prabang.

I stayed here for one night as part of a larger Lao road trip. Having been constructed in 1937 during the French Colonial period, the building (house number 323), is a UNESCO-protected heritage site. Beautiful local hardwood is used throughout the structure and adds a level of charm that many other accommodations lack. The room was clean, large, well-appointed, and comfortable. The hot water, refrigerator, air-conditioning, and wi-fi worked well. The bedding, linen, pillows, towels, etc. were in good condition. I paid $27 USD per night on hotels.com, apparently, the walk-in rate for this same period is $26 USD per night. This is a fair price for this style of budget accommodation. I would stay here again for sure.

We spent 3 nights in this small hotel. The rooms are correct, clean but very spacious. The staff is very nice and despite the language barrier, try to satisfy us as best as possible. We have to order the evening if we want eggs. Otherwise we are a group of 12 people, the only on the hotel, and a certain lack of organisation despite the good will of the hotel. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel is located along a street, so a little noise but the location is interesting for walking, visiting etc.. correct stay

I am a solo traveler in my 50s. Most hotels in Laos are small-scale. The staff are very friendly. Kuang Si Falls join van reservation 100,000,000 kip I booked a new motorcycle rental for 250,000 kip per day at the hotel. This hotel has a semi-basement, so if you book a cheap room, there is a high chance of being booked in the semi-basement. Even just idling at the table in front of the hotel seems emotional. Breakfast is plain bread and coffee. The location is good, with many shops nearby and close to the Mekong River (1 minute walk). Hmong Ahi Market is also close by (5 minutes walk). There is also a Miniso nearby, but it doesn't have many items. I bought sunscreen and a band next to the Miniso pharmacy. Currency cannot be exchanged at the hotel. The room is not that clean by Korean standards. Some complaints are covered up by the kindness of the staff.^^ It seems like a lot of European travelers stay here. Overall, I am satisfied with the price.

When our driver pulled up to the hotel by a rickety bridge over the river, we were a bit nervous as the hotel looks tiny from the outside. What we thought was the hotel was actually the lobby and the hotel is actually quite large and sprawling with buildings and bungalows scattered next to the river. The hotel has a lovely infinity pool by the river with a lounge chairs, beach towels and an affordable pool bar with snacks for sale. The rooms were spacious with large balconies. The toilet was by the front door so you had to exit the WC walk around the corner to the bathroom to wash your hands - sort of a weird set up, but did help in the morning for 2 people to get ready. This was the only hotel we stayed in with dual sinks and a long vanity so excellent for 2 travelers and a big plus! The shower was a walk in so east access. The hotel also has a restaurant where breakfast (included) is served in the morning. Unfortunately it was a buffet with limited options and the food that was supposed to be hot was always cold and unappetizing. The hotel uses tiny candles to try to keep the food warm but this method does not work at all. The hotel no longer has a shuttle to town which is a negative as you need to walk across a scary rickety bridge to get to town. The hotel does not have a gym which is a requirement, in my opinion, if you want to be a 5 star resort. My only other comment to management is to find a few better English speaking employees as we had difficulty communicating with staff. Yes we know we are in Laos and should learn to speak their language but I feel when you cater to tourists you need a few people in each area to speak the universal language for business. We did enjoy our stay and can recommend this hotel to others.

Overall this is a delightful little property. It is located on the Nam Khan River, not the Mekong River. It isn’t far from where the rivers converge. The view from balcony rooms are fantastic . The view has to be the best part of this place. Perhaps nicer views than some of the hotels near the center on the Mekong. The property is located in a small local neighborhood. If you don’t mind walking, you can walk to the center of town. It is hump in my opinion. However, I have mobility issues, so I needed to take a tuk tuk or taxi. The place is very tastefully decorated. The beds are comfortable. The rooms are nice, although the photos of the rooms with bathtubs are misleading. They are not full size claw tubs. They are actually half the size of a regular tub. I did manage to squeeze myself into the tub, but I would have like to have known it was a mini tub. The staff are very friendly. However, other than one of the main hosts, the staff’s English was limited. This was frustrating when I needed directions or to ask questions. There did not seem to be anyone who spoke good English in the evenings. The breakfast they serve is fantastic. I really enjoyed having my lovely breakfast on my balcony each morning. There is also a very nice outdoor area on the river downstairs for everyone. Unfortunately, they didn’t have a restaurant for other meals. There are a couple of small places nearby that will deliver, but the food was pretty basic. The other thing to be aware of is the noises in the area. Sometimes it is just beautiful and serene. At other times, you have rowdy noises from the restaurant nearby or loud music from the restaurant across the river at night. You also have roosters waking everyone up first thing in the morning. In addition, when I was there, there was one night when the monks, at a local temple chanted ALL NIGHT long. It didn’t happen every night. Also, on my last night, a neighbor in the next room complained that they could hear me talking on the phone in my room. The sound travels between the rooms. I managed to deal with the noise, but it would be a bit much for some people. On a positive note, I really enjoyed Luang Prabang and I wish I had stayed longer. I was there only 3 nights. The region is beautiful and I wish I had more time to explore. Also, the hotel arranged for my airport transfer round trip, which was great. They even advanced me a bit of local money until I could make it to an ATM. I had a great private local guide and driver named Jimmy (Anglo name).

The hotel is located in an alley next to the main street. It is a family-style villa. After the monks from Xiangtong Temple finish their almsgiving, they will pass by the hotel entrance on their way back (about 6:30), which is a good place to avoid the crowds on the main street to watch the almsgiving. But the room we stayed in that day was on the first floor, close to the water tower. The water tower would hum when using water, even in the middle of the night. If you are afraid of noise, you can ask to move to the second floor room and tell the boss not to get close to the water tower. The front desk staff has good English, can communicate well, and are very patient. If you ask them to help you book train tickets, you will be charged a service fee. The specific price will be calculated by the staff and charged per person. If you mind it, you can book it yourself at the high-speed rail station or online.

The hotel is right by the Mekong River, and the cafe has a river view. The room is large, the facilities are new, and the wood used is warm and feels first-class. The mushroom and lean meat porridge provided for breakfast is a must! The front desk manager Xiaolong speaks fluent Chinese and provides warm service. This is my second stay, and it has basically become a regular place to stay in Labang in the future.

On July 15, I traveled from Bangkok to Luangxyang Bang. I took a taxi from the airport to the hotel for 100,000 Lao. At the front desk, there were two handsome Laotian guys who could speak Chinese and were waiting enthusiastically. . The boss came back in the evening and had a great chat. The boss is from Zhejiang. He is young, friendly and talkative. We talked until after 1 o'clock in the evening. They rented a motorcycle for me early the next morning. Motorcycle rental here is about 30-50 yuan per day. The hotel is on the edge of the Meigong River. The room has a terrace. You can smoke a cigarette, drink tea and relax for a while on the terrace. It is rare to find this kind of pure land in the country. I rarely write hotel reviews. This time it was really inspired. Luangxyang is not a big city, prices are extremely cheap, and consumption is relatively lower than in China. Everyone can come and experience it if you have the opportunity.