Set amongst tranquil, picturesque scenery, the Rosewood Luang Prabang is only a 10-minute drive from the historic town of Luang Prabang in Laos. Combining luxury and style with natural beauty, this is one of the country's most hotly anticipated hotels.
The Rosewood Luang Prabang is only a 10-minute drive from Luang Prabang; a charming Laos town bursting with culture and history
The Rosewood Luang Prabang's location is idyllic, with a waterfall and streams which flow around the buildings
Get out into nature with hikes to hidden waterfalls and untouched villages in the mountains behind the resort. Scott Dunn can also organise wonderful excursions to the area's cultural sites such as temples, markets and caves
The resort interiors have been designed by the renowned architect and interior designer Bill Bensley, who is responsible for some of Asia's most lauded hotels
The Rosewood Luang Prabang is a luxurious resort, ideal for nature lovers who want to be within easy reach of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang. Surrounded by soaring hills, streams and waterfalls, the property has wonderful views over the stunning Laos countryside and beautiful town of Luang Prabang.
Widely considered as one of Asia’s finest historic cities, Luang Prabang is brimming with gleaming temples home to saffron robed monks, charming colonial buildings and wonderful cafes and restaurants along the Mekong River. Whilst there are plenty of things to do in the surrounding area, the Rosewood Luang Prabang is also a lovely place to unwind, with gorgeous rooms, an inviting oval-shaped pool and an impressive tranquil spa.
The exquisitely designed and wonderfully spacious rooms are spread across a number of locations; choose from the Riverside Rooms and Riverside Suites close to the heart of the resort, the Waterfall Pool Villas with private pools or The Hilltop Tents, with sweeping views over the valley.
The rooms, created by world-renowned designer Bill Bensley, offer plenty of privacy and are beautifully decorated, combining traditional Laotian design with modern luxury. With only 23 rooms, but approximately 90 staff, we expect the service to be excellent.
As with all other Rosewood hotels, dining is a delightful treat at the Rosewood Luang Prabang. As the name suggests, the Elephant Bridge Bar is located on a wooden bridge across the river, offering a range of drinks and snacks in an atmopsheric setting. The Great House is situated by the hotel's lobby, serving delicious local cuisine. With a 'farm-to-table' concept, the menu changes daily, using fresh ingredients from the area's nearby farms and markets.
We feel that the Rosewood Luang Prabang is one of Lao's finest new hotels, and it is the ideal option for those who prefer to stay outside the city and surround themselves with beautiful scenery in a serene setting.
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Enquire NowLocated in a beautiful natural area but within a 10 minute drive from the historic town of Luang Prabang. The resort is surrounded by mountains, waterfalls and trickling streams.
Ultimate Laos
From the capital city of Vientiane to the hill tribes of Muang La, from the sparkling temples of Luang Prabang to the soaring mountain scenery of Nong Khiaw, this itinerary really showcases Laos' fairy-tale landscapes, exotic temples and colonial history while giving you a unique insight into one of Asia’s least travelled countries.
Cookery Class at Tamarind
This shared excursion takes place at Tamarind, one of Laos' most celebrated restaurants. The lesson teaches you how to cook Lao food, but you'll also learn the habits and customs of the Lao people too.
Half Day Cycling Tour of Luang Prabang
Take to two wheels to explore the delightful Luang Prabang. Explore cultural highlights including the Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre, Royal Palace and two of town’s most impressive temples; Wat Mai and Wat Xieng Thong.
Luang Prabang Half Day City Tour
Accompanied by a private guide, spend half a day exploring the charming town of Luang Prabang, taking in the Royal Palace and the town’s most impressive and culturally significant temples, including Wat Mai, Wat Sensoukarahm and Wat Xieng Thong.
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