Avani+, formerly Azerai, is a modern hotel in the charming town and UNESCO World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang in Laos. Set in a lush green courtyard, Avani+ offers contemporary accommodation, providing a comfortable base from which to explore.
The fresh and contemporary decor is ideal for those looking for luxurious but fuss-free accommodation
A great option for those who want to get out and explore, as the hotel is close to local shops and restaurants as well as the night market
The 25-meter pool is perfect for a refreshing dip after a day of site-seeing
The Bistro offers a range of both Lao and French-inspired cuisine
The hotel site itself has been in use since 1914, starting as quarters for French officers. However, while there are some local elements to the design, the Avani+ is very much fresh and contemporary - ideal for those looking to avoid the drawbacks that can come with more period properties.
There are 53 rooms within an L-shaped building, spread over two floors. The rooms have all of the comforts you would expect from a luxury hotel, including TV, tea and coffee making facilities, a mini bar and WI-FI. The decor is natural and light, using neutral tones and clean lines.
When not exploring the many sites of Luang Prabang and the surrounding countryside, there is a 25-meter pool to enjoy at the hotel, overlooked by an ancient banyan tree. There is also a tranquil spa, with therapies and treatments inspired by Laotian and traditional Asian techniques, as well as a fully equipped gym and yoga classes.
The Bistro offers a relaxed and social atmosphere for dining, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Breakfast is a continental buffet, and traditional bistro and Lao dishes are served for lunch. For dinner, both local and French-influenced cuisine is available. For those who just want to quench their thirst, there is the Bistro Bar and the Poolside Bar, which serves freshly prepared smoothies and cocktails.
When to visit
If you have some free time, why not wander down to the nearby riverside to enjoy a drink or lunch at a local restaurant
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Inquire NowAzerai is only 10 minutes by car from Luang Prabang International Airport. The hotel is in a good location within the town, close to local shops and restaurants.
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