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Set amid a scene of lush green jungle that surrounds the historical and captivating city of Luang Prabang is the Rosewood hotel. Throughout, you will detect a combination of blissful natural characteristics with charming and authentic features. An exotic retreat that celebrates the essence of experiential travel, guests will also be treated to a touch of local tradition, with architectural themes and décor reflecting that of colonial and Laotian style. Dotted throughout the verdant grounds are 23 spacious accommodations, consisting of four deluxe rooms, four speciality suites, three riverside villas, six pool villas and six luxury tents. All exemplifying Lao tradition and French colonial style, each accommodation features stunning furnishings with use of indigenous materials and local artwork. The rooms and suites are located on the riverside and benefit from wonderful views of the mountainous setting, while the riverside villas are calmed by the soundtrack of the gentle flow of water. The pool villas are immersed in nature, boasting their own private pool, outdoor wooden bathtubs and private bar, while the hilltop tents are hidden away, affording amazing views that are best enjoyed from the sofas that sit on the private balcony. The Great House restaurant serves up delicious Laotian regional specialities, and has a farm-to-the-table philosophy in order to support the local community. The Elephant Bridge Bar promises relaxation and refreshments with its cocktail list and Laotian bar snacks, while for an extra sense of rejuvenation, the Sense spa presents a range of luxury treatments and signature holistic offerings. If you need to cool down, the retreat’s inviting swimming pool, set next to a natural waterfall, is the perfect antidote to a busy day exploring Luang Prabang.

Owned by a French count, La Folie Lodge is a tranquil and comfortable lodge set in front of a Mae Khong River beach. It’s the best place to stay on Don Daeng and ideal for exploring this corner of rural Laos. La Folie consists of 26 stilted wooden bungalows, simply furnished with their own private balcony. For families or friends travelling together there is also a private two bedroom residence. All rooms have views across the wide sandy beach and river, and from where you can catch sight of Mekong life in water buffalos cooling off in the waters and fishermen flinging their nets. The bungalows are set within lush gardens and centred around the pool and adjacent open air restaurant. Choose between the Laos or Western menu as well as spectacular views across the river to the pre-Angkorian Khmer ruins of Wat Phou (8 kilomteres away). Explore Don Daeng by bicycle or on foot, and take the time to witness the natural beauty and unspoilt charm of the island.

A restored colonial mansion now an elegant boutique hotel in the city centre, the Settha Palace excels in Old World charm and superb service. Built in 1932, Settha Palace has now been returned to its original family owners and restored to its former glory. High ceilings and polished rosewood flooring run throughout the rooms, which also feature king-sized poster-beds and French writing desks. For the most authentic experience of the hotel’s colonial past, pick from the suites; appointed with marble dining tables, a comfortable living room and other traditional furnishings. Located in the city centre, the hotel is perfectly placed to visit Vientiane’s cultural touchstones. The Morning Market, Mekong River and Presidential Palace are within a kilometre of Settha Palace. Thatluang and Wat Sisakhet temples and the Patuxay Monument (Vientiane’s replica of the Arc De Triomphe) are also within walking distance.

One of the most exquisite places in this ancient city, Satri House was originally built as a residence of Prince Souphanouvong. It has since been beautifully renovated and is a relaxed and peaceful sanctuary in which to unwind. The 31 recently refurbished rooms and suites are furnished with crafted wood furniture, oversized balconies and spacious bathrooms with rain showers, spread across a complex of colonial style buildings. Rejuvenate in the in-house spa, which offers a range of treatments, or relax in the peaceful tranquility of the gardens beside one of the two outdoor pools before enjoying traditional Laos dining in the Satri House Restaurant.

Overlooking Phonsavan, you get great views over the surrounding countryside and you’re close to town. It’s also only a thirty minute drive from the Plain of Jars. The 44 rooms are spacious, modest, clean and comfortable. They afford you lots of privacy and peace, along with free WiFi and cable TV. The staff are very amenable and the on-site restaurant serves up some decent a la carte Laotian and Chinese dishes.

A short walk from the centre of Luang Prabang and its temples, the arrival of Amantaka has redrawn the levels of luxury here in this quiet part of Laos and where you can expect simply exceptional service. The hotel is housed in a collection of fifteen elegant French colonial buildings all being considered for UNESCO status and redesigned by the renowned architect Pascal Trahan. The result is 24 luxury suites with high ceilings and private terraces; eight of which come with their own private pool and all have king size beds and romantic roll top baths. The atmosphere is one of understated elegance and grace, never better demonstrated by its peaceful gardens, tranquil pool area in a spacious courtyard, and a fragrant frangipani grove. The Dining Room offers French and Laos influence cuisine and offers a fine dining and a relaxed ambience.