Homestays in Luang Prabang Province, Laos

Charming and peaceful stay just a short walk from Luang Prabang’s night market. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the staff are warm and helpful, and the quiet location is perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring.

I thought I was staying in a temple when I first entered. I felt at ease when I arrived at the small courtyard. The boss is from Sichuan and is very welcoming. The facilities are similar to those of domestic homestays. I heard from the boss that they were all brought from China. The small courtyard is very cozy and the surrounding environment is also very good. It is convenient to eat and drink around this hotel. There are also massages, about 40 per hour. The Laotian girl is very hardworking

A boutique hotel renovated from an old house with brand new facilities. Just across the road from the door is the Mekong River, and it takes 5 minutes to walk to the Foreigner Street. The Royal Palace Museum, Xiangtong Temple, Mount Phu Si, and the night market in the city are all within 10-15 minutes on foot. There are also many popular restaurants around, which is very convenient for travel. The hotel provides free bicycles, and it is also very good to have a city bicycle. The front desk brother is polite and enthusiastic, and communicates in English. Although it has been open for a short time and is not familiar with some business, he is very dedicated. He helps to book chartered cars, airport shuttles, and restaurants, and also helps to repair bicycles abandoned on the road🚲 The room is not big, but the double bed is 1.2m (most of the double beds in other hotels are 0.8-0.9m). If you have to wash your clothes by hand every day, drying them is a problem Breakfast is at Joma cafe (a local chain cafe) on the underground floor of the building. You can choose a different breakfast set on memu every day with your ticket. The dining time is relatively flexible, from 6:30 to 10:00 in the morning. If you don’t have time to eat, you can also take it away. The 3-day stay in Luang Prabang was very comfortable. The room that was not facing the main street was very quiet. I slept until the rooster in the neighbor's house crowed to remind you that it was time to give alms, haha

There are constructions next door and place is noisy during the day and water supply was interrupted. I have to move to Golden Lotus hotel nearby to stay one the first of the three days stay. The room which suppose to have a cliff view is now blocked by the construction next door.

衞生: 對於即將進入的漫長雨季，住在泳池邊，別有一番風味。酒店不是在路邊，巷子拐進去10米左右，酒店很明顯是新開的，衞生什麼的都很ok。 設施： 不得不提，酒店前後都有新的酒店在施工。可幸的是，由於在雨季，還有老撾人普遍慵懶，施工時間很短暫，基本上沒有影響到我的休息。 服務： 前台是一個少見的“老油條”一點的老撾人，第一天説能不能換房間，他會説room is full，實際上平台還可以預訂（還有房間）。我們也在前台工作人員那裡租到了17000kip一天的摩託車，那個車比較好也新。 老撾人認死理，説是“不可取消”房間就絕對不可取消。如果是淡季，比如現在5月。你可以想好了再定，因為真的不可取消！

The environment of hotels in the old town is relatively old, but this one is really very clean. The cleaning lady cleans it more carefully than her own home. At this price, it is the first choice in the old town. The young couple who own the B&B are also very friendly. They helped to carpool to the waterfall and even invited me to have dinner with them on the first day (it was delicious, and they are cooking experts~). As long as you ask, they will tell you everything. If you come to Laos for the first time, choosing this place as your first stop will make you feel very at ease~ The location of the hotel is relatively perfect. It is very close to the night market and the morning market (not too close, otherwise it will be noisy). You don’t need to take a tuk-tuk when going out. You can walk everywhere. Anyway, I spent three days in Luang Prabang and didn't take a tutu. When you walk to the hotel intersection, you will see one of the routes for giving alms. The glutinous rice used for giving alms is sold on the roadside. The other side of the intersection is the Mekong River. The river water is yellow and ugly during the day, but once the sunset, my God, it feels like a movie. Walking along the river, there are restaurants everywhere, and the prices are very affordable. Just close your eyes and choose~ The only thing I am not satisfied with is that the minivan I took when I came here dropped me off at the wrong intersection. I dragged my luggage under the scorching sun and looked for the hotel for more than 10 minutes (I didn't buy a sim card in advance)

Stayed for more than 10 days, quite a good hotel, the front desk boss is very beautiful Facilities: very convenient, go out is foreigner street Hygienic: clean and tidy and comfortable Environment: Absolutely relaxing resort Service: Breakfast is full, watching the Mekong River scenery, eating and chatting

I had a very comfortable time in this place. What amazed me the most was the service provided by the host. He offered me a bigger room than the one I booked, then in the evening took me to the downtown and back by scooter (I didn’t want to walk in the dark on my first night), and in the morning he took me to a bike rental and helped to get the best deal. Very kind and friendly! The room was great, spacious and quiet, well-maintained and clean. I also could do my laundry for free, and dry my clothes at the backyard. The location is tad remote from the downtown but I preferred it this way, tranquil and more local. Also, there’s an amazing pizza place on the same street, you have to check it out! Wishing the best of luck to the owners!

The boss is Chinese and is from Harbin, Northeast China. The receptionist is warm and welcoming. The rooms are hygienic and have 1.5-meter beds. The price-performance ratio is very high. The independent building is quiet and the windows are green. It is especially suitable for Chinese people to stay. The hotel is located right between the city center and Guanxi Falls (we walked 3.5 kilometers from the city center to the hotel). The boss happened to have electric cars for rent, so we rented two and traveled around the whole place. The city is so touching. Then book a car to go to Guanxi Falls, which is 30 kilometers away and very convenient.

The overall environment is OK, but when I called to book a room, no one spoke Chinese.