Rosewood Luang Prabang Hotel

5-star UNESCO-adjacent resort awarded Best New Resort in the World

Dining

The Great House at Rosewood Luang Prabang serves Western and Laotian cuisines with vegan and gluten-free options available on request. Afternoon cocktails are offered at The Elephant Bridge Bar, which overlooks the river and waterfall. The resort's culinary team uses local and organic ingredients to prepare meals for on-site dining.

Accommodations

Rosewood Luang Prabang's accommodations are designed by architect Bill Bensley, with each villa reflecting a different historical figure and local craftsmanship. Some villas come with a private pool, and all units have air conditioning and views of the waterfall, river, or hillside. The resort offers individually decorated rooms that include vintage travel trunks and antique furnishings blending French colonial and Laotian styles.

Wellness

Sense Spa at Rosewood Luang Prabang offers traditional Laotian spa treatments and massages in three tented spa villas set along the hillside. The spa uses locally sourced, natural ingredients for holistic beauty treatments and wellness packages. Outdoor activities such as yoga classes and guided meditation are available on the property.

Location & Activities

The resort is located 3 miles from Luang Prabang's UNESCO World Heritage old town and 4 miles from Luang Prabang International Airport. Guests can join guided excursions to Pak Ou Caves, Tad Thong Waterfall, and the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre. On-site activities include trekking, mountain-biking, cultural tours, Mekong river cruises, and visits to ethical elephant or bear sanctuaries.

Family & Pets

Rosewood Luang Prabang offers immersive family programs with dedicated activities for children, including kids' outdoor play equipment and cooking classes. Babysitting and child services are available upon request, and the resort provides pet-friendly amenities such as pet bowls and allows pets on the property. Family rooms and a garden with outdoor fireplace create spaces for group stays.

• Award: Best New Resort in the World
• Design: Bill Bensley architecture with French colonial and Lao fusion
• Accommodations: 23 rooms including riverside villas and hilltop tents, some with private pools
• Dining: The Great House (Lao/Western) and The Elephant Bridge Bar
• Wellness: Sense Spa with 3 tented treatment villas using local ingredients
• Location: 10 min from UNESCO old town, near Pak Ou Caves, Kuang Si Waterfall, and Mekong