Phone Number 18004447171
Rosewood Luang Prabang
Naduea Village, Luang Prabang District, Luang Prab, On a river, Luang Prabang, Laos
Rating
5
Price Level
$$$$
Rooms
23
Pets
No
07
May

Rosewood Luang Prabang, Luang Prabang

Rosewood Luang Prabang

Located on the outskirts of Luang Prabang old town and surrounded by mountains and jungles, it features 23 individually designed air-conditioned rooms, suites villas, and tented accommodations accompanied by views of waterfall, river and hillside. Each room is decorated in French-Indochina style of traditional Luang Prabang and inspired by the local hill tribe. All rooms comes with a private terrace and free WiFi, while some villas have a private pool. At this stablishment, The Great House serves French and local cuisines with vegan and gluten-free options available on request, while afternoon cocktails can be enjoyed at The Elephant Bridge Bar overlooking the river. For more relaxation, guests will find an oval-shaped pool with daybeds and cabanas. Traditional Laotian healing remedies with Western techniques are offered at Sense Spa.

Rosewood Luang Prabang

Price & Availability

Overall

Wonderful
5
4 reviews
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Customers Review

Cleanliness 4.8
Comfort 4.8
Neighborhood 5
Condition 5
Recomendation 100%
“Love the ambiance and privacy , also the design and decoration in room. All services so nice everyone help a lot for my wonderful trip. Thank you for your service. Me encanta el ambiente y la privacidad, también el diseño y la decoración de la habitación. Todos los servicios muy amables, todos ayudaron mucho para mi maravilloso viaje. Gracias por tu servicio.”
— Pleanvong Narumon
“I feel somewhat conflicted about Rosewood Luang Prabang. The property is beautiful, set among a lush forest alongside a bubbling river intermittently broken attractively by waterfalls. The small pool and the Great House for breakfast and dining are pretty and captivatingly lit by lanterns at night. The staff are completely adorable - sincere, thoughtful, attentive, and capable. But there is clearly an understaffing issue, (having to go and find someone to order a drink from the lovely Elephant Bar, and the same few staff working startling long hours.) We were there at a period of low occupancy, and the enthusiasm and energy of the staff meant that this never spilled over into a problem, but at Rosewood’s adventurous pricing I feel there should be a sense of abundance of service, rather than the opposite. The property is 10 minutes drive from the lovely town, which would be a distinct disadvantage were it not for the apparently constantly available shuttle both to take and collect. Some of the infrastructure was just beginning to show signs of disrepair, (rusty screws in the plunge pools, pool ladders not fixed to walls, some peeling paint) - surprising given that the post Covid reopening was only a few weeks previous to our visit. And undoubtedly lovely though the property is, this ambitious level of pricing simply raises expectations which i felt were just not quite met. A slight disappointing sense of anticlimax, compared to similar properties in Asia. One small thing and one larger: there is no gym, and to compensate the hotel arrange for guests to use the gym at the neighbouring Pullman hotel. Which requires the payment of US$6. For a room priced at US$1000 per night, this just seems embarrassingly tacky. Is it beyond the wit of management sort this behind the scenes and waive the charge to guests? The bigger issue is the ongoing problem of non-stop Lao pop music from a “popular” bar/restaurant neighbour just across the river. If you were paying US$1000 a day with the objective of lying by your plunge pool to enjoy complete calm and relaxation, this would be a deal breaker. Various generations of management have tried to resolve the problem, but it remains unsolved.”
— Simon Clift

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