Located in the heart of Luang Prabang, this elegant boutique hotel comprises three UNESCO World Heritage buildings more than a century old, steeped in Lao tradition yet embracing people in the best of modern comforts. Restored in 2003, the hotel blends contemporary style with the buildings' original architecture, seamlessly connecting the past and the present. It features exotic-wood floors, traditional torchis walls and clay tile roofs. Embark on a timeless cultural journey in the luxury of its exclusive collection of spacious rooms and suites, and in its authentic Lao cuisine.

There is a sense of intimacy here with just 15 rooms and suites located in 2 separate houses. Eight rooms are located in The Khamboua House, a jewel of traditional Lao architecture. Built in 1903, it opens onto a beautiful 500-square-metre garden edging the Nam Khan River. The other seven rooms are located in The Lamache House, built originally in 1898 to host the then royal family. Each individually styled with a distinctive character of its own, softened by the sensual beauty of richly exotic wood furnishings, silk fabrics and traditional weavings.

Mango Tree is a casual restaurant and bar offers an extensive new menu of tasty appetizers, pastries, pizzas, pastas and varied options for light bites.