LAOS | 12 Days Laos Highlights

A very stylish hotel with a wonderful infinity swimming pool overlooking the gardens. It has a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

Located on a hill within the heritage zone of Luang Prabang, Belmond La Residence Phou Vao is one of the most established and comfortable hotels in Laos. All 34 suites at this Belmond (formerly Orient Express) property have huge corner bathtubs and balconies with wonderful views over the surrounding rural countryside.

Belmond La Residence Phou Vao has a restaurant that offers excellent Laotian and international cuisine. The adjacent terrace has spectacular views over rice paddies and the mountains and the spa pavilions set in tranquil gardens are hard to resist. As well as being environmentally conscious, the hotel is also a strong supporter of local charities and has a number of initiatives in place to help the local community.

Set at the tip of a naturally forested peninsula diving into the Nam Tien lake, the Elephant Conservation Center offers a stunning view over the Elephant Mountain (Phou Xang) range on the north east. To the west, the most beautiful sunsets await you in their gardens or in one of their relaxing bungalows set by the water.

A very stylish hotel with a wonderful infinity swimming pool overlooking the gardens. It has a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

Located on a hill within the heritage zone of Luang Prabang, Belmond La Residence Phou Vao is one of the most established and comfortable hotels in Laos. All 34 suites at this Belmond (formerly Orient Express) property have huge corner bathtubs and balconies with wonderful views over the surrounding rural countryside.

Belmond La Residence Phou Vao has a restaurant that offers excellent Laotian and international cuisine. The adjacent terrace has spectacular views over rice paddies and the mountains and the spa pavilions set in tranquil gardens are hard to resist. As well as being environmentally conscious, the hotel is also a strong supporter of local charities and has a number of initiatives in place to help the local community.

Riverside Boutique Resort is located on the banks of the Nam Song River in the town of Vang Vieng. Accommodation consists of a variety of guest rooms and suites. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom, a minibar, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities, a safety box, a direct dial telephone, internet access, a TV with satellite channels and air conditioning. The suites each have a living room with a dining area and a large terrace facing the river and the mountains. Guests can enjoy a variety of delicious cuisines at the on-site restaurant. Other amenities offered are a bar, a spa, a swimming pool and a gift shop.

The historic Settha Palace Hotel is centrally located in Vientiane within walking distance of the Mekong River, Thatluang Stupa, Namphu Fountain, and other cultural highlights. Built in French colonial style circa 1932 and restored and reopened in 1999, the hotel has 22 rooms and three suites, all featuring rosewood four-poster beds and armoires, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

For dining, La Belle Epoque offers French cuisine, and the Sidewalk Café is a pleasant open-air venue offering Asian and international dishes. Amenities include a spa, pool and Jacuzzi; however there is no fitness center. Additionally, there is a business center with internet and fax services. The hotel is a 10-minute drive from Wattai International Airport and a 25-minute drive to Thadeua, where there is a border bridge to Thailand.

Champasak Province, the southern-most province of Laos, a place is also known as the "Emerald Triangle", the newest travel destination in Indochina where it is still possible to see and feel the genuine lifestyle and natural beauty of this enigmatic Country. The vision is to provide the guests with a comfortable, intimate experience with exotic nature in a unique environment such as in the Beung Kiat Ngong Wetlands. Endeavouring to do this in a way that is environmentally and socially responsible.The ultimate goal is to meet the expectations of travelers looking for a different kind of tourism, by searching new feelings and reflections by experiencing unique and relaxing events like staring at a bright night stars parading in the tropical sky or just watching elephants and water buffalo grazing in slow motion while a faraway flock of white birds plays in the distant blue skies of Laos.