Amantaka

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Amantaka

Hotel · Louangphrabang

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55, 3 Kingkitsarath Rd, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos

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Refined suites, private pools, spa, dining, and unique cultural experiences.  

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The 16 Best Winter Family Vacations

"A Luang Prabang hotel recommended for families that offers on-site family experiences such as an organic farm tour and cooking class, plus babysitting service to balance child-focused activities with adult time." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/best-winter-family-vacations-8356377
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How to Explore Luang Prabang, Laos

"Centrally located a few minutes walk from the old town, Amantaka features 24 sumptuous suites all clustered around a leafy courtyard. Classic Laotian style meshes with 21st-century modernism here, and you’ve a laundry list of resort amenities, including a deep-green swimming pool, yoga studio, library, spa, and boutique." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/how-to-visit-luang-prabang-laos-7555706
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Amantaka

"A clever conversion of Luang Prabang’s old provincial hospital has created the most luxurious property in the country. A sweeping driveway brings guests to a colonial-style lobby (the former X-ray room) beneath a low-slung red-tiled roof. Inside, it’s pared down to the point of austere, but in a soothing contrast to this tropical town of gilded temples and extravagant carvings. Twenty-four cream suites surround a shady centerpiece garden and expansive pool. Behind the dusky-green French shutters, the hotel has a slight sanitarium feel, with long corridors and tiny ward-like chambers. Smaller suites are more cozy; the bigger ones have private pools. Decor is without fuss: simple Southeast Asian wood furnishings, an embroidered silk throw, black-and-white photographs of Buddhist monks in meditation. What Amanresorts always does best is the anything-is-possible service, and that is no exception here. On call are the town’s experts in Theravada Buddhism, traditional arts, and ethnology, which means stellar evening lectures and exclusive access to, for example, a photographic archive of monastic life dating back to the 1880s. A member of the former royal family is on hand to discuss Lao fine arts, and there are guided walks away from the main sights to explore abandoned temples."

https://www.cntraveler.com/hotels/laos/louangphrabang/amantaka
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Why Luang Prabang Is the Ideal Southeast Asian City

"Amantaka: Housed in a colonial-era hospital about a five-minute walk from the beginning of Sisavangvong Road, the Amantaka—all clean lines, high ceilings, and a restrained, mostly white palette—is an oasis. The rooms are large and stone-floored, the daily afternoon tea is addictive (there are two different kinds of iced infusions and at least five different kinds of pastries every day), and you should at the very least come here for a dinner, which is served around the candlelit pool."

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Amantaka (Luang Prabang, Laos) Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Many Aman hotels are ground-up productions, where every aspect of the building can be painstakingly controlled. Amantaka, by contrast, occupies an authentic French colonial building in old-town Luang Prabang, a city that’s as much a spiritual center as it is a leisure destination. While the building adds some historical gravity, it doesn’t detract at all from the perfectionistic luxury that is Aman’s stock in trade — and the meditative aspect of the setting is perfect for a proper escape." - Tablet Hotels

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DeR

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A place of exceptional history and emotion. At Aman, General Manager Aurélien Kinne and his team have captured the very essence of the property, sharing it with guests in complete authenticity and in the purest tradition of its heritage, all within a serene, Zen-like ambience that invites deep relaxation and an invitation to gastronomy, a sensory journey perfectly attuned to the rhythm of the place. Wang Jing and yanick

Andrew Klein

Google
On a "Global Scale" Amantaka was very nice - but not outstanding - as far as hotels in LP and Laos, it was incredible - an old hospital I believe converted to a hotel, we had a very large colonial style room - huge bedroom, huge living room, great bathroom - built a very long time ago and updated as best they could but still somewhat older and a little more run down than the pictures on the website would indicate. But it was clean, well appointed and the service was impeccable - as good as any Aman (and we've stayed in a bunch). The food was also very good and they were very flexible in meeting our pescatarian needs. Small little gym and a concierge who was more than helpful. And the hotel is just far enough away from the night market to be quiet but close enough to walk to all the activities and restaurants near by. Highly recommended.

T5987WPheatherr

Google
There is nothing like an Aman experience. |Amantaka is the 8th Aman property that we've stayed at and we couldn't recommend it enough. Luang Prabang is not easy to get to as flights are limited and required we spend a night in Bangkok on our way there, and a night in Singapore on our way home. Still, it is entirely worth the effort. ||We spent one week at the property which is more than enough time to see the requisite sights. This also afforded us the opportunity to enjoy the luxury of such gorgeous accommodations. ||Elodie welcomed us and took great care to see that our stay was special. We were celebrating our 30th anniversary; there were thoughtful gestures, acknowledgements and surprises arranged by her throughout the week. |Her connection to Laos is deep. Elodie is a consummate professional, as well as a personable and generous host. In her learning about how she has made her life there we were afforded insights about the country and people.||Laos, Luang Prabang and Amantaka are not to be missed if you can be so fortunate.

marcusyhn

Google
We had a wonderful stay at Amantaka. The Pool Suite was perfect, with a beautiful pool where we could cool off and swim during the hot weather. You can really feel the sense of peace that Aman is known for throughout this hotel. The facilities are very well maintained, and the staff were truly lovely, providing genuinely heartfelt service at every touchpoint, from the driver to the waiters, spa manager, and front desk assistants. We enjoyed several memorable experiences, including a city tour, Mekong river cruise, trekking to Kuang Si waterfall, and the alms giving. A highlight of our stay was the thoughtful birthday surprise the team prepared for my partner, it was so special. The spa treatments and sauna facilities were definitely top-notch. There was a small incident with laundry, but the staff were sincerely apologetic, and it didn’t take away from our overall experience. Amantaka is on the pricier side, but it is absolutely worth it.

Kalisvar Marimuthu

Google
The location was excellent, just a short walk to the main town and the famous night market. We enjoyed strolling back after an evening out. The property itself was well maintained and had a calm, relaxing feel. The staff were outstanding. Special mention to Sam and Dao from the restaurant, both were warm, attentive, and made our meals memorable. The cruise to the Pak Ou Caves arranged through the hotel was another highlight, well organised and a great way to enjoy the Mekong. The gym was well equipped and a nice bonus for a short stay. The spa was not bad either, a good option for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. One downside was the lack of daily in-house activities. Even the ones listed on the website, like the evening abode walk and meditation class with the resident nun, were not happening during our stay. The mattress in our room also felt worn and might need replacing. Overall, Amantaka is in a fantastic location with excellent staff, good facilities, and beautiful surroundings. With more consistent delivery of the advertised activities and some updates to room comfort, it could be an outstanding experience.

Sally6

Google
The hotel is in a wonderful location close to the Unesco protected old town of Luang Prabang that is great for seeing all the sites including the temples, shopping, cafes, restaurants, night market and day market. ||We stayed 5 nights which I thought was perfect for seeing all that Luang Prabang offers. The town reminds me how so many Asian cities were 50 years ago. It is truly special!||The French colonial architecture of the hotel is stunning on beautiful estate grounds and gardens with a amazing atmosphere.||I recommend to do the package the hotel offers that includes a city tour, breakfast and dinner, sunset cruise, baci ceremony, Alms offering with the monks, massage, airport transfers etc.||The hotel provides complimentary bicycles but we used their Tuk- tuk and car that will take you to the town, for the markets , cafes and shopping anytime you want.||The chef- JS, prepared delicious meals with lots of choices at breakfast and dinner. He was also very engaging with the guests as he wanted to explain all the food prepartions and he wanted to make sure you were happy with the selection. He even made us a special Italian dinner one evening. Dinner was at the lovely pool by candlelight every evening in a beautiful setting. Desserts were delicious too! The waiters were so attentive and provided great service.||They even had a performance with dancers and masked performers by the pool one night that was very entertaining. There are also musicians playing music every day at the hotel. Amantaka is a class act in everything they do!||Don’t miss the complimentary tea time with desserts and treats in the afternoon.||We loved walking through the town seeing the lovely architecture of all the buildings, shopping and stopping at French Bakeries.||I wrote the hotel months in advance and communicated with Elodie who is the Guest Relations Manager. Her emails to me were very detailed and she arranged our city tour which included the Royal Palace Museum and Temples and she provided a very knowledgeable guide. Also a trip to Kuang Si Waterfalls , the Lao Bear Sanctuary and neighboring tribal villages was a great tour she organized for us.||We had the pleasure of meeting her at the hotel. She is an amazing person and we adored her! Amantaka is lucky to have such a dedicated and passionate person working for them. She was a true highlight of our stay at Amantaka.||Elodie even accompanied us to the Deaf and Mute Center that gives deaf children an education and opportunity to learn a job including dressmaking, weaving, carpentry etc in order to have a professional integration into society when they graduate. It was an incredible experience to see the children’s classrooms, living quarters, cafeteria and how they prepare their meals . The children come from villages in Laos and are so happy there. We donated money to provide fresh water for the children for one month. They were so appreciative.||We enjoyed the hotel’s luxurious boat for a 2 hour sunset cruise on the Mekong River and the food and drinks were great!||Must see and do when in Luang Prabang: Mandalao Elephant Experience, Big Brother Mouse Center (Drop in to help young Laotians improve their skills, at their English conversation practice), Waterfalls and Bear Sanctuary, Night Market (reasonably priced local handicrafts), Day Market (incudes fruits, vegetables ) UXO Lao Visitors Centre , The Deaf and Mute Center, and city tour of the Palace and temples.|||The hotel spa was fantastic and we loved our massages and the hot pool we used before our treatments.||There were complimentary drinks in the mini fridge in the Villas and also wonderful complimentary laundry.||Our suite accommodations was gorgeous with a lovely décor and furnishings that included a separate sitting area, bedroom, beautiful bathroom and outdoor pool and lounging area.||Housekeeping cleaned our room to perfection! Thank you for the great service.||Norbu the General Manager was lovely and he knows how to run a great hotel and under his leadership provides guests with a memorable experience.||Amantaka has won many accolades including: Laos Leading Hotel by World Travel Awards, and Travel and Leisure magazine luxury award for Laos’ best hotel. ||Luang Prabang and Amantaka was a highlight on our 5 country trip. It was a short flight from Bangkok. ||I would like to thank the staff that made our stay at Amantaka so exceptional!|General Manager- Norbu|Guest Relation Manager- Elodie|Chef: JS|Front Office Manager: Bounchu and team|Housekeeping Manager: Phimpa and team|Restaurant Managers : Kamtai, Souk and team|Guest Assistant: Seng|Spa: Chanti and Sengmany/Therapists|Waiter on Sunset Cruise: Somchit|Driver: Kark|Guide: Sith

Jerry

Google
Luang Prabang has many hotels converted from old buildings, but none are done with more refinement than Amantaka. The architecture and ambience is simply amazing. An oasis in the middle of the town—so peaceful that you feel completely secluded once you enter from its subtle entrance. Time slows down in Amantaka, which truly lives up to the style of the Aman group. During our three nights stay, we did the Sunset Mekong Cruise, alms giving, and the Temple Tour, and they were all absolutely wonderful. On the cruise, Tom took care of us with such great attention. For the Temple Tour, Oun was an outstanding guide—he generously shared his passion for Laos and his deep knowledge of the local culture, which was truly moving. We dont think we had any other guide better than him during our trip in Laos. As with any Aman hotel, it’s always the staff that leave the deepest impression—and Amantaka is no exception. In addition to Tom, our guide Oun, and the staff member who led us during the morning almsgiving (apologies for forgetting his name), as well as everyone we met in the lobby, restaurant, and spa-you are simply the best. The highlight of our stay in Amantaka was Elodie. Although we didn’t have long conversations, her warmth, attentiveness, and knowledge of both the hotel and Luang Prabang left us with the most perfect impression of our short stay at Amantaka. We are truly grateful to have her help us during our stay. Well, if you are seeking a peaceful journey in Luang Prabang, Amantaka is second to none.”

U248DGbarryb

Google
We spent 3 tremendous days/evenings at the Amantaka in January '25 while visiting Luang Prabang. From the moment of arrival, we recognized that everything about the Amantaka -- from the warm and inviting staff to facilities -- was exceptional. And our suite was without doubt as gracious and beautiful as we've ever experienced during our travels worldwide -- architecturally stunning, including foyer, delightful vaulted sitting room with desk, charming bedroom, very ample closet space with dual armoires, and sumptuous bath with dual vanities, private water closet, tub and shower...and access to our own rear walled terrace with private pool (there is a shared public pool as well). One significant added appeal of the Amantaka is its lovely proximity to Luang Prabang's night market, primary commercial streets, and the bars along the Mekong. This is truly a great property and superb location. And the staff is among the finest we've ever experienced. Loved our stay!