Satri House

OMG, this boutique hotel is an absolute gem!! There is nothing that needs improving. The staff are welcoming, friendly, professional and always smiling and nothing is too much trouble. This was our second stay post Covid and it didn't disappoint. Two pools in exquisite gardens, a luxurious spa and a building oozing charm and history. The restaurant serves delicious food with a reasonable wine list and location wise, its a mere 8 minute walk into the main street of LP, buzzing with cafes, bars and some nice local independent shops. We had a great air con and fan cooled room, an awesome four poster bed, with lovely crisp linen, surrounded by superb old French colonial furniture and local art and sculptures, so an oasis to return to after a day's touring or just enjoying the city with its lovely sights around the Mekong. We could relax in the cool silk dressing gowns provided as standard by the hotel on our terrace area. Its been beautifully interior designed, both inside and outside, in the wonderful gardens teeming with plants and noisy birds, that surround the hotel. I am already planning my next trip back to LP and there is no other hotel that I would consider staying at, it beats all the other hotels in the area hands down. Honestly.

This hotel is in my top 5 of my the best places I’ve stayed! I do not understand why this hotel is not designated as a “small luxury hotel”. The service was fabulous, location ideal, wonderful food, and the atmosphere is stunning. I loved every little detail…whether it was using the bikes for free, able to see the morning monk alms outside the hotel, the welcome drink, breakfast, and decor. This place really made our trip feel special. I would also recommend the private Mekong River sunset cruise and order take out food from the restaurant. Enjoyed the pool, bar, and recommendations from the staff.

Two night stay post Upper Mekong cruise. Hotel well located a short walk from the centre and one block from the river. A beautiful colonial style rambling building, with well maintained gardens and two pools. Has a lovely feel, with interesting areas, courtyards, decorative pools and interior touches. We felt however, that the hotel is starting to need some investment, not to run the risk of crossing|from boutique to run down. Staff, without exception, friendly and so helpful.|Breakfast was adequate but a little limited with fixed items, and a la carte for eggs, pancakes etc. We did eat dinner in the restaurant one|night, and enjoyed it very much. For us a couple of negatives. We found our room dark and dingy. Poor lighting, and heavy furniture didn’t help. Bathroom layout poor, and would benefit from a shaving mirror and somewhere to put toiletries in the shower. The air conditioning, and bed/linen comfort were however excellent. The nature of the building and wooden floors meant that we got significant noise from the guests above. On one night, a late group checking in, then moving around, meant we were awake two hours.|Only a short term issue, but noteworthy if you are staying in the coming months, is that there is building construction on two sides of the|main pool area. At times this gave a lot of noise, banging, staple guns etc. Just good to be aware if its important during your stay, to spend some time relaxing around the pool. That aside, given the location in the town, there was very little road noise in general, so this is a situation that will hopefully resolve itself when construction is complete.

Outstanding property with a fascinating history, extended but so tastefully the original building had to be pointed out to us. Elegant, well appointed and well serviced cool rooms in lao/French colonial style with many tasteful art pieces as well as well integrated modern bathrooms. The restaurant at the heart of the small compound was a delight to visit, a great dinner here (and although expensive by local standards by no means at European prices). Breakfast outstanding, quick and personal service and a well organised and friendly team.|Take some time in the library, cool and dark on a hot day and full of art and good books.|A poolside afternoon was a delight, shady and with a good poolside bar ready to serve.|Location could not be better, quiet but only 10 mins walk from what is now a very busy town (we last went in 2018 and the completion of the Chinese railway is starting to and will alter the character or Luang Prabang.

We loved our stay here—just a magical setting with kind and welcoming staff. Beautiful, comfortable rooms, great service, spa, and pool. Restaurant is terrific and well-priced. Staff is so helpful with whatever you need to navigate Luang Prabang. Fantastic gift shop.

A very comfortable hotel housed in a colonial building close to town but set back from the street and very quiet. Rooms are large and comfortable and the bed has mosquio netting which is helpful. The restaurant serves good local and international food in an open-air settind, there is also a pool and spa. Recommend highly.

Satri House is a paradise…beautiful rooms, impeccable gardens, and generous service. It’s become our haven on holidays in Luang Prabang over the past few years. Our family loves it!

I didn't get to stay at Satri house. Life had other plans, and a death in the family meant we had to return home at short notice. I had to cancel my booking the day before i was due to checkin. The hotel was under no obligation to refund my money based on their cancellation policy. However they refunded my money no questions asked. Excellent customer service and i will be sure to stay here whenever we're able to make it back to Loas. We had met a party of French tourists in Cambodia who had just come from Satri house and they were full of praise about the hotel, so i wish i could have seen it for myself. Thanks again for offering great service at a very stressful time.