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Luang Prabang, Laos

Rosewood Luang Prabang

A riverside resort in Ban Nadueay, with waterfall villas and dawn alms in town.

Feel

The place

Ban Nadueay

Luang Prabang 06000. Phone +856 71 211 155.

Waterfall villas

Pool villas by the falls, plus riverside rooms, villas and hilltop tents.

Tak Bat

Dawn alms with the monk they name, Noi, and the market after.

The Great House

Laotian and Western cooking from local markets. Elephant Bridge Bar is over the creek.

MandaLao

The elephant sanctuary on the Nam Khan, founded by Prasop Tippreasert, which they describe as a rescue.

Our read

Rosewood Luang Prabang puts the rooms on the river at Ban Nadueay, with waterfall villas and the dawn alms in the UNESCO town a short ride away. The elephants, if you go, are at MandaLao on the Nam Khan, which they describe as a rescue centre.

Come here for

  • A waterfall villa or a hilltop tent, if the grounds are the point
  • Dawn alms with the monk they name, then the market
  • The Mekong, the caves, or MandaLao, as a day from the resort

Skip it if

  • You want a beach
  • You are not willing to be up for the alms, and the town ritual was your only reason

We’d rather send you somewhere else than send you somewhere that doesn’t suit you.

Rosewood Luang Prabang stands at Ban Nadueay Village, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos. The phone is +856 71 211 155. They describe riverside rooms and suites, two-bedroom suites, riverside villas, waterfall pool villas, and hilltop tents, with waterfalls on the grounds. The town ritual they publish is Tak Bat, the dawn alms, with a monk they name, Noi, and the morning market after. The Great House cooks Laotian and Western dishes from local markets. Elephant Bridge Bar sits over a creek. A private dinner can be set by a waterfall on the estate. They also publish a bicycle ride to Khmu and Lao Lum communities, a Mekong cruise toward the Pak Ou caves, and time at MandaLao, the elephant sanctuary on the Nam Khan founded by Prasop Tippreasert. The town walk is the UNESCO streets, with Francis Engelmann if you book his architecture tour. Wellness here is the jungle programme they describe, drawing on Lao healing, not a separate city spa. The press kit calls the valley Nahm Dong and credits Bill Bensley with the hill station. This page uses the facts on the live resort page. Book on the Rosewood Luang Prabang page. MindReach does not take the reservation.

03 · Live here

How the days go

  1. Arrive

    Luang Prabang, then Ban Nadueay. The river is the edge of the stay.

  2. Feel

    Jungle, water on the grounds, and a town that still does the dawn alms.

  3. Live here

    Dawn in town if you booked it. The waterfall if you are in that villa. The Great House later. A Mekong boat only if that is the day.

  4. Stay

    Room, villa, or tent. Ask which one is by the water.

  5. Go

    Book on the Rosewood Luang Prabang page.

04 - Stay

Ways to stay

A riverside room

On the river, closer to the town rhythm.

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A waterfall villa or hilltop tent

On the grounds, when the falls or the hill are the reason.

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05 - Know

Before you go

Written from what the property publishes. Not yet checked by hand. Confirm on their site before you book.

Luang Prabang airport, then the road to Ban Nadueay. The resort is by the river, not on the Sisavangvong night market. Ask them for the current transfer.

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Where is it?

Ban Nadueay Village, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos.

Can you join the alms?

They publish Tak Bat with a monk named Noi. It is at dawn. Ask them how they handle it before you promise it to anyone.

Are there elephants on the property?

They point to MandaLao, on the Nam Khan, as a rescue sanctuary founded by Prasop Tippreasert. It is a visit, not a show in the lobby.

What are the rooms?

Riverside rooms and suites, villas, waterfall pool villas, and hilltop tents.

How do I book?

On the Rosewood Luang Prabang page, or luangprabang@rosewoodhotels.com.

06 · Go

Rosewood Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang, Laos

Rosewood Luang Prabang puts the rooms on the river at Ban Nadueay, with waterfall villas and the dawn alms in the UNESCO town a short ride away. The elephants, if you go, are at MandaLao on the Nam Khan, which they describe as a rescue centre.

Getting there
Luang Prabang airport, then the road to Ban Nadueay.
From where you are
Distance appears once we know where you are.

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