Burasari Heritage Luang Prabang

This hotel is absolutely stunning. It’s a perfect blend of traditional Lao architecture and culture with a touch of French colonial charm. Every corner of the property feels thoughtfully designed — warm, elegant, and full of character. The surroundings are lush and peaceful, with a gentle breeze that makes you feel totally relaxed. It’s the kind of place where you can truly unwind — calm, quiet, and soul-soothing. But the highlight has to be the bed. It’s incredibly soft and comfortable — one of the best I’ve ever slept on. I fell into a deep sleep, completely relaxed, and honestly didn’t want to get up in the morning. It felt like being hugged by a cloud! The staff were also lovely — kind, friendly, and always willing to help with a smile. Their warm hospitality really made the stay even more special. If you’re visiting Luang Prabang and looking for a place that combines beauty, culture, and comfort, this is definitely the one. Highly recommended!

The room we had was gorgeous, did not want to leave it. Colonial inspired with tasteful lighting and beautiful woodwork. Loved the extensive wooden balcony, with tasteful furniture, which was also very comfortable. Staff were gracious, polite and extremely helpful. Nothing too much trouble. A special mention for Somair and Pen who gave us a lot of help with travel arrangements. Great location, within walking distance to all main sites.

This is a beautiful hotel with lovely staff. The building is in the traditional teakwood style situated on a quiet road alongside the Khan river. We upgraded to a room with a balcony – good decision! We'd been to Luang Prabang before (and loved it) so enjoyed a fair bit of time hanging out on the balcony. The bed was very comfortable. My only quibble is that the lighting was very poor in such a dark (by its nature) room. The staff were excellent – friendly and helpful. We enjoyed breakfast each morning at bistro-style tables on the side of the quiet little road there. We also ate in the pretty garden across the road, right by the river. There was real orange juice at breakfast, which we lapped up – we're used to synthetic OJ at hotels in Thailand, where we live. The food was very good, too. We appreciated borrowing the hotel's bikes, as LP is wonderful for cycling. I recommend visiting the buffalo farm (laosbuffalodairy.com) outside of town, which was a highlight of the trip. I strongly recommend staying at the Burasari!