AMANTAKA

Situated just south of Phousi Hill, the resort is within strolling distance of the boutiques, bakeries and restaurants lining the town's main street. The fabled night market, the picturesque banks of the Mekong River and the former Royal Palace are also nSet on a large garden estate and built in 2009, this 25-room club resort is housed in graceful French colonial buildings in the UNESCO protected town of Luang Prabang. Airy and elegant throughout, the décor and furnishings reflect the town's French coloniIn addition to a private bathroom with a shower, in-room amenities include a satellite/cable TV, minibar, king-size bed and individually regulated air conditioning units.The Aman Spa features four self-contained treatment rooms, as well as steam and sauna facilities with hot and cold plunge pools. Treatments range from massages and facials to scrubs and wraps, all using a range of organic products combined with local ingrThe establishment celebrates the unique tastes of Luang Prabang with traditional Lao cuisine and contemporary French fare. The resort offers several dining venues, including the dining room with its airy colonial ambience, the shady veranda and the invitiThe hotel is located in the heart of Luang Prabang, a town declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. Upon arrival at Luang Prabang Airport, take a taxi to the World Heritage site on Kingkitsarath Road and the resort will be in sight. The driving time