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While Luang Prabang is a mystical place where time seems to stand still, it doesn’t mean you have to. A myriad of exciting discoveries await you at this UNESCO World Heritage Site; the ancient royal city that stands within mountains at the junction of the Mekong and Khan rivers, or Mount Phousi which commands breathtaking views of the surrounding temples and hills.
The best place to start experiencing it all? Where else, but right here at our hotel?
Make an online reservation with our special Luang Prabang Discovery rates.
- Daily Breakfast.
- 3 hour bicycle rental per person per stay.
* Welcome amenites for Residence Wing rooms include:
- Daily Afternoon Tea
- Free Internet usage
- 15% discount on selected items at Angsana Gallery
* Unique welcome amenities for Maison Room, Laos Room and Champa Room include:
- A "Romantic Herbal Bath" experience in the privacy of your room on the evening of your arrival (a drawn spa bath infused with rich honey and nourishing herbs, complemented by a salt scrub, tropical flower petals, scented candles, canape and white wine)
- Daily Afternoon Tea
- Free Internet usage
- 15% discount on selected items at Angsana Gallery
Valid until 3rd January 2011Check Rates and AvailabilityReservation EnquiryTerms and Conditions | Cancellation PolicyTerms and Conditions
- All rates are quoted in US Dollars and are based on per room per night basis.
- Rates are for single or double occupancy.
- Rates are subject to 10% service charge and 10% Government Tax (VAT).
- Airport transfer: US$ 10++ per person per way via minivan (minimum 2 persons, maximum 8 persons) or US$ 40++ per bus per way (minimum 9 persons, maximum 15 persons).
- One child below the age of 12 years, stay free with parents/guardians sharing existing bedding
- Check in time: 2:00 pm Check out time: 12:00 pm
- All prices and package details are subject to change without prior notice.
Cancellation Policy
- 1 night non-refundable deposit is required upon confirmation of booking.
- 30 days prior to arrival date - 100% charge of confirmed room nights.
- No show/24 hours cancellation or shorten stay - 100% of the total nights.
Peak Season (24 December– 1 January )
- Peak Season from 24th Dec to 1st Jan inclusive and min 3 nights stay.
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 A Princely ExperienceA Princely Experience awaits you in Luang Prabang at Maison Souvannaphoum, the former residence of Prince Souvannaphoumma. Guests will enjoy two nights in the spacious Maison Room at the Residence Wing and also a specially-prepared Laotian set dinner with the Prince's favourite dishes.
Valid until 23 rd October 2010  Luang Prabang Discovery While Luang Prabang is a mystical place where time seems to stand still, it doesn't mean you have to. A myriad of exciting discoveries await you at this UNESCO World Heritage Site; the ancient royal city that stands within mountains at the junction of the Mekong and Khan rivers, or Mount Phousi which commands breathtaking views of the surrounding temples and hills.
Valid until 3 rd January 2011  Mekong River Explorer Meander leisurely in a wooden longboat down the Mekong River, bordered by the lush mountain jungle, rural settlements and riverbanks. The mother of all rivers, the Mekong is the country's lifeline in the jungle, the 11th longest river in the world and possessing a rich history shared by the 6 countries it runs through.
Valid until 3 rd January 2011  Early Bird AdvantageBook your vacation at Maison Souvannaphoum Hotel 30 days in advance with the Early Bird Advantage and enjoy 20% off our Best Available Rate! |
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 View MapsAt Namphou Square in the heart of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Forgotten By TimeWith rapid globalisation, the sense of adventure and discovery once found in travel no longer occurs as naturally as it once did.  Royal Patronage: The City of TemplesA UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995, Luang Prabang's royal legacy dates back to the 14th century when it became the royal capital for six centuries until the abolition of the monarchy in 1975.  French ConnectionsLuang Prabang’s architecture is unique in its combination of French, Indochinese and Lao styles. |
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