Amantaka

Amantaka’s 24 suites range from 70 to 120 square meters in size. The suites with separate living, sleeping and relaxing quarters, are entered through louvered doors from the central courtyard and pool area. All suites have high ceilings, four-poster king size beds, a work desk, seating areas, chaise lounge and cabinet containing a private bar. The en-suite bathrooms have twin basins, dressing area, large walk-in shower, toilet, and deep bathtub. The room décor is classic and elegant with white walls punctuated by photographs of local Buddhist monks by Hans Georg Berger, painted wooden shutters and hand-made Laotian textiles. The private outside space, accessible from the lounge and bedroom, is shaded by mango trees and also offers sunbathing loungers and large umbrellas. 

The resort’s facilities provide guests with insight into Laos' rich culture, from the spa offering centuries-old Lao therapeutic treatments, to the boutique and art gallery featuring traditional Lao handicrafts and a unique collection of Luang Prabang photographs. Guests can keep in shape with the extensive fitness facilities, including gymnasium, yoga studio, large swimming pool, and private tennis court.

The four dining options at Amantaka are centered around authentic Lao and French-influenced cuisine: the Dining Room, with its airy colonial ambiance; the Lounge Bar, which serves up aperitifs and other drinks; the Pool Terrace, with its casual dining atmosphere; and private dining, which can be arranged at secluded locations throughout the property.