These suites, which range from 150 to 183 square feet, feature terraces overlooking private gardens. Inside, guests will be pleased to find high ceilings and comfortable sun loungers and daybeds, as well as well-appointed bathrooms with twin vanities, air conditioning, a bathtub, cable TV, a coffee maker, and a minibar.

The Heritage Suites are approximately 170 square feet, and feature outdoor terraces with plush daybeds that look out onto landscaped gardens. The interior space is comprised of a comfortable bed, flat-screen TV, and large bathroom with luxury amenities.

The Pool Suites, which can be found in the hotel’s four corners, offer outdoor spaces including a private pool and well-manicured gardens, as well as twin terraces, day beds and sun loungers. A spacious, well-appointed interior features a comfortable bed, flat-screen TV, and large bathroom with luxe amenities.

The Signature Governor's Residence covers 1,300 square feet of space, including two bedrooms appointed as one king bed and two twin beds. High ceilings and elegant dressing areas exude classic opulence, while the outdoor bathtub and gazebo area are the epitome of tranquility.

For those who wish to learn the secrets of Lao cooking, Sofitel Luang Prabang offers a cooking class, which takes guests from the local market to the kitchen, where they’ll learn to make a tempting array of traditional dishes.

The Sofitel Luang Prabang has deluxe provisions for those planning events, from business-related, to pleasure. Weddings are a particular favorite at the hotel, with a team of wedding and event planners who can help execute the entire day. Executive retreats are also available, as well as a private boardroom and a private longe.

Lespa treats guests to unique therapies, combining ancient recipes with fresh, high-quality ingredients, as well as contemporary techniques. Guests may choose from four double treatment rooms.

The hotel’s pool is an elaborate venue made up in bewitching lavender glitter, with shaded daybeds and a poolside bar that serves up a tempting array of cocktails.

Though not officially a part of the hotel, 3 Nagas is only five minutes away, housed in the hotel's sister boutique resort. This restaurant was highlighted by the New York Times Travel Guide as offering one of Luang Prabang's most authentic Lao dining experiences.

This farm-to-table concept dining space is all about the outdoors, from the fresh local ingredients sourced for the sumptuous dishes to the grills where you'll watch your dinner cooking in front of your eyes.

Select a tome from the city's largest private book collection and cosy up by the fire with a glass of wine. Perfect for sundowners and quiet evenings in.