Hotels Near Ban Chan Pottery Village in Luang Prabang

The little brother at the front desk was very friendly and patient, the service was very good, the hotel room felt like a family, and the stay experience was very good

Indigo is fantastic. The room I stayed in 'Peace' was great. Clean, big bed, TV, small fridge, kettle, roomy with space to hang your clothes etc. Bonus was the bath! Can lay in the bath and watch TV if you want. This room was also perfect as it is at the rear of the property making it very quiet. I asked for a rear room as the hotel fronts onto the night markets which operate every night of the week till 10pm so ask for this if you don't like noise. Safe in the room as well. It is a great location as well - walk to all the main sites. The breakfast supplied gives you a few choices - I had the Indigo House - eggs, toast, juice, coffee, mushrooms, and bacon if you want it. The hosts are very friendly and helpful. Recommended and would stay again

My wife and I stayed at Villa Oasis in March, during Pi Mai (Lao New Year). We stayed twice, for a total of almost two weeks. We loved it. The villa complex is built alongside a swampy little lagoon (with no mosquitos, surprisingly), just a 10 minute walk from Phousi Hill, Sisavangvong Street, and the Luang Prabang Night Market. We chose it because Villa Oasis (and nearby Villa Mahasok) are two of the only mid-range hotels near the Old Quarter that have pools. As it happened, Luang Prabang experienced a heat wave in March 2023, so we were exceptionally glad we had the pool to cool off in. The villa is very close to a supermarket, there are many cheap restaurants close by, and you are only a 10 minute walk from the tourist night market, with lots of eating and drinking options. Two Little Birds cafe is only 5 minutes walk and has fantastic smoothie bowls. The rooms were comfortable, with traditional wood decor and small balconies. Breakfast in the open air restaurant was predictable but good. The villa offers free bicycles, which is handy if you want to get to the main restaurant and bar area of the Old Quarter, on the mid section of Sisavangvong Street, or to the restaurants along the Mekhong riverbank. Easily the best thing about Villa Oasis was its staff, who couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. They were absolutely lovely and would do everything possible to make your stay more comfortable. They were quick to arrange airport transfers, taxis, train tickets, river boat tickets, or anything else needed. Nicest was the complimentary refreshing fresh fruit juice that would magically appear in your room or delivered to you poolside when you arrived back from exploring Luang Prabang.

There was construction right at the door. It was noisy from 8 a.m. until late, and the yard couldn't be quiet. Fortunately, I only stayed for one night. Don't be misled by the photos. The room is not well ventilated, there are mosquitoes, the air conditioning is not good, and the hygiene is average. I told my brother to arrange a quiet room, but it turned out to be the noisiest room near the door on the first floor. More than 300 rooms are not as good as more than 200 riverside B&Bs. All in all, the stay experience was very poor. I will not come back again and I also advise everyone to leave.

The room was very clean and the owner was very friendly, which was worth the price. It was convenient to book a car to go to the station, waterfall, etc. But it is indeed a small inn with old facilities. For me, who only requires cleanliness and does not care about other things, it is good enough.

I came here with my friends. On the way, I heard someone say that this store is a great value. The same room across the street costs more than 500. The boss gave me a huge discount. You can also rent a battery car from the boss and exchange it for Lao currency. It's also clean and has a big garden. The boss also introduced delicious restaurants. Opposite is a temple attraction, and next to it is the French-built iron bridge, which is very historical. It is said that the house is an old house built in the colonial period and renovated. Highly recommended!

I am a solo traveler in my 50s. Most hotels in Laos are small-scale. The staff are very friendly. Kuang Si Falls join van reservation 100,000,000 kip I booked a new motorcycle rental for 250,000 kip per day at the hotel. This hotel has a semi-basement, so if you book a cheap room, there is a high chance of being booked in the semi-basement. Even just idling at the table in front of the hotel seems emotional. Breakfast is plain bread and coffee. The location is good, with many shops nearby and close to the Mekong River (1 minute walk). Hmong Ahi Market is also close by (5 minutes walk). There is also a Miniso nearby, but it doesn't have many items. I bought sunscreen and a band next to the Miniso pharmacy. Currency cannot be exchanged at the hotel. The room is not that clean by Korean standards. Some complaints are covered up by the kindness of the staff.^^ It seems like a lot of European travelers stay here. Overall, I am satisfied with the price.

I stayed here for one night as part of a larger Lao road trip. Having been constructed in 1937 during the French Colonial period, the building (house number 323), is a UNESCO-protected heritage site. Beautiful local hardwood is used throughout the structure and adds a level of charm that many other accommodations lack. The room was clean, large, well-appointed, and comfortable. The hot water, refrigerator, air-conditioning, and wi-fi worked well. The bedding, linen, pillows, towels, etc. were in good condition. I paid $27 USD per night on hotels.com, apparently, the walk-in rate for this same period is $26 USD per night. This is a fair price for this style of budget accommodation. I would stay here again for sure.

Nice location! The staff isn’t welcoming and they don’t stay in the counter. You can not really find them when you need them. They don’t leave phone number for you to connect too. If you rent the motobike, you have to park in other places; their staffs will help parking the motobike for you. But you could not find the staff most of the time. 😂 I don’t recommend to stay there.

The room for 4 people on the second floor is actually larger than the one on the website. We are 3 people and it is very spacious. The balcony faces the Mekong River and has a great view. The room is decorated in wooden style and is very clean, especially the linens and towels. They are cleaned very cleanly. The room is cleaned and mineral water is replenished every day. We eat at the riverside restaurant across from the hotel. The view is great. The food is simple but tastes good. The hotel is very close to Wat Xieng Thong. It takes only a few minutes to walk. You can walk through the path downstairs to see the alms. You can also walk to the Grand Palace Night Market on Mount Phousi. The motorcycle we rented from the front desk is the same price as on the street, and it is safe to keep the passport at the front desk. The front desk guy has good service and can communicate in English smoothly. You can consult him about where to go. We stayed for 3 days in total and were very satisfied.