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In Laos the options range from Spartan to spectacular.

Here are our favorite Laos hotels:

3 Nagas, Luang Prabang

This charming boutique hotel sits in the heart of Luang Prabang's historic downtown district. The spacious guest rooms all include a stylish sofa and private veranda, and are decorated in traditional Lao style, using exotic woods, silk and traditional weavings. View their web site

La Residence Phou Vao, Luang Prabang

Traditional Lao architecture is complimented by classical design and artistic elements at this gorgeous tranquil retreat. Lush gardens abound, rich with bougainvillea, palms and frangipani, which fringe the horizon-edge swimming pool. View their web site

Maison Souvannaphoum, Luang Prabang

The former residence of Prince Souvannaphouma, this luxurious hotel offers intimate accommodations and décor with a touch of the contemporary. A Condé Nast Traveler USA Hot List hotel, it features a celebrated spa. View their web site

Shinta Mani, Luang Prabang

This elegant retreat blends sophisticated modernity with timeless grace. It is beautifully situated on a hill, affording gorgeous views of Luang Prabang from its interiors and infinity pool. View their web site

Settha Palace Hotel, Vientiane

This turn-of-the-century, historic landmark in the heart of Vientiane has been sensitively restored to its former charm. The French colonial architecture, period furniture and landscaped gardens are complemented by modern facilities. View their web site

Meet our Travel Specialists

Eric Kareus

Travel Specialist / Destination Manger

Eric's knowledge of Asia borders on the encyclopedic—he has twice been named a Condé Nast Traveler Top Travel Specialist. He was raised in the arid Colorado River valley and reared on National Geographic, periodic family trips to Central America, and Asian cuisine. He holds a degree from the University of Colorado in International Relations and Economics with an emphasis on the developing world. He was a guide in Europe, then joined ATJ in 1993 and has since traveled extensively throughout the region.

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