Name: The Apsara
Address: Kingkitsarath Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos, LA
Telephone: +856 71 254 670

The Apsara is a lodging, located at Kingkitsarath Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos. They can be contacted via phone at +856 71 254 670, visit their website www.theapsara.com for more detailed information.

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Kingkitsarath Rd, Luang Prabang

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Added by Jopie, at 26 February 2016

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Hob Oh

13 January 2018

Excellent food, good service. The cooking is a step jump above other establishments, hence the slightly higher prices. Highly recommended for serious foodies!! 👍😋
Hòa Hồ

18 December 2017

Every thing were quite good, not too excellent, room was clean, was changed, breakfast was not much choice, staffs were nice
Lou Samudio

18 October 2017

If you do nothing else in Luang Prabang, stop here and have the Slow Cooked Buffalo Cheeks with Chili Caramel. OMFG. It is truly to die for. The combination of the herbs along with the meat is a marriage made in heaven! We ate at the Blue Lagoon, La Rosa, L'Elephant, and numerous little restaurants during our visit in Luang Prabang, and this dish was by far the best meal we had while we were here. Our only disappointment was that we discovered this dish on our last day here. Other items on the menu may be great as well, but you MUST have the Buffalo Cheeks. I promise you will not be disappointed!
Alessandro Ruspoli

12 July 2017

Great boutique hotel. Value for money. Big & cozy rooms with a balcony. Food is excellent, staff and owner very friendly & helpful. I had lost my wallet on a tour to the waterfalls (must see) & they helped me out with the bus agency to get my wallet back on time as I was leaving early next day. Can't say thank you enough & highly recommend the hotel. Location is great, right near everything but not too noisy.
Kay Aar

06 June 2017

Good location good ambience good rooms good staff
Christine Boyle

20 May 2017

The menu here is obviously underrated.The food was so delicious! and the staff very friendly and efficient.Where were the other diners??????
Andrew Kling

03 February 2017

Great value for the money. Conveniently located walking distance to the night market, temples, river cruise start, and nightlife street. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. They have a little patio area out front on the river to enjoy some drinks or have your meal. The free breakfast was delicious. We had no issues with any bugs or anything in the room. Room comes equipped with a comfortable bed, towels, soap/shampoo/lotion, a safe, and refrigerator. I would stay here again while traveling through the sleepy city of Luang Prabang.
Claire Spencer

09 January 2017

Lovely spot in a wonderful location. Friendly helpful staff, large comfortable rooms, nice breakfast and very safe for female solo travellers.
Brett Sato

14 December 2016

The apsara is a nice restaurant by the river. The crispy pork belly papaya salad bahn mi was pretty awesome, it also had some basil in it. The prices reasonable. Good spot for lunch if you are by the river.
Steven Heath

05 October 2016

A wonderfully decorated hotel with charming staff. The food is delightful - strongly recommend the duck legs.

The rooms are a good size with plenty of circulation area. From my perspective, the only let down are the corridor areas. Very drab, especially upstairs with worn out grass matting. Bit odd, given the lovely floorboards elsewhere.
יוסי גינוסר

04 March 2016

The Apsara Restaurant & Bar is part of the Apsara, an upscale boutique hotel set in a wonderfully-restored school building. The interior emphasises the former school’s open floor plan, with Vietnamese lanterns, a sleek wooden bar counter, and flourishes of bright fabric; while the outside terrace offers picturesque views over the Nam Khan river. The menu consists mainly of traditional Lao dishes, along with a selection of Asian and Western fusion cuisine. Highlights include the Lao sour and spicy fish soup; and the yellow curry with pumpkin, apple eggplant, bamboo, and Lao basil. Diners have the option of sharing their dishes in the traditional Lao style, or having the dishes served Western-style as individual courses.