Muang La Lodge

Muang La Lodge offers 10 traditionally built wooden villas which are named after local hill-tribe communities and are furnished with hill-tribe décor including locally woven textiles, lampshades, and traditional art.  The recently refurbished River View rooms each feature a spacious balcony with an expansive floor plan. With glorious six-meter-high ceilings and a large bathroom with double sinks and a huge bathtub, these rooms offer great value for family friendly holidays. Painted and sculpted original art designed by Lao artists are used throughout the resort to make the surroundings feel that little bit more special. All the fabrics are locally produced and a tribute to the colourful cultures of Laos and the ethnic communities of the region.

The resort’s rustic and intimate open-air restaurant is home to a large deck overlooking the river. Serving a fine fusion of beautifully presented traditional Lao and French dishes, everything is prepared using fresh produce which is grown on the fertile land around the lodge, with most grown in the lodge’s very own garden. Guests can enjoy unspoilt views while enjoying the cuisine, including dinner at La Sala, which is situated on a private island that is reached via a small suspension bridge across the river. Built on stilts, this beautiful, wooden pavilion offers wonderful views over the river and complete privacy to enjoy a romantic dinner.

Facilities

The lodge has many unique facilities, such as a thermal spring bath and hot tubs, wellbeing treatments, exploration activities, and a private island. 

Dining

The open-air restaurant on the main site serves Lao and French dishes made with local ingredients. Guests can also eat at La Sala on the private island.