Souphattra Hotel Vientiane

Souphattra Hotel Vientiane brings contemporary luxury and Lao cultural influences together in the heart of Laos’ capital. The hotel has 46 suites with city views and refined interiors, alongside a range of restaurants, a rooftop bar and wellness facilities. Its location in Vientiane places landmarks such as Patuxay Victory Monument and Pha That Luang within reach, while its dining venues offer opportunities to explore Lao cuisine alongside Japanese, Cantonese and international dishes.

 

 

 

 

 

Accommodation

The hotel’s 46 suites combine modern furnishings with traditional design influences, with city views across Vientiane. The accommodation is designed for comfort, with a range of suite options to suit different stays.

 

 

Facilities and Amenities:

Facilities include a swimming pool with views across the city, Marsilea Spa and meeting and event spaces. Selene Sky Bar occupies the rooftop, with views towards Patuxay Victory Monument.

 

 

 

 

 

Activities and Experiences

Guests can explore Lao art and cultural traditions through the hotel’s design and cultural experiences. The hotel highlights Tak Bat, the traditional morning alms-giving ceremony, as one way to learn about Laos’ Buddhist heritage. Nearby landmarks include Patuxay Victory Monument and Pha That Luang, an important Buddhist stupa and national symbol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dining 

Dining is a notable feature, with several venues offering different cuisines. Lao Derm Restaurant focuses on traditional Lao dishes, while ISSHIN serves Japanese cuisine and Wan Xiang specialises in Cantonese food. Souphattra Dining Room offers international cuisine, Café Lao Derm serves coffee and light bites, and Selene Sky Bar pairs rooftop views with cocktails and food.

Nearby Attractions:

                  • Patuxay Victory Monument: A prominent Vientiane landmark inspired by triumphal arches and built to commemorate those who fought for Laos’ independence.

                  • Pha That Luang: A revered golden Buddhist stupa and one of Laos’ most important national monuments.

                  • Wat Si Saket: A historic temple known for its cloister walls and thousands of small Buddha images.

                  • Mekong riverside: A popular area for evening walks, local food stalls and views across the river.