Victoria Xiengthong Palace

Victoria Xiengthong Palace occupies a historic riverside setting in Luang Prabang, beside Wat Xiengthong, one of the city’s most significant Buddhist temples. Once the residence of the Lao royal family, the property has been restored as a small heritage hotel overlooking the Mekong River. Its rosewood furnishings, locally crafted textiles and traditional architectural influences reflect the cultural character of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed town.

 

 

 

 

 

Accommodation

The hotel offers a selection of contemporary rooms and suites, including Vogue King Studios, Flair King Studios, Club King Studios, family rooms, the Glam Suite and the larger Panache Suite.

Rooms feature air conditioning, a television, minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities and a private bathroom. Selected room categories include separate seating or living areas, with city views available across the accommodation range.

 

Facilities and Amenities:

Facilities include Victoria Spa, offering massages and other body treatments, alongside an outdoor cinema set in the gardens. The property also has Champa Boutique, showcasing Lao craftsmanship, and spaces for dining beside the river.

 

 

 

 

 

Activities and Experiences

Guests can take part in a Lao cooking class exploring local ingredients and traditional recipes, or experience the morning alms-giving ceremony, known as Tak Bat, a longstanding Buddhist tradition in Luang Prabang. Mekong River cruises offer another perspective on the surrounding landscape and riverside communities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dining 

Alamea Restaurant overlooks the Mekong River and serves as the hotel’s main dining venue. Lao flavours are central to the experience, with local cuisine complemented by international dishes. The cooking class provides a further introduction to the region’s food traditions.

Nearby Attractions:

                • Wat Xiengthong: A landmark Buddhist temple beside the hotel, known for its ornate rooflines and decorative mosaics.

                • Royal Palace Museum: The former royal residence, now housing collections relating to Laos’ monarchy and cultural history.

                • Luang Prabang Night Market: An evening market selling handicrafts, textiles and local food.

                • Mekong River: The hotel overlooks the river, with cruises offering views of the surrounding countryside and daily life along its banks.