







WELCOME TO THE BELLE RIVE BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Luang Prabang
THE BELLE RIVE BOUTIQUE HOTEL in Luang Prabang - situated at the shore of the Mekong River and in the historical center of the peninsula - offers luxury rooms and tranquility for independent travelers with high standards.
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Rooms

Deluxe Suite
Colonial Style with sitting area, upper floor, more space and delightful views.
32 m2 and ideal to relax in the lounge chairs or write in the vacation dairy on the comfortable wooden desk.

Superior Room
Colonial Style with anteroom, in our famous blue buildings. Some superior rooms are on the ground floor, some on the upper floor. With the 27 m2 it is ideally sized and has as well a wooden desk for some people who would like to work or write.

Balcony Maisonettes
Maisonette Style with Balcony overlooking the Mekong river.
In the main TAMARIND building, 1st floor, 27 m 2. Very cozy atmosphere. Ideal for a couple who enjoys sitting on the balcony, having a drink, reading a book or just watch the slow life of Luang Prabang passing by.

Balcony Suite
Maisonette Style with Balcony overlooking the Mekong river. Offering great views and enough space while creating a home-feeling atmosphere.
36m2, on the 1st floor, in the main TAMARIND building and our best room. Perfect for Honeymoon.

Standard Terrace Room
Our standard room with own Terrace on the street level. Ideal for people who are out exploring Luang Prabang a lot and appreciate the room mostly for sleeping or sitting outside on the small veranda.
Ground floor, 20 m2

Superior with Balcony
Colonial style with own terrace on 1st floor offering privacy and spectacular views over the mighty Mekong river.
24 m2

Family room
This room is fantastic for a family of 4 people as the parents can enjoy their king sized bed in the main room and the children their 2 separate single beds in the adjoining room.
The family room has 1 bathroom, where the toilets and the shower is separate. Family room 3 has a balcony overlooking the mighty Mekong river, Family room 6 has no balcony but a wonderful wooden floor and is on the top floor.
The price for 2 people is the same as for the superior room and 30 USD more per extra person.
About Us
The Belle Rive Boutique Hotel in Luang Prabang is situated in the historical center of the peninsula and within walking distance to numerous famous temples. Despite the very central location, the Hotel and each room enjoys the calm and magnificent view on the Mekong river.
Further, our Hotel is comprised of 4 houses with 14 rooms and 5 suites. Each house has its own character: Colonial or an elegant mix of traditional Lao and contemporary design. All rooms overlook the river. They are designed to provide a sense of space, warmth and - above all - comfort for independent travelers who take pleasure in high standards.
The all day long a la carte breakfast is served on our Mekong riverside terrace restaurant, which is shaded under coconut trees and offers the most stunning views of the Mekong river and the surrounding mountains. It is a beautiful spot to enjoy a generous breakfast, a delightful typical Lao meal or a cool drink while watching the breathtaking sunset.
We also have a relax garden for guests who would like to read a book or just relax on the banks of the mighty river, an organic garden which supports our kitchen with fresh vegetables and fruits, a boat to bring our guests in a most spectacular way to the famous Kuang Si Waterfalls and complimentary bicycles to explore this unique and most beautiful UNESCO world heritage town.
We are looking forward to welcoming you soon.
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Promotions

59 USD / night / Superior Room
Enjoy these less busy times in Luang Prabang and take advantage of our very competitive prices.
59 USD per night in a Superior Room, including breakfast for 2, bicycle use, WiFi, best views.
Send us an email at reservation@thebellerive.com or WhatsApp +8562057302329 to get this very attractive offer.
Stay date until September 2022

Long stay / 5 nights for 249 USD
Stay longer and get an even better price.
249 USD for 5 nights in a Superior Room, including breakfast for 2, bicycle use, WiFi, best views and a free room upgrade if available.
Send us an email at reservation@thebellerive.com or WhatsApp +8562057302329 to get this very attractive offer.
Stay date until September 2022
Attractions

Kuang Si Waterfalls
At the very bottom of the falls, there are several turquoise pools of water and various cascades of up to 3-5 meters. Most of the pools are open for swimming, though the water is a bit cold, as this area is shaded by big trees. This makes the falls a popular cool-off place among locals and tourists alike during the hot season.
Bring your swimming equipment, there are changing facilities. Picnic benches are all around the park. Perfect for a relaxing family outing and picnic. Sitting in the shade watching people enjoy swimming or jumping up and down in the pools can be much enjoyable. Try it yourself
In the same area and included in your entry ticket (20,000 LAK per person) there is as well a bear rescue center which is lovely to see. In case you like butterflies, you must see the Butterfly Park which is just 3 minutes away from the falls.

Pak Ou Caves
The Pak Ou Caves are one of the most treasured religious symbols of Luang Prabang Province. Several legends tell stories of this site where, over the years, thousands of Buddha statues have been deposited.
The entrance to the caves is a masterpiece. The stairs, even though they are steep, are well looked after and equipped for many visitors. This religious site is very much visited today by tourists, so please do not expect to be on your own.
You will be pleased to discover these two caves for their individual character as well as for the 4000 statues representing Buddha in all shapes and sizes.

Elephant Village
The elephant village is located about 15 km southeast of Luang Prabang right in the jungle on the banks of the Nam Khan River. Compared to some other countries, here in Laos the mahouts treat the elephants really well and do not use wooden sticks at all. Recently they introduced a strict non-riding policy.
The Village offers many outdoor activities ranging from walking with the elephants, bathing and training. Trekking and kayaking is also available.
Enjoy the fresh green landscape, unique panoramic views and peaceful nature. You can also explore the elephant hospital, watch the elephants bathe and work in the tranquil riverside setting.

Temples, Palace and Museum
Take a guided tour of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your guide will pick you up here at the Belle Rive Boutique Hotel.
We recommend to see the former Royal Palace, now the National Museum, where you will explore Lao’s history. You will further learn all about the different ethnic groups living in this beautiful country at the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre (TAEC).
In addition, your guide takes you to three famous temples: Wat Mai, a temple renowned for its golden bas-relief. Wat Visoun, first temple of Luang Prabang, and Wat Xieng Thong, the most revered one. Located at the end of the peninsula, close to the Mekong, this temple was built in 1560 by King Setthathirat and is decorated with ornate carvings and mosaics.

Living Land Farm
This unique half day activity invites you on an in-depth and hands-on learning experience, where you will participate in 14 steps of the rice cycle on The Living Land Farm. You will be a rice farmer learning how to select the seeds, plant, plough with the help of the farm’s water buffalo and every other step until the last one - eating!
The Living Land Farm, a community enterprise just outside of Luang Prabang, maintains educational programs and professional organic farming right next to the village’s rice paddies. Only small groups are able to join the interactive rice farming experience – either in the morning or afternoon. With your participation you support locals, maintaining their crafts in their traditional forms. You will see and learn about bamboo weaving, tool and trap making, gardening and even blacksmithing.

Alms Giving
Each morning when the sun rises, hundreds of resident monks leave their temples and walk silently down the streets in single-line to collect food offerings from the local people.
The nearly endless parade of monks, barefoot and saffron-robed, is truly a spectacular sight and this dawn ceremony has become an iconic image of Luang Prabang.

Frangipani Spa
Frangipani Spa is just around the corner of The Belle Rive Boutique Hotel and offers privacy and well educated and trained staff in air conditioned and comfortable rooms.
Full body oil massage: 95,000 LAK for 1 hour
A relaxing and rejuvenating massage that will soothe your entire body.
Aromatherapy Massage: 130,000 LAK for 1 hour
With their highest quality essential oils such as rose or frangipani.
Traditional Lao massage: 65,000 LAK for 1 hour
This technique uses fingers, hand and palm to ease tension and restore vigor.
Foot massage with cream: 65,000 LAK for 1 hour
Helps to re-invigorate all the leg muscles with their special cream blend
Traditional herbal compress massage: 190,000 LAK
Combines massage with the healing properties of warm herbal compress.

Bamboo Tree Cooking Class
The restaurant is just a 3 minutes’ walk away from the Belle Rive and classes start at 9 am. You will be served coffee and tea and after choosing your menu, you will go to the local ,,Phou Si’’ Market to buy all the ingredients. The market is one of the highlights. The Bamboo Tree guides will explain to you in perfect English the huge variety of local products.
When you are back at the restaurant, you will start to chop, cut, carve and finally cook all dishes. There is no hustle at all. Linda is a fantastic chef and experienced in teaching for 13 years. She knows exactly what kind of ingredients there are in foreign countries and will let you know how to replace them.
In the end – if you pass – you will get a certificate which will always remind you of this beautiful experience when you are back home.

Night Market
Taking a leisurely walk through the night market is an enjoyable experience in itself. It is not unusual to lose track of time while you stroll amongst the stalls. In fact if you look around, you will see many tourists moving slowly, seemingly transfixed while enjoying their shopping.
The market is open daily from 5 pm to about 9.30 pm. It is located along Sisavangvong Road in front of the Royal Palace Museum. Every evening a kilometre-long stretch of road is closed to vehicle traffic and turned into a walking and shopping street while the market takes place.
More than 300 handicraft vendors sell their hand-made products here every night. The market showcases an extensive variety of handicrafts made by local ethnic groups. On display are many types of textiles, exquisite ceramics, antiques, paintings, coffee and tea, quilts, shoes, silver, bags, bamboo lamps of different shades and sizes, and even rare spices.
There are a lot of interesting items on display that are hard to find elsewhere. Best of all they are cheap. The traders quote quite low prices considering most of the items are hand made. So even if you're not good at bargaining, you can be sure that you will get good value. But if you enjoy or want to practice your bargaining skill you can do so, though don't expect huge discounts.

Morning Market
It’s at the morning markets that locals do their shopping. And it’s there that you get a real flavor of the local culture. Supermarkets are few and far between through much of the region. Which is a good thing. Markets are much, much better.
The morning market in Luang Prabang, lining a couple of quiet streets near the Royal Palace, starts early and is over by mid-morning. It sets up along a couple of side-streets next to one of the city’s many Wats. A butcher and some of the more touristy stalls have actual tables for their wares. But most of the vendors, selling anything from rice, to fresh vegetables, to steamed fish, frogs, and anything else that might be the day’s catch, just set up on the ground. It’s an elegant solution–cheap, simple, and effective.
Vendors stream in before dawn by foot. Others come from across the Mekong by riverboat, hauling their wares up the steep, muddy riverbank. By mid- to late-morning, they’re gone again until tomorrow.
If you’re after fresh fruit and vegetables, Mekong river fish, seaweed sheets, rice and grains, or fish wrapped in banana leaf ready to throw on the steamer, this is the place. And if you’re feeling adventurous, you can even give barbecued bamboo rat a try.

Laos Buffalo Dairy
A socially-responsible enterprise consisting of a commercial dairy and production facility to make products such as yogurt, cheese and ice cream for local and overseas customers.
Visit this wonderful place on the way to Kuang Si Waterfall. It is great fun for the entire family and educating at the same time.
The dairy offers several exciting activities available from: 9:30am - 5:00pm everyday. Check their website to learn more about the different tours.
And make sure you get one of their delicious ice creams. *mmmhh...*