Amantaka
Amantaka
French-colonial elegance fused with timeless temple traditions. The pace of Luang Prabang is seductively slow. Observe the ebb and flow of the mighty Mekong, and see flashes of saffron as the Buddhist monks tread softly between temples, in Laos’s spiritual capital, a well-preserved Unesco World Heritage Site. Overlooking the town at the foot of sacred Mount Phousi, the French-colonial building retains a genteel tranquillity from the past, whereas private pools and an expansive state-of-the-art spa keep contemporary souls in their comfort zone
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Amantaka’s accommodation in Luang Prabang is outfitted with colonial-style furnishings, the 24 airy Suites have high wooden ceilings and four-poster beds.
Amantaka Pool Suite
Wraparound verandas with library, study, garden and swimming pool.
Mekong Pool Suite
Living area with chaise lounge and outdoor area with private pool.
Khan Pool Suite
Spacious living room with outdoor lounging area and private pool.
Pool Suite
King-size bed and living area opening onto private pool in courtyard.
Suite
Living area opening onto private courtyard shaded by mango trees.
Culinary Concepts
The launch of new restaurants Nama and Arva in select locations worldwide represents the beginning of a significant new chapter for Aman in the world of gastronomy.
Arva
Paying tribute to Italy’s rich culinary heritage Arva celebrates the robust flavours and simple ingredients of Italy’s cucina semplice culinary tradition, and the ingenuity required to tease out both the most powerful and delicate tastes from what is seasonally available. Arva pays tribute to this in its name, ‘cultivated land’ in Latin, and its ethos: the shared enjoyment of uncomplicated flavours in a welcoming and congenial atmosphere.
Nama
Celebrating Japan’s tradition of culinary artistry, Nama offers exquisitely crafted sushi and sashimi at the heart of a menu celebrating Washoku, the UNESCO-celebrated ‘food of Japan’. Drawing its name from the Japanese word for ‘raw’, Nama is imbued with a strong sense of place, and serves simple yet sophisticated dishes that are true to the age-old preparation techniques of the Japanese kitchen.
Wellness Experiences, Amantaka
A place of quiet contemplation, Amantaka’s spa offers treatments ranging from massages and facials to scrubs and wraps, incorporating Southeast Asian techniques with Aman Spa’s own range of organic products. As well as four spa suites, a steam room, sauna and hot and cold plunge pools provide all the necessary space for unwinding and rejuvenating body and soul.
A traditional Lao chanting ceremony, Baci is a way to reintegrate harmony into busy lives In Amantaka’s signature Baci treatment, the ritual is followed by a cleansing exfoliation and a soothing body massage.
[/tab] [tab] Amantaka Luang Prabang55/3 Kingkitsarath Road
Ban Thongchaleun
Luang Prabang
Lao PDR
Tel: +856 71 860 333
Fax: +856 71 860 335
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