Các đánh giá Chateau Orientale

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非常棒的體驗，雖然離城相對較遠，但原生態的美與舒適的設計、設施配套，讓人很舒心，喜歡熱鬧和隨時有服務員出現的不太適合，來拉邦值得入住！

酒店位置很棒，就在河邊，河對岸就是大象棲息地，走出酒店就是跟大象互動的區域，給大象洗澡、騎大象、喂大象都很方便，小盆友每天都可以跟大象親密互動，酒店環境也很好，本身就像個花園，小盆友在裏面都玩得很開心，房間設施也很棒，非常有當地特色，可以在這裏住好幾天都不出酒店，唯一讓我有點掃興的是前台負責人對於找錢方面有點不太誠實

環境優美，對面就是大象棲息地

有魅力的環境

Fantastic tour of rural Laos! The tour guide was great and the tour itself was well worth it! You wint get a strenuous mtb tour but fir something different and for all skill levels this is a perfect way to see the country outside the city! An easy recommendation

We did the biketour with them and had lunch at the hotel. Very professional company with a wonderful hotel a little bit away in the middle of the beautiful nature. Highly recommended! The bike is fun and suitabel for all levels. They will ahust to your level. Very good bikes!

Very happy with easy booking, pleasant , quirky and English fluent guide (Sak?) all the staff was professional and attentive. Feeding and washing elephant (cows) is really unique for Europeans not used to pachyderms. Food was tasty and setting and view top notch. I opted out from e-biking and kayaking as I was the only one and just too hot for me to deal with

Booked an e bike tour through the hotel, was picked up promptly by our guide Lor who was fantastic, this was our first time on ebikes, his English was excellent, he explained everything and had plenty of patience with us throughout our mornings ride, thankfully it was just the two of us, the terrain was tricky in places, but It was lovely to venture into the countryside and Lor stopped at various places to explain and point things out to us. After the trip we enjoyed a superb lunch back at the hotel in the restaurant overlooking the river. The food was delicious, thank you for an enjoyable experience, well worth visiting The hotel looks a great place to stay too.

A beautiful property in a remote location about 1/2 hour from Luang Prabang. We stayed in the accommodations which were lovely. The view on the river was very special. It was quiet and just what we wanted. The staff were top notch, the manager, Fah, went out of her way to help us obtain train tickets to our next destination. She also picked us up from Luang Prabang when we were unable to get taxi back from the night market. We took the 1/2 day tour with Lor on mountain bikes and kayaking. He was a wonderful guide and gave us good information on the local villages. We also fed the elephants which was special treat. I would highly recommend these accommodations and tours.

I took a half day emountain bike this morning with 2 other people. I was super excited having paid $75 for it, had high expectations... The bike itself looked fine, however it could not handle steep hills. I asked another guest on the tour to test it as I was really struggling. He said it had no oomph or power on the steeper hills. He too ended up pushing it which he didnt have to do at all on his bike at any point. The others were motoring through pain free and they were older than me. The guide tested and said it was fine. Of course. The climbs were steep and it was exhausting. We never got to stop for photos or admire the scenery and it felt like an endurance test. We were then taken on a hike to some caves but I couldn't manage it after the exertion of getting there. The guide never checked on me and just let me go down alone. There was a van with three men in it (at this point I didn't know they were going to take my bike to the next village). As a solo traveller my first thought is my safety. Here I am waiting (no phone signal) in the middle of nowhere with these three young men there. The woman in my group observed there was 'bedding in the back'. It was unacceptable. I was then deposited I'm a village somewhere (alone) and waited for the others. Please note I am fit, lift weights and play badminton in a league. I have also played semi professional football. I gave them the opportunity to make it right but as "the guide said it was fine" it clearly was, fine. Breathtaking. I also felt the reply had a degree of judgement in it "difficulties completing the course" like I'm a 39st unit! There are no managers/decision makers on site. A premium price for a basic product- should have just hired a mountain bike for a tenth of the price. I hate giving bad reviews and if it had cost a bit less then I probably wouldn't but I really think people should know they are rolling the dice with this company. Absolute waste of time and money. Lunch was ok. Avoid. I feel so mugged off.

Great get away outside Luang Prabang. This is a boutique place in a fairly remote ( though only 30mins for Liang Prabang ) spot. There is plenty to do. The hotel and grounds are something special. This place is the fruit of a passionate owner, entrepreneur and traveller. His team of staff have been with him on his journey through multiple hospitality and tourism ventures in Liang Prabang, and what you get here is truly boutique and not something easily found. Thanks Markus and Fah.

The owner of Chateau Orientale, Marcus, acted as our guide for the trip and was outstanding. The ebikes were great fun and very easy to use. It was our first time trying them. Our youngest was just 11 and it would be tricky for anyone much younger. Much braking is needed for the downhills and his hands were only just about big enough. The lowest setting on the seat height was about right. Beautiful scenery, fascinating detours to a village, cave and ghost valley. Having already seen Kuang Si waterfall we didn't spend long at the other one on this trip. Delicious meal at the resort afterwards. Truly memorable.

My wife and I had recently spent two wonderful nights at the Chateau Orientale Resort. We’d arranged for transport from Luang Prabang Airport to the hotel, which was one stress removed from finding a taxi. It was a bumpy ride getting to the resort due to construction along the way and it being located in a rural area. Chateau Orientale turned out to be a larger property than I had expected. It occupies quite a sizable land but with only 8 rooms. We had a chalet bungalow with a balcony and looking on the Nam Khan River. The gentle flowing sound of the water, the stillness at night and in the morning are a highlight for me. The room itself is comfortable with a village living vibe. We had two dinners in the resort. The first dinner was average but the second dinner, when we’d decided to order just a fried rice and pork steak turned out to be the best decision. Fah was a great manager at the restaurant. We joined the full day Trekking Tour to the Ghost Cave, which was a solid seven hours of walking to the Ghost Valley. Overall we had a fun time at Chateau Orientale. There are some minor points which I would like to highlight: Firstly there are lots of steps and slopes to manoeuvre in this resort so do take note if you are mobility challenged. Secondly in our bungalow, the bed was positioned very tightly next to the fridge with little space. My leg got cut twice when moving to the mini fridge. My wife suggested that I should have just jumped over the bed to get to the fridge. Thirdly there is no provision to hang your clothes. There is a cardboard in the room but you would have to fold your clothes. I would prefer to hang them especially clothes that you had wore for the day. Lastly the wifi speed was slow.