Homm, part of Banyan Group’s multi-brand ecosystem, expands its footprint with the opening of Homm Souvannaphoum Luang Prabang. Once the residence of Prince Souvanna Phouma, Laos’ former prime minister, the hotel showcases a distinct blend of French colonial architecture with traditional Lao design. Featuring 24 spacious accommodations with private balconies, the conserved mansion is surrounded by verdant tropical gardens, a spa, and a swimming pool, offering guests a sense of comfort and familiarity.
Homm Souvannaphoum Luang Prabang enjoys an unbeatable central location to explore Laos’ ancient capital. The nearest markets and local attractions such as the Mekong River and Mount Phou Si are minutes away by foot. Guests can also pedal around the UNESCO World Heritage site and nearby villages at their own pace through the hotel’s complimentary bicycle rental.
We’re delighted to expand the Homm brand with the launch of Homm Souvannaphoum Luang Prabang, the first in Laos. Homm was created to provide a sense of home with originality for guests who seek warm, easy-going and reliable service coupled with unique identifying experiences. With Luang Prabang’s rich cultural heritage, it is the perfect destination to introduce Homm. Whether you're exploring the vibrant night markets or relaxing by the Mekong, Luang Prabang feels like a familiar haven, where you can rediscover warmth, a sense of belonging, and a home away from homeMr. Philip Lim, Senior Vice President, Head of Regional Operations and Group Specialist Services, Banyan Group
Measuring 29 to 34 square metres, rooms are designed to provide a homey atmosphere with comfortable beds for a good night’s sleep, soothing shower, and sensible essentials. Private balconies overlook the garden and/or pool. At 45 square metres, the Laos Suite comes with a sitting area, a large walk-in-closet, and a Victorian-style bathtub fit for a queen. The 68 sqm Maison Suite was formerly the bedroom of Prince Souvanna Phoumma, and exudes a stately yet relaxed ambiance with a king-sized bed, a lounge area, a spacious bathroom and an airy balcony.
Some of the distinct features setting Homm Souvannaphoum Luang Prabang apart are woven into the guest experience. An ode to the Homm brand, the hotel adopts an origami emblem of the clouded leopard – a critically endangered wild cat endemic in the region – as a signature design touchpoint.
At the lobby, a large destination board on display shows an atlas of travel collage and ideas from Hommates – associates who work in Homm hotels – with guests having the opportunity to share their own photos on to the board. Guests can also help themselves to water, iced tea and butterfly pea juice at the H20 station, a self-service station at the front desk.
The all-day-dining restaurant, Elephant Blanc, offers comforting cuisine in a mix of casual Western fare and traditional Laotian staples such as Luang Prabang salad, Kai Pad Khing, and Lao Curry Chicken. At breakfast, guests can enjoy delicious signature buns made of pork and buffalo meat filling or watercress filling for vegetarians. The buns are also available as an a la carte option.
For a cultural dining experience, guests can choose a royal Laotian tasting menu with 10 courses offering the best regional flavours condensed into one memorable meal. Diners can choose to have their meals indoors at the restaurant, at the tropical garden for a night under the stars, or in the comforts of their rooms.
Nestled within the garden grounds, 8LEMENTS Spa at Homm Souvannaphoum Luang Prabang offers a salutogenic space where one can experience authentic and impactful treatments such as Inner Calm, Island Dew, and Energy Flow to calm the senses and soothe the body as well as facials, body scrubs and body conditioners.
Homm Souvannaphoum Luang Prabang in Laos is Homm’s 12th hotel, adding its presence in Asia alongside China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea and Thailand.
For a limited period, travellers can enjoy the hotel’s special opening offer of 30% off best available rate inclusive of breakfast for two persons, valid from 1 to 30 November 2024 to book and stay. For reservations and further information, please visit www.hommhotels.com, contact +85 671 254609 or email reservations-luangprabang@hommhotels.com.
About Banyan Group
Banyan Group (“Banyan Tree Holdings Limited” or the “Group” - SGX: B58) is an independent, global hospitality company with purpose. The Group prides itself on its pioneering spirit, design-led experiences and commitment to responsible stewardship. Its extensive portfolio spans 91 hotels and resorts, over 140 spas and galleries, and 20 plus branded residences in over 20 countries. Comprising 12 global brands, including the flagship brand Banyan Tree, each distinct yet united under the experiential membership programme withBanyan. The founding ethos of “Embracing the Environment, Empowering People” is embodied through the Banyan Global Foundation and Banyan Academy. Banyan Group is committed to remaining the leading advocate of sustainable travel, with a focus on regenerative tourism and innovative programmes that elevate the guest experience.
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