Namkat Yorla Pa Resort

Room types: 10 listed

“Pool Villa with Balcony”

Outdoor ceremony: Yes

“Whether it’s a corporate function in the meeting room, a private gathering in the villa, a boutique wedding on the lawn, or a team building retreat with the Activities Center at your disposal to organize a host of experiences in the rainforest, the team at Nam Kat Yorla Pa is ready to make it happen.”

In-house catering: Yes

“Let the sanctuary’s kitchen take you even further as it pays homage to the country’s rich culinary heritage.”

Bar on site: Yes

“The bar at Nam Kat Yorla Pa has a menu of wines, beers and cocktails to quench your thirst.”

Children: Yes

“Children less than 5 years old are welcome to share the room with their parents on a complimentary basis (breakfast included).”

Nearest airport: ODX, 40 min by car

“ODX”

Parking: Yes

“Yes, the comfortable 5-star Namkat Yorla Pa Resort offers guests to park their cars at parking spaces for free.”

Guest transport: Yes

“Oudomxay Airport is a 40-minute drive with a paid shuttle service available.”

Event spaces: Banquet room

“Meeting/banquet facilities”

Reception indoors: Yes

“Suited for up to 100 guests, the spacious meeting room can be transformed to cater to various types of events and occasions, and personalized based on your preferences.”

Reception outdoors: Yes

“Complete your day with a wonderful dinner under the moonlit sky, while listening to the hypnotic sounds of the river rippling by.”

Swimming pool: Yes

“A true cocoon of luxury, this secluded villa has its own private entrance with the river and jungle in its backyard, featuring a private pool and deck, a pavilion as well as a long private balcony for dining and relaxation, extensive living space, and even a bar station.”

Gardens: Yes

“At Nam Kat Yorla Pa, the majority of the ingredients are sourced locally, including some singing-fresh herbs and vegetables from the sanctuary’s organic garden, harvested for the table.”

Mountain view: Yes

“Remote yet easily accessible, discover another life in the middle of a protected rainforest, on the banks of the Nam Kat River, in the mountainous Oudomxay province, set in the heart of the fascinating Northern Laos region.”