We had an amazing stay at The Resort. The staff and the manager was warmefully welcoming, professionnal and so nice with us. They did everything they could do to make our stay easy and pleasant. The place is beautiful, very clean, the pool and all the resort are so well designed. Beds are very confortable. It's over expected! We've never been to a resort as beautiful as Yorla! Thank you

Nothing. It was all perfect

Situation, calm on our terrace, environment ( river, nature), koi carps. Bikes available Breakfast good but not wonderful

Spyder in the bathroom Some (noisy) groups

The adventure experiences were amazing. We had great massages in the spa which were very well priced. We were thoroughly looked after by Ben and his team.

the waterfall but was expensive for what it was

the food was disgusting and very over priced, the beds were uncomfortable, nothing todo in the evening, no entertainment, i stayed in and watched tele as nothing todo.

A luxurious resort nestled in the jungle along the gurgling Kat river. Great place to relax at the pool, have a massage, workout in the open air gym or do some of the many activities at the nearby Adventure centre: forest walks, quad biking, zipline, horse rides and more. Great buffet breakfast and service. The GM, Benjamin, was a great host, caring for all guests enjoyment. We were sorry to leave...

Visiting a place such as this resort in an 800-1,000 meter altitude, near 1,800 meters altitude mountain peaks, is always a risk in rainy season. The time we stayed at Namkat Yorla Pa reflected a peak in rainy season. But this resort is well catered for outdoor activities. The resort is also prepared to receive different target audiences, like the selfie-tourist, the adventurous ones, the adrenaline junkies, the fitness minded people and the hikers. We came to watch birds and enjoyed to be outdoors. The birds are shy, like in any other place in Laos. But there were interesting species, some new for Laos, even. For those interested: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L11675018. The nature is quite unspoiled. Due to much rain we saw one of the highest water levels in years. The main river runs along the bungalows and the thundering water was spectacular. There are about 9-10 flood-ways between the resort’s main building and the Yorla Pa waterfall. These flood-ways make the path going up the valley extra interesting. There are restaurants on site. The breakfast offers a large variety of food and dinners were good. The staff of the resort is keen to assist with everything to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The staff of the park areas are keen in maintaining the area clean, despite mindless tourists throwing away used water bottles and wrappers. There are sufficient dustbins, but a significant proportion of the visitors find it hard to use those bins. Still, due to the teamwork of the staff the forest is almost pristine compared to the average tourist location in Laos. We consider revisiting in October – December, to experience the dry season and the migratory birds, who will have arrived by then.

There’s not much not-to-like. If you seek a remote location in the midst of nature, then this is your thing.