Cat Cafes in Laos

Vientiane

Le Cattitude Cafe describes itself as the first cat cafe in Laos. It occupies the second floor of the Sujipuli Books & Things bookshop on Samsenthai Road in Ban Kaoyord, Sisattanak, so many visitors browse the books downstairs before heading up to the cats. The resident cats include Maine Coons, Siamese and other breeds, and staff say they are vaccinated against rabies. The room has plenty of space and hiding spots, and staff do not push the cats to interact with guests. Visitors either order at least one item per person from the menu of coffee, teas, sodas, cakes and French-style pastries, or pay a set cat contribution instead. Board games are available for a rental fee, and cat treats can be bought to feed the cats. House rules are posted on the tables. The business also runs a cat hotel. It is open every day.

Luang Prabang

Little Tiger Cat Cafe is a fantasy-themed cat cafe on Sisavangvong Road in Ban Pakham, the main street of Luang Prabang's old town. It opened in mid-2026 above Ori Bakery: drinks and homemade cakes are served downstairs, and the cat room is upstairs. Entry to the cat room is by ticket, which includes a drink; drinks are finished downstairs, as food and drink stay out of the cat room. Around 18 cats and kittens live there, a mix of rescues and pedigree cats including Maine Coons, and they go home with the owners at the end of the day. The air-conditioned room has toys, castle-style decor and photo spots, and staff stay with the cats during opening hours. Cat treats can be bought downstairs. Birthday packages are offered. The cafe is closed on Mondays.

Luang Prabang

The Happy Cat, formerly known as Luangprabang Cat Cafe, is a vegetarian and vegan cafe-restaurant on Kingkitsarath Road in central Luang Prabang, open since 2022. A small group of rescued cats lives on the premises and roams freely among the tables, with a private area away from guests when they prefer not to socialise, so sightings are not guaranteed; early mornings and late afternoons are the best times to meet them. There is no entry fee, and visitors simply order from the menu of Lao and Southeast Asian dishes, smoothie bowls, coffee and juices. Donations from guests go to Rescue House Luang Prabang, a local animal shelter. The cafe is plastic-free, and guest rooms are available upstairs. It is open every day from breakfast until late evening.