Raffles Grand Hotel d´Angkor

Set across from the Royal Palace is one of the landmark historic hotels of the legendary Grand Tour of Indochina. Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor opened its doors in 1932, but the legend lives on today after careful restoration. The hotel is rich in Cambodia history and full of original treasures, right down to the lobby's original working cage elevator. The doorman still welcomes everyone in a uniform inspired by the Royal Palace.

With the privilege of over 15 acres of beautifully landscaped French gardens and built around the country's largest swimming pool, the hotel is a peaceful oasis to retreat after exploring the temples in the UNESCO World Heritage site 10 minutes from the hotel. Relax and revitalize under the fragrant frangipani trees beside the magnificent pool inspired by Angkorian architecture, or enjoy a massage to ease away the travel. Stroll along the river to the vibrant markets and a wonderful array of dining options. In addition to beautifully restored guest rooms, you can choose from one luxury suites, including the most popular Cabana Suites, with direct access from the balcony to the garden and pool. You may be surprised to know that Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor also has two of Siem Reap's most luxurious two-bedroom Villas, providing utmost privacy and personal butler service in the private poolside setting.

Food gourmets will delight with various options, including the popular Raffles Afternoon Tea and the Apsara Terrace, Siem Reap's best cultural dance performance, and dinner in the poolside gardens. Several international golf courses for golf enthusiasts are recommended, such as the award-winning Nick Faldo-designed Angkor Golf Resort. Golf packages are available. Complete your visit to Cambodia with a stay at the sister hotel Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Phnom Penh, open since 1929 and the capital city's only luxury landmark hotel. With lush tropical gardens and built around two swimming pools, it is an oasis for travelers exploring the vibrant capital.