Hotel Style
Charming
Facilities
Connecting Rooms
Hotel Style
Charming
Facilities
Connecting Rooms
Relaxed refinement at Raffles Hotel Le Royal - An imposing statement of Khmer, Art Deco and French Colonial style, Hotel Le Royal originally opened its grand doors in 1929. It reopened as Raffles Hotel Le Royal in 1997 after a sensitive extension and refurbishment. To protect this piece of Cambodia’s heritage, local artisans were commissioned to recreate painted ceilings, decorative beaten copper crests and outdoor sculptures. Raffles Hotel Le Royal is built around a central private courtyard, with two swimming pools fringed...
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Relaxed refinement at Raffles Hotel Le Royal - An imposing statement of Khmer, Art Deco and French Colonial style, Hotel Le Royal originally opened its grand doors in 1929. It reopened as Raffles Hotel Le Royal in 1997 after a sensitive extension and refurbishment. To protect this piece of Cambodia’s heritage, local artisans were commissioned to recreate painted ceilings, decorative beaten copper crests and outdoor sculptures. Raffles Hotel Le Royal is built around a central private courtyard, with two swimming pools fringed by Frangipani-lined tropical gardens. Raffles is very much part of the history of Phnom Penh. It has stood for 90 years and its walls reflect many of the times it has witnessed, yet while it honours its past, the hotel embraces the city’s dynamic future, continuing to be a focal point of the capital’s business and social scene.
Dining in style - Dining - ''Café Monivong'' - A relaxed café-style restaurant with the option of dining on the outdoor terrace. Offers an extensive buffet breakfast and international dinner buffet of a la carte. Restaurant Le Royal - This ancient Royal Khmer cuisine has been handed down to Raffles Hotel Le Royal by the decree of the Royal Palace. The finest ingredients are carefully blended to create a distinct, exhilarating and elegant gastronomic experience. It is an exceptional, magical, memorable place - timeless yet completely of its time.
''The Elephant Bar'' - A visit to Phnom Penh is not complete without a visit to the famous Elephant Bar, an institution in the city and where the famous Raffles afternoon tea is served. The bar has a full range of wines, beers and spirits including one of Asia’s largest selection of gin with over 110 different gins. The signature cocktail is the Femme Fatale, first concocted for Jacqueline Kennedy during her visit to Cambodia in 196. ''The Poolside Terrace'' - Located right beside the sanctuary of the swimming pool the poolside terrace is the ideal place to relax in the afternoon sun on in the shared of the fragrant frangipani trees. Cool off with chilled wines, beers and tropical cocktails which are served with tapas and light meals. The attentive pool boys will serve you right at your sun lounge.
Raffles Spa - Treatments - The relationships with the product houses are important to ensure, the finest spa products and training available for each and every encounter with the guests. Raffles Spa The Belief that a balance between exertion and relaxation is the key to achieving a feeling of inner tranquility and rejuvenation. Raffles Spa Journeys are a considered mix between traditional and local methods, each ready to be expertly personalized to ensure that your sensory escape is everything you hoped for and more. The thoughtful and knowledgeable therapists will guide you on a journey to rediscover mental, physical and spiritual harmony, leaving you feeling enlivened and transformed.
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