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Raffles
Grand Hotel D'AngkorSiem Reap (Angkor Wat) Nothing beats returning to the historic Grand Hotel D'Angkor after a hot day in the sun exploring the awe-inspiring ruins at Angkor Wat. Rooms in the hotel's original building are preferred, with their high ceilings, marble bathrooms, and suites decorated with period-style furnishings and oriental rugs. Sip a gin and tonic in the Elephant Bar and celebrate your visit to Cambodia as did Somerset Maugham and Jackie Kennedy. It's worth pointing out that the hotel's cuisine is the best available in Siem Reap. The hotel echoes of times past, yet the services and rooms are truly modern. This is the place to stay if you want to experience the grandeur and tradition of Angkor.
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AmansaraSiem Reap (Angkor Wat) Devotees of the Aman resorts will be pleased to learn of the debut of the Amansara in Siem Reap. Once King Norodom Sihanouk's guest villa, the property has been transformed into an intimate luxury retreat that is a lovely place to relax after a hot day spent exploring the ruins. Clean, modern lines and muted tones in the guest rooms reinforce the peaceful atmosphere; suites feature spacious bathrooms that open onto a private sun-drenched courtyard with a small water garden. The circular dining room offers both western and Khmer cuisine and the comfortable roof terrace is a perfect place to retire with a post-dinner cocktail and enjoy the starry night sky. There's also a library, bar, swimming pool, and a team of expert massage therapists on hand.
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Raffles Le RoyalPhnom Penh We always encourage travelers to visit Phnom Penh. The city offers a glimpse of modern, vibrant Cambodia that is a dramatic contrast to the ruins of Angkor. Enjoy cosmopolitan streets lined with cafes, and cultural treasures such as the Silver Pagoda and the world class National Museum. What's more, Phnom Penh is home to Hotel Le Royal, the leading hotel in Cambodia. This lovely hotel features long, elegant marble corridors displaying antique furniture and artwork, and international standards of cuisine and service. A night or two at Hotel Le Royal is a highlight of any visit to Cambodia.
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Hotel de la PaixSiem Reap (Angkor Wat) This new Art Deco-inspired hotel is quickly developing a reputation as one of the most stylish properties in Siem Reap. The contemporary guestrooms contrast dark teak wood with white and beige walls, using traditional Khmer accent details like handcrafted lamps and intricate wall mountings to great effect. One thoughtful touch: all rooms are equipped with pre-programmed iPods featuring music and narratives on the history of Cambodia. The three-story Spa Indochine overlooks the swimming pool and has an expansive rooftop relaxation terrace; their 'School of Therapy' philosophy incorporates meditation, yoga, tai chi, Eastern healing wisdom and spiritual teachings.
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