Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor
BUTLER SERVICE, TENNIS COURTS
Set in Siem Reap's Old French Quarter, facing the Royal Palace, Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor gives you 119 rooms and suites in a 1932 Art Deco building. Its 35 metre pool was modelled on the ancient Angkor baths, and Elephant Bar mixes the Airavata cocktail, named after a white elephant.
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Rooms & Suites
State Room
- Room size 32 sqm
- Room view Garden
- Bed size/Type King or Twin
- Key feature Free Wi-Fi
State Room Pool View
- Room size 32 sqm
- Room view Pool
- Bed size/Type King or Twin
- Key feature Air condition
Landmark Room
- Room size 36 sqm
- Room view Garden
- Bed size/Type King or Twin
- Key feature Air condition
Landmark Pool View Room
- Room size 36 sqm
- Room view Garden or pool
- Bed size/Type King or Twin
- Key feature Air condition
Colonial Suite
- Room size 48 sqm
- Room view Garden
- Bed size/Type King or Twin
- Key feature Free Wi-Fi
Personality Junior Suite
- Room size 48 sqm
- Room view Garden or pool
- Bed size/Type King
- Key feature Free Wi-Fi
Restaurants & Bars
Cafe D'Angkor
- Cuisine Pan-Asian
- Open 06:00-22:00
- Location Grand Lobby
- Dress code Casual chic
1932
- Cuisine Khmer
- Open 18:00-22:30
- Location Hotel
- Dress code Smart elegant
The Conservatory
- Cuisine Afternoon tea
- Open 07:00-23:00
- Location Grand Lobby
- Dress code Smart casual
Elephant Bar
- Cuisine Cocktails
- Open 19:00-22:30
- Location Hotel
- Dress code Smart casual
Poolside Terrace
- Cuisine Light bites
- Open 07:00-19:00
- Location Poolside
- Dress code Resort casual
Facilities
- Babysitting
- Bicycle rental
- Evening entertainment
- Free Wi-Fi
- Gym
- Pool
- Spa
- Tennis Courts
Holidays to Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor
Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor stands in the Old French Quarter of Siem Reap, facing the Royal Palace, in a French Art Deco building that opened in 1932 with Cambodian influences. The grounds cover 15 acres of heritage buildings and French gardens, and the hotel has 119 rooms and suites. The source page does not publish a star rating or a board basis. It suits couples and travellers who want history, service and a short stroll to the riverside markets.
The hotel has 119 rooms and suites. The State Room looks over the pool and has a private balcony, the Landmark Room has wooden floors and a balcony overlooking the garden, and the Colonial Suite adds wood panelling and a living area. A Royal Villa, Personality Suites, Raffles Suites and Landmark Suites complete the choice. Every accommodation includes a personal butler, 24 hour in-room dining and complimentary wi-fi.
Two tennis courts offer resident coaching. You can book Lost Civilisations of Angkor by Vespa, a bespoke temple dinner or a Siem Reap food tour, and cultural programmes include monk blessings and Khmer cooking classes. On Saturday nights, traditional Khmer dance accompanies dinner in the Raffles Marquee. The source does not publish a kids club. A resident pianist plays at The Conservatory from Tuesday to Sunday evenings.
The 35 metre outdoor pool was modelled on the ancient Angkor baths and sits beside the spa. Raffles Spa has six treatment rooms, with Khmer massages, a Khmer Herbal Scrub and a Toxi-Cleanse Body Wrap on the list, and a poolside foot massage can be taken under the frangipani trees. A sauna, steam rooms and a jacuzzi are available, and the fitness centre opens daily from 06:00 to 21:00.
Five venues cover the day. Café d'Angkor is the all day brasserie, known for its champagne breakfast, and 1932 serves Khmer fine dining through four tasting menus. The Conservatory hosts afternoon tea with an evening pianist, while Elephant Bar is known for its Airavata cocktail and the largest collection of whiskies and bourbons in Cambodia. The Poolside Terrace serves light dishes by the water.
The hotel is a short stroll from the riverside markets and 8 km from the Angkor temples, so temple days start with a short drive. It is 48 km from Siem Reap International Airport. The grounds include the Royal Crusade for Independence Gardens, lotus gardens and a 1928 Art Deco style bridge over the Siem Reap River. The source gives no climate details. Chauffeur driven limousine transfers and tours can be arranged.