Some travel the world seeking adventure. Others journey in search of the good life.

At Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, experience the best of both.

For over 75 years, a visit to the ancient Angkor temples has been synonymous with a stay at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor. Now sensitively restored, the hotel's renewed elegance and modernity complement the mystery and grandeur of Angkor as never before.

A destination unto itself - it is a residence of choice for connoisseurs visiting mystical Angkor.

Location

Located in the heart of Siem Reap, Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor is just eight kilometers from the famed Angkor Wat, and eight kilometers from Siem Reap International Airport. It is a simple 10 minute walk down a beautiful riverside boulevard, to the main market centre and other town attractions.

Siem Reap Town, located just south of the Angkor complex of temples, is Cambodia’s top tourist destination. The charming city with tree-lined boulevards, numerous local markets and incredible food is just minutes from the dozens of the renowned temples that are scattered throughout the large expanse of jungle and fields to the north.

The renewed interest in Angkor and the increased accessibility to the sites have spurred considerable development in the town of Siem Reap. However, this has not diminished its charm as one of the centres of Khmer culture and tradition.

Facilities & Services

Raffles Amrita Spa
Just as the lotus blossom unfolds with the gentle caress of the sun and rain, our bodies blossom with nature's healing touch. At Raffles Amrita Spa, carefully selected treatments and therapies from around the world are heightened with traditional Khmer touches. Tune up your body in our Fitness Centre, perfect the art of Khmer dancing, arise with early morning meditation, or enjoy the graceful disciplines of yoga and t'ai chi in the outdoor Raffles Amrita Pavilion. After an exhilarating visit to the temples, tired muscles are tended to by the hands of our professional therapists or in our state-of-the-art hydrotherapy room.

Business Centre/Library and Map Room
Borrow temple guides or look at the old maps on the walls. Our Business Centre/Library contains a nostalgic display of Cambodian artefacts, as well as a modest library of books on the temples.

35-metre Lap Pool
Inspired by the ancient royal bathing pools of Angkor, this elegantly designed pool is located in the inner gardens of the hotel and accessible only to guests of the hotel.

Royal Crusade for Independence Gardens
Take a stroll through our 60,000 square metres of landscaped gardens. Enjoy more than 20,540 different species of tropical plants and listen to the calls of exotic birds.

Four Restaurants and Bars
Four choices for dinner include the international buffet at Café d'Angkor, fine dining at Restaurant Le Grand, a delectable poolside barbecue at the Poolside Terrace or a Asian style buffet and Cambodian cultural show at the Apsara Terrace

24-hour Room Service
The hotel offers 24-hour in-room dining should you wish to stay out for a late-night walk in the extensive hotel gardens. Please look at our Wine & Dine guide for your choice of delicacies.

Airport Limousine Service
Arrive in style with our chauffeured BMW limousine service. Please make your reservations in advance.

Concierge Service
Our helpful Concierge is available around the clock to organise temple tours and guides, provide flight reconfirmation services, shipping services and general information about the happenings in Siem Reap.

Raffles Butlers
Legendary for delivering heartfelt and unobtrusive service ‘like a gentle breeze’, Raffles Butlers are available round-the-clock at Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, to meet every request.

State Rooms

The State rooms are located in the extended wing of the hotel and provide a comfortable balance of modernity and classical elegance. They are available with a choice of pool view or a view of the lush green expanse adjacent to the hotel.

Landmark Rooms

Landmark rooms, located in the Main Building, are furnished with a luxurious blend of Cambodian and art-deco themes. Decorated with memorabilia and artefacts reminiscent of the Golden Age of Travel, the Angkorian ambience is completed with wooden floors, marble bathrooms and crafted four-poster beds. Rooms are available that look out onto the pool or onto the Royal Crusade for Independence Gardens - the hotel's 60,000 square metres of lush, landscaped French gardens.

Studio Junior Suites

Studio Junior Suites were created for guests on longer stays and who prefer a more residential feel. They are currently fitted with ergonomically designed workstations, full pantry facilities and superior stereo systems. Studio Junior Suites are located in the extended wing of the hotel, and both king-size bed and two full size beds are available.

Personality Junior Suites

Four specially created Personality Junior Suites take their direction from people who have been closely associated with Angkor. Prized memorabilia and original artefacts, the results of extensive research, are some of the well-loved items in the Personality Suites. The suites are named after well-known luminaries such as Henri Mouhot, John Thomson, Louis Delaporte and Henri Marchal. The four suites are located in the centre of the Main Building and look out onto a pool that is modelled after Angkorian royal bathing ponds. The suites also come with an original claw-footed bathtub, a private balcony and are all fitted with a king-size bed.

The Henri Mouhot Suite is named after a 19^th century French naturalist who revealed the existence of Angkor to the world. He is the first person who possessed the vision and ability to convey to others the marvels he had seen and had the ability to excite the imagination of the people. Thus, it is Mouhot, rather than those that went before him, who is remembered and conferred the title of the ‘discoverer’ of Angkor. His travel journal describing Angkor was recovered from a forest near Luang Prabang, Laos, where Mouhot died prematurely at the age of 35 in 1861.

The Louis Delaporte Suite honours a member of the Mekong Expedition Commission who acquired a great admiration for Khmer art, to which he devoted his entire life. On a expedition to Cambodia he gathered some 70 pieces of Khmer art, which he took back to France and which now form a collection at the Guimet Museum in Paris.

The John Thomson Suite pays tribute to the first photographer to set his camera on the Angkor temples, having undertaken the arduous journey mostly on elephant back. He was also one of the earliest travelers to record his impressions of the ruins in a journal. John Thomson was born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland and traveled to Asia in 1861. Several of his photos of Angkor were reproduced as engravings in his journal.

The Henri Marchal Suite was named after the man responsible for the first successful reconstruction of Banteay Srei. This monument was chosen because of its artistic interest and the certainty of finding virtually all of its stones in the vicinity. Henri Marchal lived in Cambodia for the most part of his life and was the first to commence clearing the jungle around Angkor Wat after his arrival in 1906. He was responsible for directing the conservation efforts around the temples. He died 2 months before the Khmer Rouge occupied Angkor Wat in 1970 in Siem Reap.

Cabana Suites

The newly renovated Cabana Suites measures 70-square meters each. The suites are decorated in French-Indochina style while retaining the hotel's original character and charm by using local accents, such as custom-made Cambodian linens and silks, rich drapery and leather furnishings.  The sense of luxury extends seamlessly to the bathrooms, with separate showers and claw-footed baths. Each suite also features wireless internet access and high-tech entertainment modules.
 
All Cabana Suites have generously-sized private terraces with day beds and chaise loungers and provide easy access to the Kingdom’s largest pool, which replicates the ancient bathing pools of the Khmer kings at Phimeanakas. From the terraces, residents can enjoy views of the hotel’s exotic gardens, lush with tropical trees and flowers

Two-Bedroom Villa Suites

The two Villa Suites have stylish resort decor and are ideal for residents who prefer more space and privacy. Villa Uma and Villa Kama are located in the hotel's inner gardens and offer an uninterrupted view of the swimming pool. Each villa has one master bedroom with a king-size four-poster bed, one bedroom with two twin beds and a spacious living room and dining area. All three rooms are beautifully decorated with original Angkorian artefacts, antique furniture, Persian-style carpets and wooden floors. The two en suite bathrooms have an original claw-footed bathtub and separate shower unit; a third bathroom is available in the living area. Furnished in comfort and luxury, each villa has full pantry facilities and a private wine cellar.

Restaurant Le Grand

Explore the exotic tastes of Royal Khmer cuisine at Restaurant Le Grand.

This ancient cuisine which has been handed down through the centuries by the Chefs of the Royal Palace, encompasses the blending of ingredients with intriguing textures, complex aromas and fresh exhilarating flavors, to create a distinctly elegant cuisine that can be enjoyed with our selection of more than 400 fine wines.

Our new wine cellar showcases one of the finest wine selections in Asia and our guests can choose their favorite vintages or have a great opportunity to converse with our Sommelier to make a new discovery that will match their dining experience and expectations.

Open:
Daily - 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm

Elephant Bar

A visit to Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor would be incomplete without having a signature cocktail at the famous Elephant Bar.

Open:
Daily - 4:00 pm to midnight

Café d'Angkor

An international restaurant where both Asian and continental dishes are enticingly created to offer the best of both cuisines, choose from a sumptuous buffet or from the extensive à la carte menu. Enjoy alfresco dining on the patio overlooking the pool or relax inside the sun-lit air-conditioned café. For a visit to the temples or a treat for the trip home, picnic baskets and fresh-made bakery items are available for takeaway.

Poolside Terrace

The Poolside Terrace is well loved for dining under the stars as well as for its hearty snacks during the daytime. The menu features a delicious selection of RafflesAmrita Spa dishes for the more health conscious.

Open:
Daily - 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

The Conservatory

The colonial atmosphere of The Conservatory will give you the feeling Somerset Maugham must have had, looking out over the pool and gardens whilst ordering a cocktail from the celebrity bar.

Spend a relaxing afternoon enjoying our traditional high tea. In the evening, this bar serves an extensive selection of cocktails and premium spirits in a live pianist atmosphere.

Open:
Daily - 7:00 am to 11:00 pm

The Apsara Terrace

Situated in the gardens of the hotel, The Apsara Terrace is surrounded by traditional Cambodian boundary stones and magic wooden gates at the entrance. The terrace exudes a mysterious ambience where residents and guests gather to enjoy a majestic performance of classical Khmer dances and Bokator Khmer martial arts and the delightful barbecue buffet featuring pan-Asian cuisine.

Open:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Dinner 7pm
Cultural performance 7.45pm

Room Service

The hotel offers 24-hour Room Service should you wish to stay out for a late-night walk in the extensive hotel gardens. Please look at our Wine & Dine guide for your choice of delicacies.

  Below rates are nett per room per night inclusive of tax and service charge.

  Daily Breakfast Included.