Phnom Penh

Raffles Hotel Le Royal
Heart of Phnom Penh - Art deco and French colonial style
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Intercontinental Phnom Penh
First foreign hotel chain operates in Cambodia
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Siem Reap

Borei Angkor Resort & Spa
Located in historical town - Experience Khmer culture - Authentic Khmer cuisine - Angkorian architecture - Swimming pool
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Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa
Colonial and Khmer design - Pure elegance - 18 hole golf course - World class spa - Five restaurants
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Sokha Angkor Resort
Central location - Traditional ancient Khmer design - Khmer cuisine - Jasmine spa
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The Sothea
Boutique resort - Butler service in all suites - Near Angkor Wat - Spa - Fine dining
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Heritage Suites Hotel
Central location - Traditional with modern influences - Khmer cuisine - Salt water pool - Spa
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Raffles Grand Hotel D´angkor
Gateway to Angkor - Colonial style - Regal atmosphere - Landscaped gardens - Two swimming pools - Tennis courts - Plentiful dining and entertainment options
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Hotel De La Paix
Pinnacle of style and luxury - Exotic location - Brilliant landscaping - Creative design - Local and international cuisine - Proximity to ancient temples
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La Residence D`angkor
Central location - Traditional Cambodian design - Royal Khmer and international cuisine - Swimming pool
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Siem Reap, Cambodia

Angkor Village Hotel

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Very long swimming pool
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Wow, beautiful hotel. I wish I just own one of them, 'cause I'll be rich. Lol

me too :lol:

Wow, beautiful hotel. I wish I just own one of them, 'cause I'll be rich. Lol

According to Travel magazine, "Hotel de la Paix" is the best hotel in Cambodia.

me too :lol:


You can save money and buy some land somewhere, then build a small version of these hotels. You will definitely enjoy it when you get old. This is what I would do.

According to Travel magazine, "Hotel de la Paix" is the best hotel in Cambodia.

I am not surprise to know that "Hotel de la Paix" is the best hotel in Cambodia. This hotel attracts not only tourists, also famous people around the world.

This hotel is a ''top choice'' for many tourists coming to Siem Reap.

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5 stars for Raffles

Monday, 21 June 2010 15:00
Nguon Sovan

PHNOM Penh’s Raffles Le Royal Hotel received a five-star rating by Tourism Minister Thong Khon last week. The rating will build confidence among customers that the hotel operates in accordance with regional hotel standards, he said in a speech announcing the designation. Some 33 hotels have received rating classifications so far, with eight granted five-star status, and the remainder classified as three- or four-star hotels. There are 453 hotels with 23,349 rooms nationwide.

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^^ my most favorite resort in Cambodia !! :)

This location is more suitable for some kind of high class establishments. It is situated between two five-star hotels (Cambodiana and Naga World).

While I have never lived in the two hotel, we have a business partner (that doesn't have very high expectation) say Cambodiana is a shit hotel.

That's right, this hotel need a major makeover to stay competitive. Their restaurants look so 90's.

That's right, this hotel need a major makeover to stay competitive. Their restaurants look so 90's.

Anyway, was it ever 5 stars? I don''t think it is 5 stars.

Cambodiana is a 4 star hotel.

5 star hotels in Phnom Penh
- Sofitel Phokeethra
- Raffles Hotel Le Royal
and probably NagaWorld (It doesnt look like a 5 star hotel to me at all, except their restaurants)

Cambodiana is a 4 star hotel.

5 star hotels in Phnom Penh
- Sofitel Phokeethra
- Raffles Hotel Le Royal
and probably NagaWorld (It doesnt look like a 5 star hotel to me at all, except their restaurants)

how many restareants is in Naga, we went to the Chinese Restaurant early last year to celebrate my father's 60th birthday, they show me the menu, everything we picked, the waiter said they don't have, I give them back the menu and ask them what they have, and it taste below average, (maybe because of my anger), I will never return to that restaruant again.

You had your dinner at Fortune Palace (御品軒)?

Or you can try ''Le Gourmet'' - a French restaurant on the second floor. Nice atmosphere but very few clients

The cheaper option would be ''Korean Grill'' or ''Pengea Fusion''

There are 5 or 6 restaurants all together (2 restaurants on the ground floors and the others on the first floors).

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Sokhalay Angkor Hotel & Spa
Designed by Vann Molyvann

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May I know price ?

Hyatt to Rebrand Renowned Cambodia Hotel to Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Park Hyatt Siem Reap will be the first Hyatt-branded property in fast-growing destination, and 14th Hyatt-branded property in Southeast Asia

CHICAGO, Mar 27, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Hyatt Hotels Corporation H +3.12% announced today that an affiliate has signed a management agreement with Hotel De La Paix, Co., Ltd. for the first Hyatt-branded hotel in Cambodia. Under the agreement, Hotel De La Paix Siem Reap, one of the country’s top-rated hotels, will be rebranded as Park Hyatt Siem Reap. The hotel will close on June 30, 2012 for a complete renovation and is expected to open as Park Hyatt Siem Reap in the first quarter of 2013.

Located at the center of one of Asia’s major emerging cultural destinations, the property, designed by award-winning Bangkok-based interior designer Bill Bensley, was voted as Cambodia’s No. 1 hotel by Travel + Leisure and ranked No. 29 on its World’s Best Hotels 2010 list.

“This globally recognized property embodies the distinctive experience that our guests expect from Park Hyatt along with a local character that amazes those visiting this wonderful country,” said Ratnesh Verma, senior vice president, real estate and development -- Asia Pacific for Hyatt Hotels & Resorts. “We are thrilled to add this remarkable property to the Hyatt family, adding a jewel in our growing portfolio of hotels in Southeast Asia.”

There are currently 12 Hyatt-branded properties in Southeast Asia, with additional plans to introduce new hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Busan, South Korea; and Bangkok, Thailand, which support the company’s long-term goal of expanding the presence of Hyatt-branded hotels in the markets where its guests are traveling.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap will be situated nearby the renowned 12th century ruins of Angkor, a UNESCO World Heritage site that researchers believe was one of the largest preindustrial cities in the world. The temples in the area number more than 1,000 and include Angkor Wat, the world’s largest single religious monument. The hotel will also be a short distance from Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport, Cambodia’s second largest airport, which provides non-stop service to several major regional markets including Bangkok, Hanoi, Kuala Lumpur, Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh, Seoul, Singapore and Vientiane.

"We are excited to work with Park Hyatt and Bill Bensley to build on the success and achievements of our hotel in Siem Reap,” said Eddie Kiasrithanakorn, Managing Director, Hotel De La Paix Co., Limited, “and we look forward to creating new elements of luxury in terms of product and service for our valued guests. We believe that Park Hyatt will continue to strengthen our award winning community service programs and lead the development of the arts in Cambodia."

Park Hyatt Siem Reap will include 107 guest rooms and suites. The hotel plans to feature two restaurants, one bar and a retail bakery. The hotel will also feature meeting facilities, a spa, fitness center, and two swimming pools.

“We are honored to work with Hotel De La Paix Co., Limited to rebrand this renowned Cambodian hotel into Park Hyatt Siem Reap,” said Larry Tchou, managing director for Asia Pacific, Hyatt Hotels & Resorts. “We are confident the hotel will deliver a new hospitality experience to guests visiting the nearby UNESCO World Heritage site or traveling in Cambodia.”

Currently, discerning global travelers look to Park Hyatt for luxurious, elegant accommodation and personalized, attentive service in 28 locations, including Abu Dhabi, Baku, Beaver Creek, Beijing, Buenos Aires, Canberra, Carlsbad, Chicago, Dubai, Goa, Hamburg, Istanbul, Jeddah, Melbourne, Mendoza, Milan, Moscow, Ningbo, Paris, Republic of Maldives, Saigon, Seoul, Shanghai, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto, Washington, D.C., and Zurich. For information about the additional 19 previously announced Park Hyatt hotels under development worldwide, please visit HyattDevelopment.com.

About Park Hyatt

Intimate and residential in style, Park Hyatt hotels promise gracious service on a personal scale. Located in many of the world’s premier destinations, each Park Hyatt hotel combines elegance with distinctive regional character. Park Hyatt hotels feature sophisticated interiors, meeting and special event spaces for small groups and social occasions, critically acclaimed art and food and beverage programs, and signature restaurants featuring award-winning chefs. For more information, visit www.parkhyatt.com .

About Hotel De La Paix Co., Ltd.

Hotel De La Paix Co., Ltd. is an affiliate of KS Hotels and Resorts, which owns Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa, Hotel De La Paix properties in Thailand and Laos, three Nagas in Luangprabang, and has ownership interests in The Yamu Phuket.

About Hyatt Hotels Corporation

Hyatt Hotels Corporation, headquartered in Chicago, is a leading global hospitality company with a proud heritage of making guests feel more than welcome. Thousands of members of the Hyatt family strive to make a difference in the lives of the guests they encounter every day by providing authentic hospitality. The Company's subsidiaries manage, franchise, own and develop hotels and resorts under the Hyatt®, Park Hyatt®, Andaz®, Grand Hyatt®, Hyatt Regency®, Hyatt Place® and Hyatt House(TM). Hyatt House is changing its brand identity from Hyatt Summerfield Suites®. Hyatt Residential Group, Inc., a Hyatt Hotels Corporation subsidiary, develops, operates, markets or licenses Hyatt Residences(TM)and Hyatt Vacation Club®, which is changing its name to Hyatt Residence Club(TM). As of December 31, 2011, the Company's worldwide portfolio consisted of 483 properties in 45 countries. For more information, please visit www.hyatt.com .

Forward-Looking Statements

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Source: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/hyatt-to-rebrand-renowned-cambodia-hotel-to-park-hyatt-siem-reap-2012-03-27

:cheers:Cheeers, hope they also plan another hotel in Phnom Penh in the near future

Wow Park Hyatt, that's what I called luxury :)

Hyatt is very picky with their branding strategies, Park Hyatt usually located only in premier destinations, and it is designed for the most affluent individuals

A ''Grand Hyatt'' or ''Hyatt Regency'' are more appropriate for Phnom Penh

Hi! they going build a new one or just renovate the Hotel De La Paix?
If so no new building will grow...

Hi! they going build a new one or just renovate the Hotel De La Paix?
If so no new building will grow...



Renovating only unfortunately..... but hopefully this will be a start to a new market for them and they'll construct a tower in PP. Sooner or later they will eventually have to get into PP or the beach areas because those are growing destinations.

Wow Park Hyatt, that's what I called luxury :)

Hyatt is very picky with their branding strategies, Park Hyatt usually located only in premier destinations, and it is designed for the most affluent individuals


Yes, good news to hear about Hyatt.

most of its branch in the world are high rise building, but unfortunately high rise are not allowed in siem reap city.

most of its branch in the world are high rise building, but unfortunately high rise are not allowed in siem reap city.

It's better not to have highrises in Siem Reap. I rather keep it small as a mid size city and keep Phnom Penh as a major city with all the skyscrapers. Siem Reap is too important to have skyscrapers because it already has Angkor. Pollution of a larger city might bring destruction to the stones at Angkor. Plus, there needs to be more excavations done around Siem Reap regarding Khmer history and if the city expands too far, it'll be difficult to do studies on its rich past.

I think so!

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There are many luxury resorts and hotels in Cambodia. I usually go there and mostly time I like to stay in Amansara. They provide great facilities and I love to eat there.

There are many luxury resorts and hotels in Cambodia. I usually go there and mostly time I like to stay in Amansara. They provide great facilities and I love to eat there.

Then you're rich. Cause I wanted to stay at Amansara once and it cost 700$ per night excluding breakfast !

It's better not to have highrises in Siem Reap. I rather keep it small as a mid size city and keep Phnom Penh as a major city with all the skyscrapers. Siem Reap is too important to have skyscrapers because it already has Angkor. Pollution of a larger city might bring destruction to the stones at Angkor. Plus, there needs to be more excavations done around Siem Reap regarding Khmer history and if the city expands too far, it'll be difficult to do studies on its rich past.

I disagree. Even if Siem Reap became big like PP, it would still be a small city compared to other cities in the region. Even if skyscrapers were allowed, there would be only a few. I say the bigger the better. Plus excavations give the opportunity to discover new hidden treasures.