Skylark
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 8
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 1
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 2
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 3
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 4
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 5
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 6
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 7
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 8
Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, photo 1

Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor

What We Think

When they called it “Grand Hotel,” they weren’t joking: set on 15 lush acres of manicured French-style gardens (complete with more than 20,000 species of tropical plants), Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor retains every spacious ounce of Deco-era glitz, including a cage elevator in the black-and-white–tiled lobby and languidly spinning ceiling fans. Rooms are appropriately plush for a hotel that once hosted Jackie Kennedy—you’ll find silk bathrobes (crafted by hand), private balconies and those much-lauded 24-hour Raffles butlers to overindulge your whims. Ask for one of the 46 Landmark Rooms, in the oldest portion of the resort, for ultra-high ceilings and a four-post bed. And when the temperature pushes 90, dip into the 35-meter lap pool, modeled after centuries-old Royal Angkor baths.

What It Is

The ultra luxe grande dame of Angkor Wat, neighbors with the Royal Palace.

What It Isn't

Boutique. Yet all 119 rooms are tailor-made to delight.

You're Here Because

It’s the most classic stay in the area, and the plushest not directly in town.

The Moment

After attempting so many “cleanses,” you’ve found the chillaxing equivalent in the hotel’s spa: a detoxing body wrap of Cambodian herbs that are good enough to eat, including galangal, ginger, and cinnamon. You never thought smelling fragrant as a Christmas cookie could leave you so euphoric.

Restaurants & Bars

Restaurant Le Grand - Showcasing Royal Khmer cuisine and Western fine dining in an elegant setting .The ancient Royal Khmer cuisine has been handed down over centuries by the chefs of the Royal Palace Wine Cellar - One of the finest wine selections in Asia and our guests can choose their favourite vintages or converse with our Sommelier to make a new discovery that will match their dining experience and expectations Elephant Bar - No visit to Siem Reap would be complete without enjoying a signature cocktail or cold beer at our famous Elephant Bar Café d'Angkor - Home to our signature daily champagne breakfast, the café is open for lunch and dinner with Asian and Continental dishes. Enjoy alfresco dining on the patio overlooking the pool or relax indoors in cool comfort Poolside Terrace - Surrounded by fragrant Frangipani trees, the perfect spot for light meals or cocktails by the pool. The menu also features a selection of Raffles Spa dishes for the more health conscious The Conservatory - A wonderful colonial atmosphere overlooking the pool and gardens, best known for the traditional afternoon tea. Sip on an evening cocktail or aperitif while enjoying music performed by our talented pianist Apsara Terrace - Located in the serene gardens and surrounded by traditional Cambodian boundary stones, guests can enjoy an evening of Cambodia cultural dances, martial arts and history with a sumptuous selection of Khmer and pan-Asian cuisine Elephant Bar - No visit to Siem Reap would be complete without enjoying a signature cocktail or cold beer at our famous Elephant Bar The Conservatory - A wonderful colonial atmosphere overlooking the pool and gardens, best known for the traditional afternoon tea. Sip on an evening cocktail or aperitif while enjoying music performed by our talented pianist

Trips like this deserve a human.

Southeast Asia hinges on seasons and short flights between islands and cities. Our advisor and our partners on the ground route the whole trip with you.

Trip planning from $550 per trip for two. Advisor support on your bookings is always included with membership.

Plan this trip with an advisor
Dates & Details
Rooms & Rates