Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, located in the heart of Siem Reap, is a landmark property that blends colonial-era grandeur with Khmer influences.
Opened in 1932, the hotel features an iconic façade, manicured gardens, and a 35-metre lap pool tiled in original green sandstone. Its interiors showcase polished wood floors, high ceilings, and Art Deco details, creating an atmosphere of refined elegance.
The hotel offers 119 rooms and suites, each with period furnishings, curated artworks, and views of either the gardens, pool, or Royal Independence Gardens. The whitewashed walls and louvered shutters, reminiscent of the grand colonial hotels of Southeast Asia, are accented by dark wood and brass touches that lend an air of understated sophistication. As you step through its imposing doors, the high ceilings and polished floors create an immediate sense of space and light, while the Art Deco details remind you that this is a place rich in history.