Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor

As locals, we’ve grown fond of socializing at the property and particularly enjoy visiting with the exceptionally lovely staff. Smart move promoting Nisha to Gin Butler (though I miss her stylish and colorful uniform at Elephant Bar)—she’s an amazing hostess. Malika also made our stay extra special, remembering us from prior visits and helping us throughout. Others have mentioned the grand pool, stylish rooms, and amazing service—all of which I agree with! But few have highlighted the fine food and beverage offerings, supported by the exceptional and attentive service that makes Raffles legendary. Many recipes are sourced directly from the royal family of Cambodia (the soft-shell crab and pomelo salad stands out in particular) and make a visit worthwhile on their own. Dining remains relatively inexpensive by international standards, especially given the exquisite nature of the offerings and top-quality, locally sourced ingredients. This elevated cuisine is paired with the highest level of service and attention to detail. En Yang noticed our specific preferences (tea for starters, coffee toward the end of breakfast) without us saying a word, and got them perfect after our first meal. I should note that this was while breakfast was occasionally busy, and he was responsible for other tables. Remarkable by any standard. His manager, Prim Prey, checked in constantly and even recommended local dishes not listed on the menu, prepared just for us (borbor samchok, bai sach mon). Prim Prey also noticed our preferred table—the quiet corner away from the buffet—and proactively reserved it just for us. On our final morning, when breakfast was particularly busy, we were delighted and extremely relieved to find "our" table reserved and perfectly set, just as we liked. This attention elevated our stay from amazing to unforgettable. We’re already dreaming of our next slaycation here. TL;DR: Book here immediately. It’s worth every penny. Treat yourself to afternoon tea, drinks, and dinner while on property. You’ll enjoy exquisite recipes from the Cambodian royal family while being treated like royalty yourself.

We loved this hotel for our two night stay despite a change in rooms from second floor front to third floor back due to slight road noise. The new room overlooked pool. Interior design is classical and traditional with a vintage elevator. Service was exemplary from all staff. Breakfast was outstanding as was our evening meal. Ambiance was relaxing . Well located too for Angkor Wat morning and evening visits.

Raffles Siem Reap is a beautiful hotel run by a team who are justifiably proud of their hotel and their role as custodians of its legacy. The hotel is impeccably maintained and full of a bygone atmosphere of warm and comfortable luxury that really can’t be created by newer hotels. All of the staff complement the building, going out of their way to remember your name and your preferences resulting in a stay that feels very personal. From a very comprehensive and unrushed breakfast to a relaxing afternoon at the pool following a morning of temple visits and a few happy hour drinks at the elephant bar Raffles Siem Reap is the best way to visit everything Siem Reap has to offer. We also enjoyed a couple of free experiences including the hotel history tour and a blessing from a Buddhist monk. Well located on the edge of the of the hustle of Siem Reap on the road to Angkor Wat great dinning options (like Embassy Restaurant) are a short walk or tuk tuk away We arranged a great guide through the hotel and he was fantastic.

I had such a lovely stay at Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor. The Landmark King Pool View room was beautiful and peaceful, and the Champagne breakfast at Café d’Angkor was just perfect. The pool was quiet and relaxing, exactly what I needed after exploring Ankor Wat. The staff were incredibly kind and attentive, and Mr. Cedrick Ragel made sure every detail was taken care of. I left feeling completely refreshed and can’t wait to return one day.

A wonderful experience while visit Siem Reap . I stayed at Raffle which is the most luxury five star in Siem Reap. Location in the heart of city 10 minutes to town, 2 minutes to grocery store. Staff extremely amazing. I absolutely recommend this to my friends.