Colonial Suite
True to the hotel’s original character, this suite is decorated with wood paneling and custom-made Cambodian silks evoking timeless French Colonial and Khmer charm. This suite features a king-size bed, a separate seating area, and a large writing desk.
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Landmark Suite
The suite is furnished with a luxurious blend of Cambodian and Art Deco themes with high ceilings, wooden floors, and a handcrafted four-poster king-size bed. The suite also has a separate seating area with two armchairs and French windows.
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Personality Suite
Located in the heritage building, this suite is fitted with a king-size bed, a writing desk, and a separate seating area.
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State Guestroom
This guestroom blends colonial charm and modern comfort and features a king-size bed, a writing desk with a vintage rotary telephone, and French windows, which swing open to views of the plantation-style grounds of the hotel.
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Royal Villa Suite Living Room
Luxurious and private, the Royal Villa is tastefully decorated with modern comforts including a large couch, coffee table, and armchairs. Vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and touches of greenery create a tranquil ambiance. A dining table is in the background.
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Royal Villa Suite
The room boasts vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and antique furnishings.
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Landmark Guestroom
This guestroom blends colonial charm and modern comfort and features a two double-size beds, a writing desk with a vintage rotary telephone, two armchairs, and French windows, which swing open to views of the hotel’s pool.
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Pool
The magnificent pool is surrounded by fragrant Frangipani trees.
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State Room Twin Beds
The State Rooms offer a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. With a choice of king or twin beds, all rooms are beautifully appointed with air-conditioning, overhead fans, and windows that open for fresh air. Some State Rooms have balconies overlooking either the gardens or the swimming pool, while others have a daybed for relaxation. All State Rooms feature a separate bathtub and shower.
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Spa Entrance
Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor has the Raffles Spa to offer guests looking for a relaxing oasis in the heart of Siem Reap. The Spa has male and female wet areas, saunas, and steam rooms, as well as private appointment rooms.
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The Ruins
Image of ruins nearby Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor. Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor is situated a mere 20-minute drive to the doorway of the UNESCO Heritage temples of Angkor Wat.
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Spa Treatment Room
Indulge in a Traditional Khmer Massage or try the Raffles Grand Signature Massage with warm coconut oil over the body by two trained therapists in a special rhythmic way easing into a total relaxation.
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Café Angkor
This restaurant is open for lunch and dinner with Asian and Continental dishes created to offer the best of both worlds. Enjoy alfresco dining on the patio overlooking the pool or relax inside the sun-lit air-conditioned café.
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The Conservatory
A wonderful colonial atmosphere overlooking the pool and gardens, The Conservatory holds an eclectic array of armchairs and couches perfect for enjoying the hotel’s afternoon tea or an evening cocktail. A piano sits in the far corner.
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Elephant Bar
As Siem Reap’s most celebrated bar, The Elephant Bar boasts a unique historic ambiance. Hardwood floors, leather accents, and numerous elephant statues are featured throughout the space.
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Dining At 1932
An array of dishes are pictured here served on a large tray decorated with three large lotus flowers.
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Dining At 1932
The soup dish is artfully served in a unique bowl. Taste flavorful food at 1932 Restaurant.
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Dining At 1932
The dish is artfully served in a unique bowl.
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1932 Restaurant
Homage to the past and a charge towards the future, 1932 is a celebration of the rich culinary heritage of Raffles, and of Cambodia itself. The hotel’s signature restaurant provides an unparalleled experience, all at once elegant and delightful.
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1932 Restaurant
The dining room is featured here and is a homage to the past and a charge towards the future, 1932 is a celebration of the rich culinary heritage of Raffles, and of Cambodia itself.
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Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor Exterior
Designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard in a style that combines Khmer art and furnishings with Art Deco influences, the Grand Hotel first opened in 1932. Step into this lush tropical oasis with facilities including magnificent gardens, a restful spa, and two swimming pools.
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Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor Exterior
Designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard in a style that combines Khmer art and furnishings with Art Deco influences, the Grand Hotel first opened in 1932. Step into this lush tropical oasis with facilities including magnificent gardens, a restful spa, and two swimming pools.
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Lobby
The lobby boasts a vintage ambiance with polished floors and wrought-iron finishes. The original wrought-iron elevator can be seen to the left of the image.
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Historical Image Of Hotel Exterior At Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor
Historical image of hotel exterior at Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor. Designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard in a style that combines Khmer art and furnishings with Art Deco influences, the Grand Hotel first opened in 1932.
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Historical Image Of Hotel Exterior At Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor
Historical image of hotel exterior at Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor. Designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard in a style that combines Khmer art and furnishings with Art Deco influences, the Grand Hotel first opened in 1932.
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Historical Image Of Hotel Exterior At Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor
Historical image of hotel exterior at Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor. Designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard in a style that combines Khmer art and furnishings with Art Deco influences, the Grand Hotel first opened in 1932.
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Meeting Space
This spacious room boasts a large conference table, a projection screen, and a comfortable separate seating area with couches and chairs.
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Private Dining
This unique private dining experience is set amid the ruins of Angkor Wat during the evening. The ruins are washed with the warm light of numerous candles.