The property is in a prime location within the centre of Siem Reap town, just footsteps from the colourful markets and vibrant night life of the bustling community,  yet only seven kilometres from the famous Temples of Angkor. 

The 107 spacious guest rooms offer chic interiors and contemporary furnishings, including handcrafted lamps and intricate wall mountings to achieve a harmonious balance between modern design and traditional detailing. All guest rooms have hardwood floors, rich textiles and a terrazzo soaking tub with separate shower stall.

Savour the finest of foods and wines at al of Hotel de la Paix's three restaurants. At Meric, choose from international dishes or a seasonally-inspired Khmer menu.  Dine amongst modern and traditional Cambodian art at the Arts Lounge, or enjoy Mediterranean-inspired salads at the casual Cafe de la Paix. 

Relax, revitalize and rejuvenate with a range of traditional and international body and beauty treatments at the Indochine Spa.  After hot days spent exploring the nearby ruins, the spa offers a haven of peace and tranquility overlooking a Khmer-inspired swimming pool and water garden.

Hotel de la Paix is a luxurious retreat in the heart of one of Asia's most popular tourist destinations.

Facilities:

• The Arts Lounge- showcases modern and traditional Khmer art
• Spa Indochine- massage and beauty treatments
• Fitness Centre- modern facilities
• Swimming Pool- outdoor pool

Dining:

• Meric- exquisite Khmer and International cuisine
• AHA- eclectic blend of food, art, and contemporary space
• Café de la Paix- light snacks and pastries

Rooms:

37 Total Rooms in 5 categories:

• Deluxe Rooms (38 sq m)
• Deluxe Suites (55 sq m)
• Pool Suite with private pool deck (64 sq m)
• Deluxe Spa Suites with private treatment area (108 sq m)
• Courtyard Garden Suite with oversized outdoor bathtub (64 sq m)

Hotel De La Paix is located in the centre of Siem Reap, 20 minutes drive from Siem Reap International Airport, 10 minutes away from Angkor Wat, and few minutes to major attractions like Royal Residence, Srung Siem River, Central Market and Psar Char Market.

Hotel De La Paix address: Sivutha Boulevard, Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Who should go?
Discerning travelers who have an eye for style will love the Hotel de la Paix. Philanthropic travelers will be pleased with the hotel's 'Community Connections' projects which give back to the local community.

When to go?
Siem Reap has two distinctive seasons: Rainy from June to October and dry from November to May.  Traveling during the rainy season has its benefits as the temple moats are full, making for great photos.  The rains are usually in the afternoon and last 2-3 hours. 
The dry season can be very dusty, but easier for walking through the jungle terrain around the temples.  The temperature is fairly steady 30-35 Celsius during the day time, although November to January often has cooler temperatures.

Where is it?
Hotel de la Paix is a ten minute walk from the charming 'old market' area of Siem Reap.  Here visitors will find a large selection of shops, restaurants, and bars.
The magnificent Temples of Angkor are a 15 minute drive away and the Tonle Sap lake is approximately 30 minutes drive.  Visitors usually arrive via the Siem Reap International Airport (20 minute drive) or overland from the capital of Phnom Penh (6 hour drive).

What's not to be missed?
Delicious Khmer feast at the hotel's Meric restaurant.  Participate in a Community Connection Program.  Visit the Temples of Angkor.  Boat trip along the Tonle Sap Lake.  Soothing spa treatment at Spa Indochina.   Watch a mesmerizing Apsara dance performance.

What's cooking?
Meric is a dining experience unmatched in the rest of the city, and head chef Joannes Riviere is credited with reviving traditional Khmer cuisine.  A daily menu is created based around seasonal ingredients which are crafted in to delicious Khmer and international dishes served in an atmospheric setting.
The hotel's latest dining addition, AHA, is also generating a lot of buzz in Siem Reap.  Located off the hotel property in a trendy part of town, this restaurant-cum-art gallery features delicious Khmer and western tapas.
For a lighter snack, the Café de la Paix serves sandwiches on fresh baked bread, homemade pastries, ice cream, and excellent coffee.  For wine lovers, Hotel de la Paix has its own wine cellar with hundreads of bottles from around the world.