Sofitel Royal Angkor Golf & Spa Resort, Siem Reap

When exploring one of the most majestic and stupendous archaeological sites in the world, your accommodation might as well fit the image. And like World Heritage Site Angkor Wat, the magnificent Sofitel Royal Angkor Golf & Spa Resort is fit for royalty. The Sofitel Royal Angkor is the closest hotel to the 12th century temple complex, 6km away. Conversely, standing alone, it's 2km from the centre of Siem Reap, but that's the big advantage - literally - that the resort has over others. For with all this abundant space, it offers an immense sanctuary of tranquility after all-day sightseeing, with stunning landscaped lush gardens yielding two lagoons and free-form swimming pool. The resort offers everything discerning guests require in classic elegance, from the five premier restaurants, 18-hole golf course, MICE facilities and world-class spa. Décor is exquisite and as you'd expect from such a five-star property and branding, service is impeccably intuitive and unfailingly warm, merging international standards with Khmer hospitality. Comfort doesn't end here; guests automatically have use of the exclusive Royal Angkor Lounge on departure at Siem Reap International Airport.

Le Meridien Angkor, Siem Reap

A visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World should not be marred by bad accommodations – at least, not according to the management of Le Meridien Hotel, just five kilometers from legendary Angkor Wat. At check-in, guests are greeted with refreshing welcome drinks before being escorted to their spacious quarters. The rooms all feature varnished timber floors and rich, Khmer-teak furniture, sumptuously appointed with DVD players, pillowtop mattresses, rainforest showers, aromatherapy oils and other such 'necessities” that stand the hotel apart from other, less prestigious properties.Le Meridien's elegant aquamarine swimming pool showcases elements of Khmer architecture, while its Angkor Royale Café offers authentic Asian cuisine alongside western favorites. Meanwhile, evening Apsara dancing performances give guests a unique taste of the region's colorful and intricately poised culture. After a hard day's exploring Siem Reap's abundant wats, travelers can unwind at Le Meridien's sauna, sun-deck and massage parlors before turning up at L'Angelo Restaurant for some contemporary Italian dining. And as for the hotel's morning fruit deliveries, one need not worry – the nutritious a.m. snack is purely complimentary.

Hotel De La Paix, Siem Reap

Created by internationally acclaimed designer Bill Bensley, this five-star boutique property offers guests outstanding levels of luxury and world-class dining and spa facilities.Hôtel de la Paix enjoys a prime location within the centre of town, just footsteps from the colourful markets and vibrant night life of the bustling community yet only seven kilometres from the famous UNESCO World Heritage Site 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 Hotel de la Paix's three restaurants. At Meric choose from international dishes or a seasonally-inspired Khmer menu, dine among modern and traditional Cambodian art at the Arts Lounge or enjoy Mediterranean-inspired salads at the Café de la Paix.Relax, revitalize and rejuvenate with a range of traditional and international body and beauty treatments at the Indochine Spa, a haven of peace and tranquility overlooking a Khmer-inspired swimming pool and water garden.

Victoria Angkor Resort and Spa, Siem Reap

Discover Siem Reap, gateway to the magnificent Angkor temple complex, while staying at the Victoria Angkor Hotel, located next to the king's residence and just minutes from the temples.Architecturally inspired by 20th century colonial explorer themes, incorporating Khmer cultural and historical environments, the Victoria Angkor Hotel truly represents the nostalgic comfort and elegant refinement of the French 'art de vivre'.The Victoria Angkor features 130 cosy rooms with private balconies, and 10 are uniquely designed suites evoking the atmosphere and ambience of the journeys of the early explorers. All are furnished with beautiful hardwood floors, elegant furniture and exclusive fabrics.The hotel's Le Bistro de Siem Reap Restaurant serves French cuisine in a romantic atmosphere while contemporary international fare is on offer at L'Escale in a tropical garden setting. After a day of temple exploration unwind at the Le Lotus Blanc Spa with an open-air traditional healing massage or Jacuzzi by the poolside.A stay at the Victoria Angkor can only instill a serene sense of timelessness, a point of calm removed from the frenetic pace of modern life.

Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor, Siem Reap

Established in 1932, Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor provided accommodation to the first wave of travellers to Siem Reap. After an extensive restoration programme, it reopened in 1997 with its reputation intact as one of the most refined resorts in the region. Located only eight kilometres from the gateway of the famous Angkor Wat, Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor extends the magic of the temples to its hotel with warm-hearted Cambodian hospitality, a relaxed atmosphere and Raffles trimmings.  Throughout the hotel, Angkor architectural overtones can be found. An eclectic choice of rooms will satisfy any visitor's preference. Stylish villas are ideal for those in need of privacy. Longer staying guests will appreciate the homely feel of a studio suite. Other rooms contain original artefacts belonging to Angkor aficionados including Henri Mouhot and memorabilia reminiscent of the golden age of travel. Guests have an array of distinctive restaurants and bars to choose from ranging from the formal Restaurant Le Grand, where guests will enjoy dining amid replicas of sculptures from the Bayon, to the casual Café d'Angkor and the famous Elephant Bar, the culinary delights are as varied and exotic as the temples themselves.The Raffles Amrita Spa offers traditional techniques and spa therapies including bodyscrubs, aquatherapy, hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, thalassotherapy, as well as facials, slimming and toning treatments.

Offering travellers sophisticated sojourns, Raffles Hotels & Resorts makes no exception at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor.

Amanjaya Phnom Penh Hotel

A luxury boutique hotel, the Amanjaya is well located in the heart of Phnom Penh on Sisowath Quay, just a few minutes walk from the Royal Palace, and offers 21 intimate suites overlooking the Mekong River. Rooms are spacious and beautifully appointed with rosewood and silk furnishings, and all feature bath tubs, king-size beds and private balconies overlooking the river. The hotel's K-West Restaurant and Cafe serves a wide range of contemporary Asian and European cuisine in a casual riverside setting.

Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Phnom Penh

World class in its modern facilities and amenities, this grand historic hotel imparts an old world charm through its unusual blend of Khmer, Art Deco and French colonial architecture.First opened in 1929 with an inspired blend of Khmer and French colonial architecture, Raffles Hotel Le Royal was lovingly restored to its original splendour and reopened in 1997. Located in the heart of the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, the hotel is within easy reach of the Royal Palace, National Museum and central markets.The 208 guest rooms and suites are stylishly furnished in a combination of Art Deco and traditional Khmer objets d'art. For wining and dining there is a choice of 5 distinctive restaurants and bars, ranging from traditional French and Khmer cuisine to the Elephant Bar, famous for its exotic cocktails.Fully equipped with the latest state-of-the-art exercise equipment, the hotel's Raffles Amrita Spa also includes a sauna, Jacuzzi, steam room, treatment rooms and a hair salon. When you stay at Raffles Hotel Le Royal, you experience the signature Raffles style and service, a blend of modern comforts with the grandeur of yesteryear.

Borei Angkor Hotel, Siem Reap

The helpful staff at the four-star Borei Angkor Hotel stands ready to offer their personal care and service to create a memorable experience.  Leading the new generation of upscale Cambodian hotels, its location in the heart of Siem Reap makes it the perfect base for any Angkor excavation. The Borei Angkor Hotel is careful to provide everything to satisfy a visitor's every need. The 187 spacious rooms and suites are designed in a contemporary Cambodia art-deco style, simultaneously chic and Khmer.  The well stocked library ensures that visitors may explore the temples fully informed, and at the end of a long day, the spa and Jacuzzi will soothe tired muscles to revitalize even the most adventurous amateur explorer.  Even the most demanding of palates will be satisfied by the Borei's five restaurants and bars.Between the Bokor Ball Room and the Bakan Hall, there is plenty of capacity for your next meeting or incentive.  Angkor is a wonderful place to hold meetings, and the Borei Angkor makes for an accommodating host.The best way to experience a culture is to live it, and the Borei Angkor is the perfect place to do just that.

Amansara, Siem Reap

Set in a lush garden enclosure, Amansara features 24 elegantly-appointed suites, some with private infinity pool, and is just minutes from the bustling town of Siem Reap, gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Angkor. The luxurious resort features a curved slate swimming pool, relaxing Roof Garden, tranquil gardens and courtyard and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. The Dining Room restaurant is the focal point of the property and serves traditional Khmer and Western cuisines, and the hotel spa offers treatment and relaxation rooms overlooking a reflection pond.

Angkor Palace Resort and Spa, Siem Reap

Just minutes from the wonders of Angkor Wat lies another marvel, the Angkor Palace Resort and Spa.  This tropical resort, nestled deep within eleven hectares of beautiful landscape, offers the perfect location for visiting both the modern city of Siem Reap and the ancient temples of the Khmer empire.The Angkor Palace Resort is the perfect blend of Eastern style and Western comfort, combining both spirituality and creativity.  Guests can lounge by the pool with a tasty drink in hand or play tennis on one of the two tennis courts.  The Aspara Pavilion provides amply for those interested in cultural activities and dance, while the Kiannora Spa will soothe the spirit and pamper the body.  Of course, the body, as well as the spirit, requires nourishment, and the Angkor Palace does not fail in this regard.  The Soriya Restaurant, specializing in innovative Khmer cuisine, is the perfect place to unwind with wine and live music after a day hiking through the temples.  And the Sunset Café ensures that a tasty snack is available throughout the day.  The balance between the ancient and the modern is what defines the Angkor Palace Resort and Spa as a perfect base for exploring the mysterious world of Angkor Wat.

Angkor Century Resort & Spa, Siem Reap

After a long day spent building Angkor's enduring monuments, the wats' hardworking founders needed to know how to soothe and restore their bodies. As a result, techniques unique to Cambodia have been passed down through the generations – now provided for Siem Reap's visitors by the Angkor Century Resort & Spa. With the signature 'Elephant Massage,' a pair of therapists uses their hands to mimic the carefully weighted stride of the Khmers' favorite beast of burden. Less intense but equally reviving is the signature 'Silk Scrub,' in which threads of raw Khmer silk are heated with a scrub formula to create a deeply pleasant exfoliation experience.From its 190 serenely appointed guest rooms, visitors to the Angkor Century Resort & Spa can also choose to take a dip in the crystal clear, free-form pool or wander the resort's thriving gardens. The Grand View Coffeehouse boasts one of the best American-style and full breakfasts in the city, while the Asian Corner Restaurant assures Asian dining satisfaction. Testament to the four-star Angkor Century Resort & Spa's longstanding popularity, it has the most regular clientele among all the hotels in Siem Reap.

Sokha Angkor Hotel & Spa, Siem Reap / Sokha Beach Resort & Spa, Sihanoukville

Sokha Hotels & Resorts' two properties in Cambodia are an invitation to enjoy the finer things in life - be it for business, pleasure or your wedding day the Angkor and Sihanoukville resorts are sure to surprise and delight.The Sokha Angkor Hotel & Spa is located in the heart of Siem Reap, just a short stroll to the Old Market, an ideal place to find local handicrafts, and only 15 minutes to the temples of Angkor. The Sokha Angkor Hotel & Spa is the perfect blend of art deco and Khmer design, creating a haven of comfort and luxury. The rooms here exult in their colonial history with spacious hardwood floors. Sihanoukville is currently undergoing a renaissance, and the Sokha Beach Resort is at the forefront.  Many of the backpacker haunts are now being replaced by luxury resorts, and by far the nicest place to stay is the four-star Sokha.  It commands the best beach in the area and offers the full holiday works, including a spa, pool, fitness center, tennis, water sports and two restaurants, all set in lovely Khmer-styled buildings. Sokha Hotels & Resorts - luxury landmarks with unmatched service.

Rikitikitavi Hotel, Kampot

Located in a converted rice barn in the provincial Cambodian capital of Kampot, the European-owned Rikitikitavi is a real hidden gem. Offering a small and personal selection of rooms decorated in modern Asian style and equipped with modern amenities including air-conditioning, hot shower, comfortable spring mattress and even DVD players stocked with 100s of movies!Delicious meals are served in the beautifully designed terrace restaurant which overlooks Tek Chou River with stunning views of the Elephant Mountains in the background.

Shinta Mani, Siem Reap

A member of the Sanctuary Resorts group, a hotel organization dedicated to sustainable tourism, The Shinta Mani is both an intimate boutique hotel and institute of hospitality located in the center of Siem Reap. All 18 rooms are elegantly appointed and equipped with free wireless internet, and the property also boasts a library, art gallery and small outdoor pool. The hotel's award-winning 'Sanctuary Spa' features luxurious single and couple treatment rooms and restaurant offers elegant indoor dining and casual terrace dining and dishes up organic Khmer and Western cuisine.

La Résidence d'Angkor

Built as a tribute to the fascinating architecture of the Angkor era, La Résidence d'Angkor is a deluxe boutique hotel located on the shores of Siem Reap River, a stone throw away from the busy local markets and minutes away from one of the seven wonders of the world, Angkor Wat.All 55 rooms and suites are exquisitely appointed with Khmer flair and finished in wood, stone, silk and cotton. King or twin-bedded, each room has a large en-suite bathroom with free-form bath and shower, and all the amenities one could possibly imagine.  'The Dining Room', stylishly decorated, serves contemporary international and Khmer fine dining, prepared by a globally acclaimed team of chefs.  'The Lounge', overlooking the pool and with magnificent views over Siem Reap River, is quickly becoming 'the' place to be for hotel guests and the trendy elite of Siem Reap alike. The pool, set in tropical gardens, is lined with 45,000 handmade, individually glazed tiles, each reflecting a different shade of green, and has the same proportions as the artificial lakes within the temple complexes.

Day Inn Angkor Resort, Siem Reap

A full day tramping around the temple complexes at Angkor is a tiring but very rewarding experience, and at the end of the day it's a joy to return to a homely, welcoming host. The Day Inn Angkor has a wonderfully homely atmosphere and with just 60 rooms in a low-rise setup it's easy to relax and reflect on the glories of Angkor.The hotel's four main buildings are arranged around a large swimming pool and pleasant gardens, and all the rooms have a balcony facing the pool. The location of the hotel itself is an ideal compromise between convenience and peace and quiet – the charming old market and riverside are a short walk away from the Day Inn's quiet lane.While Day Inn is smaller than many of the new hotels in Siem Reap, the hotel offers a range of services for the most demanding traveller – traditional Khmer massage to ease tired muscles and great fusion food at the newly-opened L'Escale des Arts & des Sens restaurant, which also offers free wi-fi.