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Cambodia Hotels and Resorts
Few countries in the world offer the kind of fascinating intrigue that Cambodia does. And as the country quietly emerges as an international tourist destination, the number and quality of hotels is increasing rapidly. Rural home stays, stilted beach side bungalows, and small boutique hotels offer a nice change from the traditional hotels which dominate the accommodation scene.
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In Siem Reap, the FCC Angkor Hotel stands out as a boutique hotel of timeless charm. Set in an Art Deco-style building, the chic white architecture is elegantly interspersed with swaying trees and landscaped gardens. The property enjoys a stellar location by the banks of the Siem Reap River, and is just minutes to the legendary Angkor Wat and downtown attractions.
With modern design and signature Khmer hospitality, Royal Bay Inn Angkor Resort is a refreshingly chic property in the burgeoning Siem Reap accommodation scene. The quiet gardens, expansive terraces and colonial façade of the hotel contrast with the bold, vibrant interiors resulting in a stylish yet unpretentious hotel in the heart of Siem Reap.
Spacious and refined, Khmera Angkor Hotel sets the tone for a comfortable stay in Siem Reap. This 130-room property is nestled amid a garden tucked back from the traffic of Siem Reap’s main road, resulting in a quiet haven just moments from the town center.
Knai Bang Chatt is a sparkling gem on Kep’s resort scene. Its name, referring to the rainbow halo encircling the sun in Buddhist culture, promises a restful stay enshrouded by divine protection. Nestled between the lush Bokor Mountain and Gulf of Thailand, this lifestyle resort offers a unique blend of serene charm and intimate exclusivity.
One of the capital’s first hotels, Hotel Cambodiana Phnom Penh continues to live up to its established reputation by offering clean, modern rooms in the center of Phnom Penh. With spectacular views over the Tonle River and ample onsite facilities, the 284-room hotel is a reliable choice for business and leisure travelers.
The first boutique property in Kampong Thom, Sambor Village hotel is also the best accommodation option in this province. Nestled by the banks of the Stung Seng River, the property offers a touch of class and elegance in a riverside setting. Guests can look forward to enjoy a slice of the rustic Cambodian life in this provincial town dominated by green fields, water buffaloes and tall palm trees.
Set in an old restored building next to the iconic Wat Ounalom, the Amanjaya Pancam Hotel in Phnom Penh boasts a stunning location overlooking the Tonle Sap River. The boutique property presents an intimate and chic atmosphere with its harmonious blend of contemporary and Khmer designs. The 21 spacious and stylish suites are elegantly furnished with wooden floors, rosewood furniture and Cambodian textiles.
Nestling on a quiet, private street, The Kabiki hotel is a lush oasis in the heart of Phnom Penh. This boutique hotel is just steps away from the Royal Palace and the city’s other key attractions lie a short stroll or tuk-tuk ride away. However, The Kabiki does not only offers convenience but also peace, serenity and relaxation.
Created by internationally acclaimed designer Bill Bensley, the five-star boutique Hotel de la Paix offers guests outstanding levels of luxury and world-class dining and spa facilities.
Set in a lush garden enclosure, Amansara glows with the nuances of its sixties conception; commissioned by Norodum Sihanouk in 1962, it is, today, a peaceful contemporary and warm sanctuary just minutes to Angkor Wat Complex.
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