“Spoiled Princess (loved it)”

We stayed in the older part of the hotel. It is beautiful, the staff are friendly and very helpful. When my partner got sick they managed to get a doctor there very quickly and arrange any medications required. They helped along the way with many small details. The breakfasts were excellent. Cocktails beside the pool were great. Plus they had an excellent in-house spa and massage centre. I have had cancer and find I need special attention for certain massage which they handled brilliantly and I know it can be difficult at times. They had a policy of taking in a number of trainees from orphanage and street places. They are paid, provided with accommodation, training and english lessons and in general given a unique opportunity in a land that has had little peace and much injury over our lifetimes. We had a great time and felt very very spoiled. I would recommend Raffles in Siam Reap as a great experience. Plus I must add that the hotel ambassador, Chris help ed us plan some seriously great food experiences. Including getting us bookings at Siem Reaps 'Tetsuya' (a top Australian Chef with a modern twist) style restaurant near Wat Danang. Brilliant experience.

“Grand by name & Grand in the we were looked after”

From the moment we arrived we were treated as if we were very special. The staff always remembered our names, even knew our room number and greeted us with our key & cold face cloth upon return to the hotel after we had been out and about. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful and proud of their hotel and the work they do. The breakfast is delicious and has a large range which should please most every nationality. The Champagne a lovely way of celebrating the day after our sunrise tours. ( We had breakfast when we got back after morning tour. More leisurely.)

“Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor was everything that I expected, good location, great service, AAA+++”

Raffles French colonial hotel have the best staff, each day we where welcomed back from visiting the Temples. Great buffet breakfast. Great pool and spa. Fascinating traditional dancers. And just a truly wonderful place

“Grand Hotel in Siem Reap”

There are many new hotels in Siem Reap and many more being built. I considered many of them before opting to stay here and I would never pick anywhere else. This is an outstanding hotel with all the old world charm you could want. I was almost embarassed to be treated this nice. Shouldn't this sevice be limited to presidents or popes or kings? No, at the Grand Hotel it is for everyone and I really believe it was genuine. They sure made you feel that way. One small example: I asked a bellboy (Vierk) about the new wing of the hotel built some years ago. He answered my question, but the next morning I found he had placed under my door a complete history of the hotel. If going to Siem Reap, save yourself the reaserch trouble and just book here!

“"Raffles is top for Angkor Wat"”

From the beginning of our stay at Raffles Grand Hotel D'Angkor we knew it was going to be a good experience. The staff were amazing making the suggestion and organizing an air-conditioned van to take our family of four complete with guide in order to make the most of our two days in Siem Reap. Dawn at Angkor Wat was a 'do not miss' experience. The sight seeing was truly amazing and the attraction of having a midday break of a few hours at this gorgeous hotel and pool was the perfect balance! The breakfast was varied with a huge array of local food, healthy smoothies and juices and the usual to cater for all tastes. All the staff were attentive and welcoming with cheerful smiles and greetings. We all felt it was one of the more outstanding hotel stays we have had!

“Sophisticated Vintage Hotel”

The history and culture of this hotel was evident as we arrived in the reception area on a very hot and humid evening. We were seated in a gracious piano lounge and were immediately served a refreshing cold drink while our check-in documents were put into order. Our room was ready immediately afterward, and reminded me of a well-appointed, early 20th century British hotel. The staff was courteous and eager to be of assistance. The food in the restaurants was excellent, and the atmosphere in the lounges was one where we could imagine Jackie Kennedy and Chalres deGaulle being comfortable. If we were to return to Siem Reap, this would be my first choice for a hotel.

“Character and serenity”

I can't write highly enough about this hotel. Out of all the places we stayed for two weeks in Vietnam and Cambodia, this was the hotel that felt instantly welcoming, comfortable qand luxurious. The old Art Deco character of the place has been lovingly restored (eg the wooden lift) and maintained. So much more impressive than a souless modern hotel. The staff are courteous and friendly. The pianist - Carlos (from the Phillipines) - will engage you in long conversations about classic films and flim noir between taking requests if you let him. The day spa was excellent (they were running some great specials when we were there) and the breakfast suptuous. The hotel's a little bit out of the action but a cheap 5 minute tuk tuk ride gets you to the markets and resturants around Pub Street. Just book and go.

“A wonderful old-elegance luxury hotel”

The hotel has all the charm of an old colonial luxury hotel, without the ugliness of colonialism. The place is restored to the last-minute standards, but with the character and atmosphere of the old days. The rooms are beautiful, service is impeccable, the pool is a wonderful retreat after the heat of Angkor Wat, the Asian restaurant has very good food. (Food and drinks at the pool are also fun -- and come without the usual long wait.) Visiting the temples of Angkor, while once-in-a-lifetime experience, is a very tiring business -- the heat, the dust, and the crowds can take their toll. To be able to come back for a long lunch break and a relaxing evening in the hotel, escaping the seediness of Siem Reap, is THE way to do it. It's not a young and hip place -- it's a civilized place.

“Superb stay in Siem Reap”

Not as glitzy as some of the new hotels in town, but lovely and comfortable with excellent service. The large swimming pool is surrounded by wonderful plantings, making you feel you are in a peaceful, tropical garden.

“Raffles: wonderful trip back in time”

We had a wonderful time at the raffles, the service was impeccable and the rooms were well appointed and spacious. The pool was terrific. 5 star colonial hotel at it's best. Not to mention what an amazing experience Angkor and the surrounding area is.