The hype
Reviewers universally praise the staff's warmth and the stunning design, calling it a 'home away from home' in a hectic city.
Park Hyatt Siem Reap
$200-400/ nat
Bestil hvis You want a Bill Bensley-designed Art Deco sanctuary that feels like a fortress of calm in the middle of Siem Reap's chaos.
Hvorfor folk elsker det
- Stunning Bill Bensley architecture that blends Art Deco with Khmer heritage
- The central courtyard with its ancient banyan tree and swing tables
- Two distinct pools: a saltwater lap pool and a free-form lagoon pool
Hurtig oversigt: It’s a gorgeous 'urban oasis' that is starting to show its age in the details, with food prices that will make you want to eat on the street instead.
Anmeldt af @comeflywithlove: I was blown away by the attention to detail here. The bathroom is a masterpiece with Le Labo products and a soaking tub that actually fits you. Plus, the Nespresso setup and Khmer art make it feel like a home, not just a hotel. Perfect base for Angkor Wat.
Gæst der boede her sagde
Reality check
Long-time fans note the property is 'aging gracefully' but definitely aging—expect some scuffed furniture, older TVs, and pool tiles needing a refresh.
- You appreciate high-concept design and architecture (Bill Bensley fans)
- You want to be walking distance to the Night Market but sleep in total luxury
- You love a good hotel breakfast—the mix of buffet and a la carte is top-tier
Renhed & Vedligeholdelse
8.8
- Housekeeping: Generally excellent and twice-daily, though some recent reports mention missed spots or late service.
- Bathroom hygiene: High standard, marble is well-maintained, though grout in older showers can show slight discoloration.
- Maintenance: The property is aging; expect some scuffed wood floors, older TV units, and pool tiles that aren't 100% pristine.
- Linens & towels: Plush, high-quality, and replaced generously.
- Odors & scents: Lobby smells of fresh lemongrass; some older rooms can have a faint musty smell due to humidity.
Sleepability™
7MODERAT
0-4HØJT
4-7.5MODERAT
7.5-10STILLE
- Traffic on Sivutha Boulevard
- Thin walls between connecting rooms
- Tuk-tuks and late-night revelers
Før du booker
Godt at vide
- The hotel hosts a free Apsara dance performance in the courtyard on Mon/Thu/Sat evenings.
- Tuk-tuks arranged by the hotel are reliable but cost 2-3x more than grabbing one on the street (use Grab app for fair prices).
- The 'Glasshouse' deli has great AC and pastries but charges US prices.
Hvad skal du pakke
- US dollars (crisp, new bills only) as they are the de facto currency
- Earplugs if you end up in a street-facing room
- Modest clothing (shoulders/knees covered) for temple visits
Værelses-genie
Bedste valg
- Park Suites (King) for the separate living area and courtyard views
- Rooftop Garden Suites for maximum privacy and private sunbathing space
- Pool Suites on the ground floor if you want direct water access (but beware of privacy issues from neighbors)
Værelser at undgå
- 1st-floor rooms facing Sivutha Boulevard (noise)
- Connecting rooms if you are sensitive to noise from neighbors
Værelses-anmodnings-genie – kopier og indsæt
“I am a light sleeper and would love a room facing the inner courtyard or banyan tree, strictly away from Sivutha Boulevard. If available, a room on the top floor would be preferred to minimize overhead noise.”
Ofte stillede spørgsmål og skjulte tips
Alt hvad du gerne vil vide før du booker.
Is it close to Angkor Wat?
Yes, it's about a 15-20 minute tuk-tuk ride to the main temple complex.
Is the pool heated?
No, and the ground floor saltwater pool is very shaded, making it quite chilly in the cool season (Dec-Jan).
Can I walk to Pub Street?
Yes, it is a very easy 5-7 minute walk, close enough to access but far enough (mostly) to escape the noise.
Does the hotel offer airport transfers?
Yes, but they charge ~$50 USD. A Grab or local taxi will cost you a fraction of that ($10-15).
Is breakfast included?
Depends on your rate, but it is highly recommended—an excellent mix of Western buffet and made-to-order Khmer dishes.
Are there mosquitoes?
Yes, it is Cambodia. The hotel fogs regularly, but bring repellent for the outdoor dining areas.
Insidertips
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Join the complimentary cultural workshops (lotus folding, basket weaving) often held in the lobby—ask the concierge for the schedule.
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Happy Hour at The Living Room (usually 5-7 PM) offers 2-for-1 cocktails, making the prices much more palatable.
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The 'Le Petit Chef' 3D dining experience is available here if you want a quirky, tech-heavy meal, though it's not traditional.
5 ting du bør vide før du tager af sted
💡The 'swing tables' in the courtyard are fun for photos but terrible for actually eating a full meal comfortably.
💡The ground floor 'Pool Suites' have private plunge pools, but they are right next to the main walkway, so privacy is limited.
💡The hotel was formerly the Hotel de la Paix and retains some of that old-school colonial fortress vibe.
💡You can hear the Apsara dance music from your room if you face the courtyard—great if you like it, annoying if you're napping at 7 PM.
💡The 'Glasshouse' patisserie discounts pastries by 50% after 6 PM (verify current timing).
Lokal Playbook
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