La Résidence d'Angkor, A Belmond Hotel, Siem Reap
A traditionally inspired city retreat
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Editor's Note: The hotel is temporarily closed until October 2023.
Located on a quiet stretch of riverside directly opposite the
French Quarter, you’ll find La Résidence d'Angkor, A Belmond Hotel, Siem Reap, one of the first
luxury hotels in Siem
Reap. This urban oasis pays tribute to traditional Angkor architecture with
peaked hard-wood accommodations, pockmarked stone blocks, shuttered windows and
open-air dining options that embrace the outdoors.
The upstairs Martini Bar exemplifies this rich history-meets-modern-luxury
approach with its tropical lounge furniture cooled by ceiling fans high in the
rafters, a menu of martinis with names like Green Mekong and a backdrop of
modern art by celebrated Siem Reap-based Belgian artist Christian Develter.
Elsewhere, the backdrop is lush jungle foliage that intrudes
on every corner of the property, including around the main swimming pool, which
at times feels like a forgotten pond hidden within ancient ruins. Close by,
there are two restaurants to keep you fueled: the all-day dining at Ember,
which becomes a candle-lit retreat once night falls, and the memorable Khmer
cuisine of Circle.
Getting There
River Road, Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia
TEL800-237-1236
TEL855-63-963-390