| Laos - Myanmar - Cambodia | ||
| Siem Reap | ||
Since the election of a democratic government in 1993, Cambodia has welcomed tourists with open arms. In the last few years, the country has opened up with the coming of peace and it is now possible to visit many more attractions than in the past. Siem Reap has colonial and Chinese-style architecture in the Old French Quarter, and around the Old Market. In town, there are Apsara dance performances, craft shops, silk farms, rice-paddy countryside, fishing villages and a bird sanctuary near the Tonle Sap Lake. It is perhaps best known for it's proximity to Angkor Wat. Siem Reap today, being a popular tourist destination, has a large number of hotels and restaurants. Most smaller establishments are concentrated around the Old Market area, while more expensive hotels are located between Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport and the town along National Road 6. There are a variety of mid-range hotels and restaurants along Sivatha, and budget to mid-range hotels in the Phsar Leu area. |
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| Accommodation - Siem Reap | ||
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Grand Hotel D'Angkor The venerable Grand has been welcoming guests to Angkor since 1932, and has long been known as the best place to stay in Siem Reap. This is pure class. |  |
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Amansara Formerly the guest villa of King Sihanouk, now refurbished as an intimate 12-suite resort. This private garden compound offers a home for travellers seeking to explore the culture and history of Cambodia. | |
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Le Residence D'Angkor This elegant hotel is a charming place to stay, the stylish rooms offering the best bathtubs in town and each set around a central swimming pool. Memorable indeed. | |
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Angkor Village Resort Built in true khmer tradition, the wooden houses nestled among tropical ponds and gardens, secluded from the hustle of the town, offer peace and serenity. | |
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Victoria Angkor Within the Hotel Victoria Angkor, discover the comfort, elegance and refinement of the French Art de Vivre. The building's graceful colonial architecture of the 1930's provides a sense of peaceful tranquility. | |
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Le Meridien Angkor Le Meridien Angkor combines the intricate designs and magnificence of Khmer-themed architecture with all of the luxury and comfort of modern amenities in a resort-like atmosphere. |  |
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Angkor Discovery Inn The traditional wooden rooms are attractively decorated with custom crafted furnishings. Each room has a private balcony surrounded by a garden, and feature modern facilities. | |
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Princess Angkor Hotel The Princess Angkor opened its doors in early 2002, it boasts carefully decorated rooms, finished in local woods and a large swimming pool. | |
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Hanumanalaya House Our very own guesthouse in Siem Reap brings accommodation with a personal touch, and the feel of being at home in our traditional wooden house. | |
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Borann Hotel Borann means 'traditional' and the rooms are set in traditional houses around a small swimming pool. A charming place with an intimate atmopshere. | |
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Auberge Mont Royal This hotel brings a touch of comfort and class to the standard selection, offering carefully decorated rooms in a quiet location that is not far from the town centre. | |
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Le Villa Loti Also known as the Coconut House, this charming wooden villa is beautifully furnished in local materials. Rooms include large suites. | |
