Name: Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Address: Sivutha Boulevard, Cambodia, 17252, Cambodia

Park Hyatt Siem Reap

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Park Hyatt Siem Reap

Siem Reap, Cambodia

About the hotel

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Style

Cosmopolitan

Rooms

104

"Designed to evoke Khmer opulence, the Park Hyatt is a lavish getaway with gorgeous suites and a serene spa – all in the very heart of Siem Reap."

Like the vast temple complexes of Angkor itself, the Park Hyatt Siem Reap rises with bold grandiosity in the heart of town. Taking architectural cues from the Khmer masterpieces you're invariably in the region to see, this is a magnificently lavish base to return to after a long day of temple-running.

Everything about this hotel is designed to evoke Khmer opulence, from the obvious in the exterior and the artwork, to the subtle in the door frames and the cleverly interlinked pools in courtyards so characteristic of the temples. It would be hubristic to say the hotel truly captures the magnificence of the ancient empire, but the Park Hyatt Siem Reap makes a considerable effort.

The 104 rooms and suites are spacious and furnished in wonderfully contrasting dark woods and crisp white linens. Walls have playful splashes of colour and dramatic Khmer inspired artwork to brighten the proceedings. The thirteen suites are particularly gorgeous, with the addition of private gardens and plunge pools, something that is indeed luxurious in a hotel within the centre of a bustling town.

The hotel’s main restaurant, The Dining Room, serves a delicious array of Cambodian classics and French specialities in a setting that elegantly blends colonial elegance and modern grooves. The Living Room’s bar and lounge are plush locales with an intimate atmosphere for drinks, while those with a sweet tooth will be in heaven at the French-style Glasshouse Deli and Patisserie. Being in the heart of Siem Reap and minutes from the Old Market district means that you're well-poised to explore the town's surprisingly competitive dining scene. The hotel also offers a variety of culinary tours, both on-site and through the region.

The serenely furnished spa (widely continued among the best in Siem Reap) offers traditional Cambodian treatments, two lovely interconnected pools and a well-equipped fitness centre, which remains open 24 hours a day. But, of course, the main attraction is access to the temples of Angkor, and the hotel offers tours of these breathtaking sites. For absolutely unforgettable experiences, take to the sky by hot air balloon or helicopter, both of which can be arranged through the concierge. Beyond the temples, there are other cultural experiences available such as private Buddhist ceremonies with Theravada monks or personal encounters with survivors of Pol Pot's brutal regime.

The Park Hyatt Siem Reap is open to families with babysitting services and a kids’ pool on-site.