Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, Siem Reap

The two Villa Suites have stylish decor and are ideal for residents who prefer more space and privacy. Villa Uma and Villa Kama are located in the hotel's inner gardens and offer an uninterrupted view of the swimming pool. Each villa has one master bedroom with a king-sized four-poster bed, one bedroom with two twin beds and a spacious living room and dining area. All three rooms are beautifully decorated with original Angkorian artifacts, antique furniture, Persian-style carpets and wooden floors. The two en suite bathrooms have an original claw-footed bathtub and separate shower unit. A third bathroom is available in the living area. Furnished in comfort and luxury, each villa has full pantry facilities and a private wine cellar. Room size: 318 sq m.

Located in the new wing of the hotel, the Cabana Rooms feature a terrace with direct access to the pool. The rooms are furnished for the comfort of the resident and feature a contemporary design. The private terrace provides a perfect place to sit back and enjoy a poolside snack after a day of visiting the temples. Room size: 36 sq m.

Landmark Rooms, located in the Main Building, are furnished with a luxurious blend of Cambodian and art-deco themes. Decorated with memorabilia and artifacts reminiscent of the Golden Age of Travel, the Angkorian ambience is completed with wooden floors, marble bathrooms and crafted four-poster beds. Rooms are available that look out onto the pool or onto the Royal Crusade for Independence Gardens - the hotel's 60,000 square meters of lush, landscaped French gardens. Room size: 36 sq m.

Four specially created Personality Suites take their direction from people who have been closely associated with Angkor. Prized memorabilia and original artifacts, the results of extensive research, are only some of the well-loved items in the Personality Suites. The suites are named after such well-known luminaries as Henri Mouhot, John Thomson, Louis Delaporte, and Henri Marchal. The four suites look out onto the pool that is modeled after Angkorian royal bathing ponds. The suites also come with an original claw-footed bathtub, a private balcony, and are all fitted with a king-sized bed. Room size: 48 sq m.

The State rooms are located in the new wing of the hotel and provide a comfortable balance of modernity and classical elegance. They are available with a choice of pool view or a view of the lush green expanse adjacent to the hotel. Room size: 32 sq m.

These suites were created for longer-staying guests who prefer a more residential feel. They are currently fitted with ergonomically designed workstations, full pantry facilities, and stereo systems. Both king-sized bed and twin-bedded suites are available. Room size: 48 sq m.

This international restaurant with a Mediterranean atmosphere offers you the possibility of sampling Asian and Continental dishes. You can choose from a sumptuous buffet selection or make your choice from the extensive a la carte menu. For the more intrepid, knapsacks luncheons and picnic baskets are available from the cafe deli. The Cafe d'Angkor opening hours are: breakfast from 6-10am, lunch from noon-2.30pm, dinner from 6-10pm.

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The colonial atmosphere of the Conservatory will give you the feeling Somerset Maugham must have had looking out over the pool and gardens, whilst ordering a cocktail from the celebrity bar. Opening hours from 7am-11pm.

Explore the exotic tastes of fine Khmer cuisine at Restaurant Le Grand. In an idyllic atmosphere you will be able to enjoy the delights of original Cambodian dishes. Candle light and a superb selection of wines available will make for a memorable night. Should you fancy Western cuisine, Restaurant Le Grand also offers a selection of Western dishes. Opening hours are 6.30-10.30pm.

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