Refurbishment takes Grand Hotel d’Angkor villa suites to a new ultimate level in five-star comfort and luxury.
SIEM REAP- The significant refurbishment and upgrading of the two enormous private villas in Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor’s lush tropical gardens has created the most distinctive, impressive and private accommodation in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Named Villa Uma and Villa Kama, the spacious two-bedroom villas offer discerning guests stylish accommodation which includes a large drawing room and dining area, butler’s kitchen, wine cellar and private terraces with sundeck chairs, day beds and private access to the largest swimming pool in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
All three rooms are beautifully decorated with original Angkorian artefacts, antique furniture, Persian-style carpets and wooden floors. Perfect for both leisure and business, the villas are ideal for a luxurious Cambodian holiday with the whole family, small high-level meetings, or accommodation for senior management.
Additional villa services include a complimentary Apple Macbook for use during stay with complimentary high speed internet, fully stocked Resident Bar and pantry, espresso machine, flat screen television with satellite channels, DVD player, BOSE surround sound system with an iPod music collection, Playstation, an all-embracing in-villa library and the legendary 24-hour Raffles Butlers service.
Villa guests also enjoy complimentary airport transfers, express check in and out, cold towels and mocktails upon arrival, welcome fruit basket and a bottle of Champagne, daily Champagne breakfast, daily one-hour massage treatments per couple and one complimentary Khmer cooking class with a private chef, held in the kitchen of the Villa.
One of Asia’s great classic hotels, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor originally opened in 1932 and, along with sister hotel Raffles Hotel Le Royal in Phnom Penh, are the only two luxury hotels in Cambodia which pre-date the civil war and Khmer Rouge era.
Luc Citrinot a French national is a freelance journalist and consultant in tourism and air transport with over 20 years experience. Based in Paris and Bangkok, he works for various travel and air transport trade publications in Europe and Asia.
