Park Hyatt Siem Reap

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"An Art Deco and Khmer-influenced hotel offering cultural guest experiences close to Angkor Wat."

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"A richly appointed, Bill Bensley–designed luxury property on the route to Angkor Wat, praised for authentic hospitality, consistent service, friendly staff, excellent food, and two inviting swimming pools." - Paul Brady Paul Brady Paul Brady is the news director at Travel + Leisure and the brand's expert on cruise travel. He has been covering the travel industry for more than 15 years for outlets including Condé Nast Traveler, Skift, and The Huffington Post. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

Park Hyatt Siem Reap

"The Park Hyatt Siem Reap's revamped Khmer meets Art Deco renovation feels completely right, especially the sunlit public Living Room lounge, which has rose-hued velvet love seats and towering book-filled shelves inset with striking locally hand-loomed textiles. The 108 guest rooms are equally colorful and sunny, and the marble bathrooms have excellent water pressure—a nice, and necessary, amenity in always hot-and-steamy Siem Reap. (Just make sure you avoid the Park King rooms—Nos. 213, 313, and 311—that face the mood-killing Colonel Sanders billboard across the street.) And then there’s the food. The city has some outstanding restaurants, but don’t feel guilty about starting your culinary tour at the hotel’s Dining Room, which serves authentic Khmer dishes like pork with ginger, palm sugar, and spring onions, along with sophisticated fusion creations like quail consommé with morel-tamarind dumplings (shown below). Snag one of the elevated banquettes, which are the best seats in the house. –Cynthia Rosenfeld"

"Judy Perl, Judy Perl Worldwide Travel “I highly recommend the classic Khmer cuisine at the Park Hyatt Siem Reap’s stylish restaurant, The Dining Room . The seafood amok, with curry paste and coconut milk, served over organic brown rice, was the best authentic Khmer dish I ate in Cambodia—or anywhere!” By AFAR Travel Advisory Council"