1 Vithei Charles de Gaulle, Khum Svay Dang Kum, Siem Reap, Cambodia
First welcoming world travelers in 1932, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor is Cambodia's premier historic grande dame, set across 15 acres of manicured French royal gardens in Siem Reap. Built by French architect Ernest Hébrard to host archaeologists and royalty exploring the wonders of Angkor Wat, this legendary property preserves its authentic colonial majesty with its restored timber birdcage elevator, checkerboard corridors, and 24-hour Raffles butler service.
The hotel features 119 rooms, suites, and private villas adorned with vintage ceiling fans, clawfoot bathtubs, and curated Khmer antiques. Guests can swim in Cambodia’s most famous historic swimming pool—designed in homage to the royal bathing pools of Angkor—sip the signature Femme Fatale cocktail at the legendary Elephant Bar where Jacqueline Kennedy and Charlie Chaplin once gathered, savor Royal Khmer fine dining at Restaurant 1932, and indulge in daily champagne breakfasts at Café d'Angkor.
From authentic 1932 Landmark Rooms with antique clawfoot bathtubs to Personality Suites honoring Charlie Chaplin and Somerset Maugham, and ultra-private garden villas.
Colonial Classic
Measuring 388 square feet (36 sqm), appointed with dark Cambodian hardwood floors, high ceilings, custom French colonial furnishings, and an Italian marble bathroom with rain shower and clawfoot tub.
Original 1932 Wing
Spanning 430 square feet (40 sqm) within the original 1932 Heritage Building, featuring vintage ceiling fans, antique telephone, period artwork, and high French louvered windows.
Historic Suite
Offering 516 square feet (48 sqm) honoring legends such as Charlie Chaplin, Somerset Maugham, and Jackie Kennedy, with curated memorabilia, original brass fittings, and private balcony.
Living Salon Suite
Measuring 645 square feet (60 sqm), decorated with antique wood carvings, rich silk draperies, separate living salon with plush sofa, walk-in dressing room, and clawfoot bathtub.
Dual Balconies
Spanning 861 square feet (80 sqm) with an elegant living and dining room, private butler pantry, dual balconies overlooking the royal gardens, and a lavish master bedroom.
Private Royal Villa
Encompassing 3,423 square feet (318 sqm) set within secluded walled gardens, featuring two master suites, expansive dining pavilion, private pantry, and 24-hour dedicated Raffles butler.
From centuries-old Royal Khmer cuisine at Restaurant 1932 to the celebrated Femme Fatale at the Elephant Bar and Champagne breakfasts at Café d'Angkor.
The hotel’s flagship fine-dining restaurant, presenting centuries-old Royal Khmer recipes passed down from the royal palace, enhanced with contemporary French culinary precision and an award-winning wine cellar.
The venue for the celebrated daily Raffles Champagne Breakfast, offering oven-fresh croissants, Asian noodle soups, tropical fruits, and light brasserie lunches in a sun-dappled colonial dining room.
A legendary Southeast Asian landmark dating back to 1932, famous for its signature Femme Fatale cocktail created for Jacqueline Kennedy during her 1967 visit, paired with an unrivaled selection of single malts.
A languid, light-filled salon overlooking the historic pool and gardens, famous for the traditional Raffles Afternoon Tea service, artisanal pastries, and live classical piano melodies.
Enjoy exclusive Signature Travel Network inclusions: daily champagne breakfast for two, $100 resort credit, heritage tour, room upgrade priority, and dedicated concierge planning.
Essential details for planning your stay at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor with Vincent Vacations VIP amenities.
When booking through Vincent Vacations, guests receive complimentary daily Champagne breakfast for two at Café d’Angkor, a USD $100 property credit per room per stay, an invitation to a private 30-minute Hotel Heritage Tour, priority room upgrade upon arrival, and flexible early check-in and late check-out privileges.
Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor originally opened in 1932. It was designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard as the Grand Hotel d’Angkor to host travelers and archaeologists exploring the rediscovery of the temples of Angkor.
The hotel’s iconic 35-meter swimming pool is Cambodia’s most famous historic pool. Its design was directly inspired by the royal bathing pools of Angkor Thom and Srah Srang, surrounded by colonnaded walkways and royal gardens.
The Femme Fatale was created by the hotel's bartenders in 1967 in honor of former US First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy during her historic visit to Cambodia. The cocktail combines champagne, crème fraise, and cognac, and remains the signature libation at the Elephant Bar.
Yes, the legendary Raffles Butler Service is available to all guests, providing 24-hour attentive, discreet assistance with packing and unpacking, drawing scented baths, organizing private temple tours, and restaurant reservations.