The focal point of the Park Hyatt Siem Reap is the central courtyard swimming pool and water garden, a stunning and sedate public space. The hotel’s 107 rooms ring the courtyard, and the pricier suites have garden terraces of their own, some including outdoor baths.
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Park Hyatt Siem Reap: A Luxury Oasis in the Heart of the City
Step into Park Hyatt Siem Reap, where award-winning designer Bill Bensley has masterfully reimagined this iconic hotel, blending Khmer architecture with art-deco sophistication. Originally the Hotel De La Paix, a heritage landmark since 1957, the hotel draws inspiration from Cambodian art and the rich history of the Angkor Wat ruins.
An Immersive Khmer Experience
Discover the rituals and traditions of the ancient Khmer civilization with authentic experiences at Park Hyatt. From exquisite dining and curated culinary tours to the marvels of Angkor Wat, every moment is infused with cultural significance. Rejuvenate with traditional spa therapies and participate in charitable initiatives that give back to the local community.
A Perfect Gateway to Angkor
Centrally located, Park Hyatt Siem Reap offers the ideal base to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Angkor and immerse yourself in modern Khmer culture at nearby Pub Street and the vibrant night bazaars.
Elegant Accommodations
The hotel features 104 luxurious rooms, including 13 elegant suites designed with private gardens or plunge pools. Spacious and residential, each room is equipped with modern amenities, providing the ultimate comfort in an ancient land.
A Tranquil Poolside Retreat
The ground-floor lap pool is shaded by parasols and cabanas, while the first-floor free-form pool offers a lagoon-like oasis surrounded by lush greenery and soothing green tiles.
Exceptional Dining
Savor the finest flavors at the hotel's renowned restaurant, serving a fusion of French au Provençal and Cambodian dishes. With a focus on sustainable seafood, organic farming, and local producers, it’s a dining experience that supports both tradition and sustainability.