Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor

The service is good. The guy at the pool is very nice. But some facilities are a bit old and still have limitations.

設施：非常贊，好 衞生：好 環境：好

A very satisfying accommodation experience. The Khmer dinner at the 1932 restaurant on the first floor of the hotel was amazing. The adjacent bar, Elephant Bar, serves a variety of legendary cocktails including the Singapore Sling. The swimming pool view is very beautiful.

This is a historic hotel. The rooms are small but exquisite. The outdoor garden and swimming pool are beautiful and well-kept. The buffet restaurant offers a semi-buffet breakfast with rich food. The hotel's 1932 restaurant is worth a try. In addition to the à la carte dishes, the 5 sets of meals are prepared according to the hotel's 5 iconic eras. They are very distinctive. The overall feeling is that the hotel has a strong cultural history. The waiters in each area are well-trained, warm and thoughtful, and the atmosphere of being at home is very strong.

The service is good, but the infrastructure is not up to par. The shower room is super small and it is difficult to turn around.

Unfortunately, you won't have a choice when you come to stay at the best hotel in town. I'll start with the pros: + The guys who open the doors, greet you upon arrival and close the doors to the old elevator are the best employees in the hotel. + The most beautiful lobby-living room in my life. Such an old-money flair, furniture and decor in the Ralph Lauren style, fresh flowers, very stylish. + In the evenings a pianist plays the piano. I couldn’t refuse him tea after he performed Moscow Evenings and A Million Scarlet Roses. + Great location, but nothing to do outside. At best, go to a restaurant. Minuses: - The hotel is old (it’s over 100 years old), the rooms are antique-style, but they’ve really aged, everything looks tired. “I haven’t seen worse breakfasts in a long time.” Mangoes in Perekrestok are 3 times softer and 5 times tastier. Although they said that this is their national fruit. - To get coffee, you need to ask 2-3 times. Checked for 2 breakfasts in a row. - Shampoo, shower gel and body lotion in large bottles, not small disposable ones. They make excuses that they are a plastic-free hotel, but you and I know that disposable aluminum bottles were invented a long time ago. So they just save money. - You don’t even have to go to the pool. They don't clean up after guests, and the waiters carry cola for about 10 minutes. - The manager (French) never came to ask how we were relaxing. And I had something to tell him. - Prices in the bar are exorbitant. A Singapore sling costs 18 bucks, but it gets ruined when they put natural noodles in instead of a tube. They fight against plastic, but I suffer. Although we all know that metal straws can be given. By the way, it’s impossible to drink the water - they filter it and pour it into reusable glass bottles. Advice. If you are traveling for the first time and the hotel price is below $250, then take it - it will be fine. If it's more, it's not worth it.

A very good experience. The hotel facilities are very new and clean, and it has a historical and cultural heritage. The bar and restaurant in the hotel are all places where celebrities and celebrities have visited. The service is very good, there are welcome gifts, and every staff member you meet will take the initiative to say hello. The breakfast is also very rich and different every day. The location is very convenient, and there is a museum next door.

Raffles brand hotel, the surrounding attractions are within walking distance. First-class service, the lobby layout is high-end low-key luxury, and the room is equipped with high-end. Breakfast food meets global tastes.

Very good experience, the hotel is worth staying in Angkor, and it can be said to be part of the local history. I like the old elevator and the overall French style of the hotel. The breakfast is great and the service staff are very nice.