The hotel was built in 1926 by the French. And restored after the Pol Pot regime was kicked out by the Vietnamese. It retains all the old colonial charm. The rooms are large with very high ceilings. The bars and other rooms are impressive with antique cabinets spread throughout the hallways and rooms. Fabulous place.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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For over eighty years, the Raffles Hotel Le Royal has been the choice of royalty, dignitaries and celebrities travelling through the capital of modern Cambodia, Phnom Penh. Graced through the years by legends such as former U.S First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and French adventurer André Malraux, this landmark Phnom Penh hotel sets the benchmark for refined enchantment in Cambodia. Ideally situated at the heart of the city, this leading Phnom Penh luxury hotel offers easy access to the prime shopping attractions in the city, such as the Central Market and Russian Market. It also makes an ideal base for sight-seeing tours of Wat Phnom, the resplendent Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, the National Artefacts Museum, and dazzling sunset boat cruises along the Mekong River. The epitome of sophistication, this luxurious hotel’s French colonial elegance is complemented by modern comforts and a leisurely ambience. Enjoy some of the finest in French and Cambodian delicacies in Restaurant Le Royal and the signature Femme Fatale champagne cocktail of the Elephant Bar, the centre of the city’s social scene.
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- Also Known As:
- Raffles Hotel Phnom Penh