I cannot think of a criticism. Romantic and reeking of history. Beautifully restored to its past glory. If one is visiting specifically to view Angkor, I recommend 3 nights at Raffles and 3 half day visits to the temples being the perfect compromise of history, culture, indulgence and romance, but without leaving you physically and mentally wrecked. Cultural overindulgence can... more

This was my first trip to Siem Reap and being familiar with the Raffles brand, I had high expectations from the hotel and staff. Needless to say, I was not disappointed. From the moment we pulled up, we were greeted with smiles, warm greetings by name, a cold towel as well as a cold drink while checking in, and always... more

First, you must want to go to Angor Wat (Siem Reap - the town) is 3rd world. Yes, lots and lots of 2,3,4, and 5-star hotels for the many who travel here for the magnificent temples. But beware: arriving in Cambodia takes a bit of fortitude, and the heat, poverty, and crowded Asian tour buses can make you crazy! Enter... more

This hotel has excellent service, food, and pool. For someone who likes the classic look, this is perfect for you. I prefer more contemporary and hip, and would stay in Hotel de la Paix next time. more

We should stay for 2 nights it was so a beautifull and relaxing place that we stayed for 6 nights and we sure sure will go back to be spoiled to enjoy the beautiful pool and the the spa ,the good food and to see all the smiles from the staff. Winifred and Eloy van Paridon Australia more

For our three days stay in Siem Reap I checked out all 4&5 * hotels on the internet and Tripadvisor site. Based on the reviews, location and because of the fact that we prefer the old charm over minimalistic and modern properties in places steeped in history like Siem Reap, we decided to book the Raffles Grand Hotel. Via the... more

What more do you want. Actually there was plenty more. We arrived SAturday nigth and were greeted by the staff with excellent care. The building is very old but really well maintained like the Greenbriar or some fine European hotels. The is an old elevator with the wire screen cage and operator. Rooms were large with very tall ceilings, hardwood... more

I went to Siem Reap with my 62 year old parents. I booked Raffles using AMEX Platinum Fine Hotels Program and therefore was given (1) guaranteed late checkout at 0400pm (2) free buffet breakfast (3) free room upgrade and (4) one free dinner per room, up to 2 people per room. My parents and I had joining rooms which overlooked... more

When you check in everyone learns your name; then, each time you walk in the door they greet you by name and inquire about your day. Each afternoon we were presented with a gift - a coffee table book of photos, a souvenir dancing woman bell, local spices in a basket. I have never stayed at such a friendly accomodating... more