Area Attractions

Embark on a unique culinary adventure featuring the farm to fork journey of the Num Banh Chok, a Cambodian Rice Noodle dish. The educational tour begins with a visit to the countryside where guests can witness and try how the noodles are traditionally made by hand, followed by a trip to a local diner to see how the dish is served as the chef guide explains the ancient mythical beginning of this well-loved noodle. Last stop involves guest participation at a pottery class where the bowls are made and taken home as a souvenir. The tour ends with a delectable Num Banh Chok dish at The Dining Room.

Get to know this satisfyingly sweet treat with an educational tour that begins with a trip to the countryside. Amidst the lovely view of a Cambodian rice field as a backdrop, the chef guide will begin his story to introduce palm sugar as the villagers bring in the harvested goods. Guests are asked to participate with the harvest or extraction of palm juice, followed by an informative demonstration of how it is boiled and processed to further explain how palm sugar is made. The tour ends on a high note with an exquisite four-course sugar palm themed lunch or dinner menu at The Dining Room.

Discover the sweeter side of Cambodia with our honey-flavored six-course dinner. Each dish will highlight a taste of wild honey foraged from six different provinces and forests. This sweet feast includes a choice of two different honey-infused iced teas.

Enhance your evening with live Cambodian performances inspired by Apsara, the celestial dance, and Bokator, the Angkorian martial art. Executive Chef Pisith has created a set menu from inherited recipes exhibiting Siem Reap’s traditions to be enjoyed during the dinner. Available every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.

Taste the flavors of Cambodia with our eight-course set menu featuring local herbs and spices reflecting the natural palate of the Cambodian countryside paired with a locally-infused rice wine.

Asian Emporium is one of Asia’s largest chain of heritage, luxury, fine art, and lifestyle stores. Taking Southeast Asian art out of the closets of history and restoring it to its past glory.

The Night Market is located a few blocks away from the hotel and is awash with colorful scarves, silver, and woodwork made in Cambodia.

Located five minutes away from the hotel, the Old Market features trinkets hand-woven or -crafted by villagers.

T Galleria by DFS offers a unique duty free shopping experience amongst the widest variety of luxury brands.

Siem Reap's rising arts and culture precinct, Kandal village is home to a vibrant and eclectic new mix of cafes, galleries, baristas extraordinaire, artsy home-ware shops, spas, fashion stores and more.

Let the hot air balloon give your temple discovery a different height. This will give you a breathtaking view of the Angkor Temples.

Take your Angkor discovery to a different level. A helicopter ride will give you a remarkable view of the Angkor Temples from the top. This 14-minute flight will take your breath away.

Zoom away on a countryside tour atop a classy Vespa scooter and discover Siem Reap with the unique tours offered by Vespa Adventures, complete with your own driver.

Cambodia's first ever bird watching tour operator, Sam Veasna Center for Wildlife Conservation has been running custom birding tours in Cambodia since 2006.

Known across Asia for crafting specialized bike tours, Grasshopper takes their guests away from crowds and into a unique size of Angkor and Siem Reap.

One of our non-profit organization partners, Apopo is dedicated to eradicating mines in Cambodia and saving lives through their fleet of HeroRats. They have a visitor center where guests can go on an educational tour to discover the history of conflict in Cambodia, the impact of landmines on local communities, and the opportunity to meet and see the HeroRATs in action.

Home to some of the 200 plus ancient ruins built by the early Khmers between 900 and 1400 AD. Some of the prominent sites include Angkor Wat, acclaimed as one of the Wonders of the World, Bayon Temple within the Angkor Thom compound and Ta Phrom Temple. The whole area is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

This living Buddhist monastery used to be a royal palace during the reign of King Sisowath. Nowadays, Wat Damnak is home to the Center for Khmer Studies, an independent institution promoting a greater understanding of Khmer culture.

One of the area’s oldest temples, a nice contrast to the glittering new ones. The architecture of the ramshackle open-air hall next to the main building blends French-style arches and balustrades with Thai-influenced Buddhist details.

Though the lotus-themed architecture seems to emulate temples from across the border, the front gate integrates Bayon-style heads and a scene depicting Buddha seated under a tree, with crocodiles on one side and archers firing arrows on the other.

After receiving an artistic and technical education in interior design at the Ecole Boulle and in painting at the Fine Art School, both in Paris, Theam returned to Cambodia to perfect his mastery of Khmer crafts. His artworks may be seen within the hotel and in his gallery.

Siem Reap’s leading contemporary art gallery / café and bar that showcase an international collection of work alongside rotating guest exhibitions. It is home to acclaimed Siem Reap-based artist Christian Develter.

Tribe nurtures and supports local Khmer talent, established and emerging. It acts as a creative hub, hosting many events, exhibitions and workshops and has a Classic Cocktail bar where the works can be enjoyed in a relaxed informal atmosphere.

Batia Sarem is a contemporary art space in Siem Reap that feature works under the best possible exhibition and conservation conditions. They produce a catalogue for each exhibition, an essential element in order to keep track of the memory of the artists.

The mammoth 20,000 square-meter building was opened in November 2007 and is composed of eight separate galleries, all connected by a vaulted corridor with a series of fountains. It is home to preserved and well-presented Angkorian artifacts from 9th - 14th century.

This massive national park sits outside of Siem Reap and houses the most revered mountain of the Khmer people, mystical waterfalls with carvings from thousands of years ago, and one of the largest reclining Buddhas in Cambodia at eight meters long.

The course offers 21 different platform stations, four hanging sky bridges and a rappel descent. Whilst certainly an adrenaline pumping experience, it is a family-friendly activity that anybody can enjoy

The par 72, 7279 yard championship course has seashore paspallum grass for an exceptional playing surface and enjoyable round. Practice facilities include a 300 yards driving range, with target greens and practice putting green and chipping area.

An avenue for riveting contemporary and energetic theatrical performances in Siem Reap. Profits generated at the circus support free education, professional arts training, and social support programs of Phare Ponleau Selpak in Battambang.

Offers unforgettable quad biking experience in the Cambodian countryside, off road track, rice fields, forgotten temples and local communities, complete with professional guides. Caters to individuals, families, small groups and corporate events. All bikes are fully automatic.

Located just outside of Siem Reap, this unique establishment offers trail rides and cart rides for families and friends to enjoy. Set on ten hectares of beautiful Khmer countryside around a miniature lake.

The exhibit consists of a netted tropical garden with thousands of free-flying butterflies, all of which are native species to Cambodia. It provides residents and tourists with an interactive and visual environment to learn about butterflies and support local communities.

The first nature conservation center in Cambodia, it aims to contribute to the preservation of wildlife and biodiversity in the country.

Promoting a unique, fun and educational drinking experience. Have a sip of their organic rums, have a tour and learn the rum-making process, make your own beverage and bring the bottle back home.