About this hotel
General information
Park Hyatt Siem Reap is a town-centre hotel where Khmer motifs meet Art Deco polish. Its heart is a quiet courtyard shaded by an old banyan tree: breakfast is served there each morning alongside local craft stations, a candle-lighting ceremony of gratitude marks dusk, and in the evening tables are laid beneath the tree for a dinner with Apsara dance.
There are 104 rooms, 13 of them suites, several with their own garden or private pool, finished in Italian marble, hand-selected wood and fine Khmer detailing. Two pools, a spa built around Khmer rituals, several restaurants and a bar complete the picture, along with guided journeys through the temples of Angkor, from the classic circuit to lesser-trodden paths.
Location
The hotel sits in the middle of Siem Reap, about 500 m from the Old Market and the night market, under 300 m from the Kandal Village arts quarter and around 6 km from the Angkor Archaeological Park. Siem Reap–Angkor International Airport is roughly 50 km away, about an hour by road; the concierge arranges transfers with an English-speaking chauffeur and a choice of vehicles.
Spa
The spa is a calm urban retreat with single and couples' treatment rooms. Its menu pairs traditional Khmer beauty rituals with natural, locally sourced botanicals: relaxing massages, Cambodian-inspired cleansing rituals, scrubs, wraps and facials, plus foot massages by either pool. Body & Mind sessions add movement, breathwork and mindfulness, including sunrise classes.
Sports & leisure
There is a fitness centre and two pools. Angkor is the main draw, and the hotel runs guided outings such as sunrise over Angkor Wat, the Soul of Siem Reap route through Angkor Wat, the Bayon and Ta Prohm, and a day to the outlying temples of Beng Mealea and Banteay Srei.
- a Cambodian cooking class with a local market visit, and Taste of Cambodia, which adds a clay workshop, a countryside visit and a home-cooked meal
- The Art of Khmer Pottery, a hands-on workshop with local artisans
- The Sacred Blessing: a visit to a Buddhist pagoda, morning alms-giving with monks and a private water blessing
- nearby, an 18-hole golf course (about 4 km) and Phnom Kulen National Park, with jungle trails, riverbed carvings and waterfalls (about 45 km)
Restaurants & bars
Dining centres on Khmer cooking in a contemporary key, alongside international classics.
- The Dining Room — an Art Deco room with Khmer ceramic tableware and marble floors; breakfast and dinner built around authentic Khmer dishes
- The Living Room — lunch, dinner and a signature Khmer afternoon tea; the Khmer Journey of Flavors tasting draws on all 25 provinces of Cambodia
- The Living Room Bar — cocktails made with local ingredients, the classics, single malts and a long wine and Champagne list
- The Glasshouse — a sunlit patisserie with a terrace: fresh pastries and ice cream by day, Champagne granita and frozen cocktails after dark
- Apsara Dinner — a nightly Khmer dinner in the courtyard beneath the banyan tree, with live Apsara dance
- Le Petit Chef — a theatrical dinner served with immersive visual storytelling
- in-room dining — around the clock
For special occasions the hotel stages private open-air dinners at Prasat Kravan, a temple within the Angkor park.
Swimming
There are two pools: a lap pool on the ground floor, framed by greenery, parasols and cabanas, and a free-form pool on the first floor, shaped like a lagoon with green tiles and planting all around. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The Two Bedroom Pool Suite and Park Executive Suite each have a private plunge pool.
Pets
Pets are not allowed.
Rooms
104 rooms, including 13 suites, some with a private garden or pool. Interiors combine contemporary Khmer décor, Art Deco touches, Italian marble and bespoke artwork.
Every room has individually controlled air conditioning and a ceiling fan, a bathtub and rain shower, a TV with a media hub, a Nespresso machine, a minibar, a laptop-sized safe, an iron, a hair dryer and mineral water.
Presidential Suite
The largest suite, with two gardens, living and dining areas, a pantry and two bedrooms with indoor bathrooms and an outdoor rain shower. Sleeps five.
Two Bedroom Pool Suite
A suite with a plunge pool, two living areas and two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Sleeps up to five.
Rooftop Garden Suite
A top-floor suite with a living room, a separate bedroom and a private garden looking out to the horizon, plus an outdoor rain shower. Sleeps up to three.
Park Executive Suite
A suite with its own plunge pool, a living room and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Sleeps up to three.
Park Suite King
A generous suite with a cosy living area, a king-bedded bedroom and a marble bathroom. Sleeps up to three.
1 King Bed Deluxe
The most spacious of the rooms, with a king bed, a seating area and a freestanding tub. Sleeps up to three.
Garden View Room
A room with garden views, bespoke art, a seating area and a semi-open marble bathroom with an oversized tub and separate shower. One king bed (up to three guests) or two twin beds (up to two).
Park Room
A room in contemporary Khmer décor with a bathroom in white Italian marble. One king bed (up to three guests) or two twin beds (up to two).
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.