About Part Hyatt Siem Reap
Located right in the heart of Siem Reap, this luxury 5-star hotel boasts 104 sophisticatedly-decorated rooms and suites. The limited number of guest rooms at Park Hyatt Siem Reap, which makes it almost like a boutique, ensures that it actually live up to the “Luxury is personal” motto of the Park Hyatt brand.
The building itself is designed by the renowned architect Bill Bensley, whose work includes a wide range of iconic hotels and resorts such as the Four Seasons Chiang Mai, Siam Bangkok, and J.W.Marriott Phu Quoc. With a combination of contemporary touches and Khmer inspirations, Park Hyatt Siem Reap stands out like an oasis of tranquility amid this ancient land.
Location: Within walking distance to Siem Reap night market, 8km from Angkor Wat
Price: From US $260 per night at Park King / Park Twin
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What I love about Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Delightful breakfast buffet
- Though they didn’t offer a sumptuous breakfast buffet, everything that was on display was made with the highest quality and a concentration on its taste.
- Apart from the buffet counter, they also have a menu of made-to-order items in Western and Khmer styles. I tried their heavenly egg benedict and a heartful bowl of Khmer rice noodle soup. That was one my of best breakfast buffets ever!
- The morning ambiance at The Dining Room, where their breakfast buffet is served, is beyond peaceful! You can even hear birds singing from the trees!
Egg benedict 
Dish of the day 
Seafood amok 
Waffle 
Healthy corner
Enchanting afternoon tea moments
What’s a better experience than having afternoon tea on a swing bed? That was for me not just a cool experience at that very moment, but rather something that I knew would be etched on my memory for a long time to come.
Afternoon Tea at Park Hyatt Siem Reap 
Afternoon Tea at Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Stunning tropical pools
“The ground floor lush lap pool is shaded by parasols and cabanas. The first floor free-form pool is a relaxing oasis with a lagoon design, green tiles and verdant nature.” – Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Chic hotel design with a cultural touch
Kudos to Bill Bensley, the hotel is designed in such a way that is both sophisticatedly esthetic and culturally inspiring.
While you can find Buddhist touches and Khmer elements all around the hotel, this omnipresence of the local culture feels not at all dominant. In fact, the hotel resembles a “live” exhibition where the past blends with the presence in every detail, from the books chosen to be displayed to the Buddhist statues, each with a unique history behind. To put it simply, the hotel’s design gently appeals to all those with a refined taste.
Traditional dance performance at dinner
This is nowhere near as well-prepared as The Smile of Angkor, but still is a great touch to guests’ dining experience.
Comfy room
What could have enhanced my experience at Park Hyatt Siem Reap
- I was really thinking that adding a specific theme or story to Park Hyatt Siem Reap’s afternoon tea could have elevated the experience there even more. (For example, the concept of Park Hyatt Saigon’s afternoon tea stems from the (fictional) story of a French lady who keeps a journal of posh experiences that she has in Saigon).
All in all, the luxury experiences I had at Park Hyatt Siem Reap were superb beyond words. With great eagerness, I would gladly promote this beautiful property to anyone who visits this ancient land in Cambodia.
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Kevin | Caffeinated Excursions
December 22, 2019 — 12:47 am
What a beautiful hotel! You are absolutely right that the design is a wonderful mix of traditional and modern styles. The afternoon tea on the beds hanging from the ceiling looks delightful. I lived in Vietnam for nine months this year, and am sad to say that I never made it to Siem Reap or even Phnom Penh. I hope to make it to Cambodia someday and will keep the Park Hyatt in mind as an option. Thanks for sharing!
Medha Verma
December 22, 2019 — 9:16 pm
You can’t really go wrong with a Park Hyatt. Absolutely love their tropical pools, probably where I’d spend most of my time. Also, the breakfast buffet looks great. Afternoon tea on a swing bed, wow!
Steph
January 12, 2020 — 8:34 am
What a great hotel. It looks beautiful and like the perfect place to stay if one wants to relax. That pool like really nice and I love the style of the interior design
Emma
January 12, 2020 — 9:00 am
This hotel is to die for. I love a great hotel, and this makes me want to visit right now. Lovely post
Travelling Tam
January 12, 2020 — 12:42 pm
That afternoon tea and swimming pool looks absolutely to die for. I visited Siem Reap a few years ago on a backpacking trip but I would absolutely love to return and glam it up a bit more than I did. Lovely hotel!
Archna Kumari
January 12, 2020 — 1:08 pm
Looks Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Merrie Rodriguez
January 12, 2020 — 9:44 pm
Wow! What a gorgeous hotel! And the food looks incredible!
Sarah
January 13, 2020 — 6:24 am
I tend to be more of a Marriott customer, and I have yet to stay in a Hyatt. Maybe I should give Hyatt a chance! Thanks for sharing!
-Sarah
Yusuf
January 21, 2020 — 4:11 pm
Looks awesome! I’m travelling to Siem Reap next month and already booked a room here for 2 nights. It’s great to know more about the hotel thanks to your detailed post. By the way, did you find the location convenient to catch a tuk tuk tour to the Angkor?
Fiona Mai
February 2, 2020 — 8:49 am
Hi Yusuf, you can surely ask the hotel concierge to help book a day tour by tuk tuk for you. At the same time, it’s cheaper to walk from the hotel to the night market area and find a tuk tuk driver who can speak English and be your guide. In our case, the tuk tuk driver who drove us from the airport to the hotel offered us his tour, which we agreed to take.