Personality Suite
Four specially created Personality Suites take their inspiration from people who have been closely associated with Angkor. Located in the heritage building, each is fitted with a claw–foot bathtub, and a relaxing day bed on the oversized balcony which overlooks our magnificent pool.
An exclusive collection of original memorabilia distinguishes each of these luxurious suites, making each truly unique experience.
Henri Mouhot Suite - In honour of the nineteenth century French naturalist and explorer Henri Mouhot who ""rediscovered"" the legacy of the ancient Khmer civilization and through his writings introduced Angkor to Western audiences.
Louis Delaporte Suite - In honour of Louis Delaporte (1842-1925) a member of the French Mekong Exploration Commission of 1866 - 1873 who acquired a great admiration for Khmer art to which he devoted the rest of his life.
Henri Marchal Suite - In honour of Henri Marchal (1876-1970) who was the Conservator of the Monuments of Angkor for many years and was involved in the restoration of several temples including Banteay Srei.
John Thomson Suite - In honour of John Thomson (1837-1921) the scholar-photographer who was the first to photograph Angkor Wat in 1866, a task fraught with enormous practical difficulties.
An exclusive collection of original memorabilia distinguishes each of these luxurious suites, making each truly unique experience.
Henri Mouhot Suite - In honour of the nineteenth century French naturalist and explorer Henri Mouhot who ""rediscovered"" the legacy of the ancient Khmer civilization and through his writings introduced Angkor to Western audiences.
Louis Delaporte Suite - In honour of Louis Delaporte (1842-1925) a member of the French Mekong Exploration Commission of 1866 - 1873 who acquired a great admiration for Khmer art to which he devoted the rest of his life.
Henri Marchal Suite - In honour of Henri Marchal (1876-1970) who was the Conservator of the Monuments of Angkor for many years and was involved in the restoration of several temples including Banteay Srei.
John Thomson Suite - In honour of John Thomson (1837-1921) the scholar-photographer who was the first to photograph Angkor Wat in 1866, a task fraught with enormous practical difficulties.
Features & Services
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24-hour room service
The hotel offers 24-hour in-room dining should you wish to stay out for a late-night walk in the extensive hotel gardens or explore the city beyond. Please look at our Wine & Dine guide for your choice of delicacies. -
Airport limousine service
Arrive in style with our chauffeured limousine service. Please make your reservations in advance. -
Concierge services
Our helpful Concierge is available around the clock to organise temple tours and guides, provide flight reconfirmation services, shipping services and general information about the happenings in Siem Reap.
Raffles butler service
Legendary for delivering warm and graceful service Raffles butlers are available round-the-clock at Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor to meet every request.
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