Stay 

Heritage Suites Hotel features just 20 suites and spacious 6 rooms. The Classic Rooms face the lush inner courtyard on its quiet first floor and are designed with a dark wood finish. These have high ceilings, pressed bamboo floors and teak furnishings. The Zen-like Bungalow Suites have large open plan rooms with comfortable beds, seating areas and a stone freestanding bath. The Executive and Royal Suites are similar in design but are larger, have Jacuzzis in the garden and are perfect if you need more space as they can comfortably accommodate two children.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at the Heritage Suites. There are no specific facilities available but the hotel can provide cots and Babysitting service can be arranged with prior notice. 

Dine 

The Heritage is the main restaurant that serves refined cuisine inspired by European and Asian traditions. The relaxed Lobby Bistro and Mezzanine offer innovative and refined takes on Khmer cuisine and an extensive fine wine list. For lunch, tables are set around the pool and served by the Sundeck poolside bar. The Cocktail Bar, known for its signature cocktail has a casual ambiance of a lounge with live jazz music on Thursday nights. 

Relax 

When you feel jaded from walking around the temples, try the Heritage Spa for instant relaxation. You will be impressed with the jet stream baths. Heritage Suites also has a peaceful saltwater swimming pool with double loungers. The area is attractively laid out, with a couple of rather splendid banners suspended high above. Request concierge for tours to Angkor Wat or off-the-beaten-track experiences such as quad biking, elephant riding and hot air ballooning.

Experience 

The little town of Siem Reap is the traveller’s base to explore the fabled ruins of Angkor Wat. But the cultural capital which has thrived on tourism for so long, has become an important town in its own right and interesting to explore. Guided tours can be arranged by Heritage Suites to Artisans D'Angkor workshops at the National Silk Centre where you learn about Khmer silk. Then visit the FCC arcade for embroidered silk couture at the Jasmine Boutique, or maybe explore Psar Chaa — the Old Market.