Stay 

Raffles Hotel Le Royal features 170 luxury rooms, ranging from State Rooms to the expansive Royal Suite. Each of the spacious rooms are tastefully appointed with Cambodian art style furnishings. State Rooms are a blend of colonial charm and modern comfort with a private balcony. We recommend that you book a State Room Pool View which are very quiet and overlook the central courtyard and pool. Business travellers will appreciate the extra space in Colonial Suites.

In the original heritage building of the Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Landmark Rooms have high ceilings, wooden floors, historic marble bathrooms with claw-foot bath. Some rooms have a small balcony with views of the pool or gardens. The Personality Suites are each individually dedicated to famous dignitaries who have stayed at the hotel and contain artefacts and memorabilia associated with the guest.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at Raffles Hotel Le Royal. There are interconnecting rooms available which are suitable for families. There is also a swimming pool and babysitting services can be arranged on request.

Dine 

The five restaurants and bars at the Raffles Hotel Le Royal, feature everything from traditional French cuisine to buffet-style Cambodian breakfasts. Restaurant Le Royal is Phnom Penh’s most elegant dining room and serves Royal Khmer and modern French cuisine. Café Monivong has a relaxed colonial feel with the option of outdoor terrace dining. Enjoy an afternoon G&T at The Writers Bar or light snacks and specialty iced tea at the Poolside Terrace. But it is the Elephant Bar that is still an institution in the city where you can enjoy signature cocktails and live piano music.

Relax 

The Amrita Spa at the Raffles Hotel Le Royal offers carefully selected treatments and therapies from around the world and there is also a fully equipped gym, sauna, Jacuzzi and steam room. There are two swimming pools including the outdoor 80-foot pool, which is shaded by mature palm trees and frangipanis.

Experience 

In the surrounds are numerous historical and cultural attractions that you can visit on an organised tour through Raffles Hotel Le Royal or independently. Set aside 2-3 days to explore Phnom Penh. It takes half a day to visit the Museum of Genocide at Tuol Sleng Prison and the Khmer Rouge ‘Killing Fields’, which is about 16 km away. The rest of the popular sites can be squeezed into a single day.