Search Hotels by Raffles Intl Hotels and Resorts in Siem Reap

"The location is phenomenal and the staff was incredible. They made the stay. A little noisy, just like most SE Asia stays, but nothing to take away from them. "

"Greaqt location and excellent accomadation, big pool"

"I discovered this hotel during my travels and was pleasantly surprised. The poolside area was lovely, and the staff were some of the friendliest I've encountered. A perfect blend of relaxation and hospitality!"

"Such wonderful and kind workers at the hotel. They made us feel so welcome. The location (near the markets/pub street) and amenities (2 pools, air conditioning, hearty breakfasts) are excellent and the price exceptional - highly recommended."

"I enjoyed a fantastic stay at Angkor Land Urban. The location is quiet and serene, making it an ideal retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. The relaxing ambiance truly enhances the experience. What impressed me most was the exceptional support from the staff. They were consistently friendly and always available to assist, showcasing professionalism and attentiveness throughout my stay. I highly recommend Angkor Land Urban for anyone seeking a calm getaway with outstanding service. I look forward to my next visit!"

"Exceptional hotel in Siem Reap. Excellent staff. Great food. Nice swimming pool. Knowledgeable concierge. Transport to the city, Angkor Wat and other relevant places at hand through the hotel arrangements. "

"staff was amazing! They had their own tour guide Lee and driver!!! Were both amazing!!!! Jack at front desk . Staff at restaurants all fabulous! Gorgeous pool and property. "

"The Lotus Blanc Resort is an excellent place to stay for tourists visiting the Temples of Angkor. The rooms are comfortable and larger than most, the breakfast selections are excellent, and the staff are wonderful. We had to extend our stay due to flight cancellations and the staff were excellent in assisting us and providing an extra night’s accommodation. "

"Its dimension, its personal attention and its feel for tradition "