La Residence d'Angkor (Pansea Angkor Hotel)

As part of their continuous search for excellence in service and facility, La Residence d' Angkor will be closed from the 20th of May 2008 until 31st July 2008 and will re-open on the 1st of August 2008.

Located on the river in the centre of Siem Reap, surrounded by majestic old trees, the charming, resort-style Pansea Angkor is a haven of tranquility, comfort, artistry and beauty. Its 55 spacious and elegant rooms are finished in bamboo, wood, stone and cotton and reflect a hint of Khmer aesthetics with richly colored pillows. They all come with luxurious, large free-form bathtubs.

The hotel boasts a unique Baray-inspired pool finished with handmade tiles in multifarious hues of green. The restaurant offers French and Khmer cuisine which can be enjoyed in the restaurant or al fresco in a tropical setting.

There are two boutiques, a library and a variety of spaces available for meetings or small functions. The serene setting of the hotel makes it an ideal place to enjoy a traditional massage.

From the design phase, Pansea hotels aim to "reflect and protect their environments" as well as "propagate and preserve local traditions and indigenous style." This is true of Lá Residence d Angkor (Pansea Angkor) which was cited as the exemplary development in Seam Reap, to be used as a goal for environmental concern by future projects. The hotel surpassed all nationally and internationally recognised environmental regulations. Furniture was not imported but commissioned from an internationally sponsored organisation working to train and develop Cambodians, many disabled, in local arts and crafts. Waste water is treated to avoid pollution and may even be used for irrigation of the gardens.