Soria Moria Boutique Hotel
Sustainability
The management and staff at Soria Moria combine traditional Khmer hospitality with Scandinavian sophistication. With an enthusiastic approach to responsible and sustainable tourism practices, the Soria Moria management team acknowledges the many socio-cultural impacts of tourism and actively work within the community to involve their guests and advocate awareness.
Your stay at the Soria Moria will not just be a 'place you sleep', but a great opportunity to meet with the locals, and see more of beautiful Siem Reap and Cambodia.
Caring for destination
This accommodation provider has taken action to address one or more issues (whether environmental, social or cultural) which will contribute positively to the long term viability of the destination and hence their site displays a Caring for the destination rating.
Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination:
Supporting local community activities, including training and education of local staff and various sponsor-a-student programs. ChildSafe. Runner-up World Tourisn & Travel Council's Tourism for Tomorrow Awards 2012
Detailed description of the Caring for the Destination Initiative:
Soria Moria is decorated with locally produced handicrafts, in support of Sangkheum Centre for Children who train young adults in a trade. Staff has been fully trained in food and beverage skills, including wine service and in-house courses are held on a regular basis in different subjects. Many special staff allowances have been made to empower staff.
The management and staff at Soria Moria also work closely with many local organizations and aim to involve guests in the process. A Soria Moria Boutique hotel is also amongst the selected few who are listed on Lonely Planet's GreenDex for their strong involvement with the local community and was runner-up in World Tourisn & Travel Council's Tourism for Tomorrow Awards 2012
Please also browse the in-room information folders and various projects displayed in the lobby area.
Traveller Feedback
Not impressed
Ms Sue Ann M.
- United States
on 29 Dec 2010 Staff seemed to be committed to the hotel.
Ms Christina S.
- Norway
on 07 Sep 2010 It was important to me to stay a place that seemed to 'give back', particulary because of the struggles Cambodia has been through. Soria Moria certainly do give back! You can see that the owners have put alot of thought into how they can help the local community. Everything from the products sold in reception to the way the staff are treated and educated. The hotel also have their own registred tuk tuk drivers that they insure (and that they know wont rip of the guests).
Mr Colin C.
- Australia
on 30 Oct 2009 Soria Moria Hotel is a place that employs locals, trusts them to be proficient and provide good service and they do.
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