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Review: Park Hyatt Siem Reap

Matthew Klint Posted onSeptember 14, 2024September 14, 2024 21 Comments

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Returning to the Park Hyatt Siem Reap after 10 years was like returning home. This hotel is aging well and still offers luxury accomodations in the heart of Siem Reap with spacious rooms, delicous food, and excelent service.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap Review

I stayed at the Park Hyatt Siem Reap shortly after it oepned in 2013 and had always wanted to go back…it only took 10 years. Rates were about 350 USD per night, so I used World of Hyatt points…it was a Category 3 at the time, but now is a Categoy 4 hotel, with prices ranging between 12,000 (off-peak) to 15,000 (standard) to 18,000 (peak) points per night.

Check-In

At check-in I was recognized for holding Globalist status and upgraded to a suite (which I was already aware of since the Hyatt app tells you if you have been upgraded).

The lobby and bar are merged into a single area (“The Living Room”) and check-in is casually compelted here rather than at the front desk.

The art decco style is lovely inside and out…my favorite building in all of Siem Reap.

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a hallway with glass walls and a large window

During check-in, I was offered a drink (all non-acloholic) during check-in and chose “Park Lemonade” which included starwbereries, lemon, and mint…very refreshing.

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Room (Park Suite King)

I was assigned room 204, a Park Suite King on the second floor. Last time I was placed in a standard room, so it was nice to have the etxra room to spread out in the suite, including a full-size living room, spacious bedroom, large bathroom, and even a little pantry area.

The common areas on each floor include large sitting areas.

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a room with a couch and a rug

a hallway with a black door and a striped carpet

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The living room included an L-shaped couch with yellow cushions, large coffee table, book shelf, and small round table with two chairs.

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One small concern was that I woudl have liked to see more plugs in the living room, where I did my work from during the day. It is also time to replace the old RCA, serial, and PS/2 ports with USB-C.

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A nice welcome amenity (vegetable chips, macarons) along wiht a note was waiting in the room.

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The little pantry off of the living room included a sink, refrigerator, and espresso machine with plenty of counter space and cabinets.

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There was also a guest powder room near the room entrance.

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The bedroom included a bed with a chaise lounge in front of it and a walk-in closet.

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The marble bathroom included two sinks, a rain shower, separate tub and water closet, and shower products from LeLabo (like at all Park Hyatt hotels).

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Dining

Breakfast is offered each day in The Dining Room and quite a feast. In addition to a buffet (with Khmer, Western, and other East Asian items and even a do-it-yourself juice bar), there was an extensive a la carte menu. The baked goods were particularly excellent and the coffee was nice too.

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a group of glasses of different colored drinks

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a bowl of soup with vegetables and greens

a cup of coffee and a croissant on a plate

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My green drink even 8,000 miles from home!

One night my friend did not feel like going out to a restaurant, so we tried the hotel bar inside The Living Room. Cocktails are half off during happy hour…the Negroni was not bad. I had chicken, my friend had pasta carbonara.

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a room with a bar and chairs

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a bar with many bottles of alcohol

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a plate of food on a table

a bowl of french fries and ketchup

a plate of pasta with bacon and cheese

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We sat inside, but there is also outdoor seating available (warning – it’s almost always hot here).

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a room with a wood floor and a wood floor

a table and chairs in a patio

Finally, Glasshouse Deli + Patisserie a French-inspired café with light dishes, coffee, gelato, and baked goods.

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a room with a table and chairs

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Pool

The outdoor pool stretches around the patio area and has some covered sections, providing relief from the heat. I’ve never seen a pool quite like it and it almost feels like several mini-pools rather than one large one. All around the pool are plenty of places to sleep.

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a pool with a stone wall and a stone building with a stone wall and a stone wall

a patio with a table and chairs

a pool with columns and a walkway

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a pool with trees and bushes around it

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Fitness

The spa complex (next to the pool) includes a fitness center with a limited number of TechnoGym equipment plus foam rollers and yoga balls.

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a room with exercise equipment and a large window

a room with exercise equipment

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a room with exercise equipment

a rack of weights and a ball

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Spa + Wellness

While the hotel has a beautiful spa, it’s tough to justify the 100 USD spa treatment when it costs 1/10 as much in the city. I suppose $100 is better htan the $250 at most US hotels, but I got a massage across the street and it was excellent.

There is no sauna, but one of the treatment rooms has a steam room, which any guest can use (and you have it to yourself when you use it).

a massage room with white beds and green curtains

a man standing in a room with a glass door

a shower with a clock and a wall

a shower with a clock on the wall

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Service

An employee named Sarayut Plengsiang helped me check out and introduced himself as the guest experience manager. He was so great…he thanked me profusely for my business, was knowledgeable about Siem Reap, and had a great sense of humor. Sarayut has moved on from the hotel…big shoes to fill!

I kept to myself for the most part, but I will say every interaction was excellent, the spa staff was nice (they knew I was coming for the steam room when they saw me), and everyone communicated clearly (there was a bit of a language barrier with some employees when the hotel first opened).

Location

This hotel is very centrally located in Siem Reap. The hotel pays rickshaw drivers to wait at the hotel so you never have to wait to get around, but you can also walk into the heart of the city (Pub Street, night markets).

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When going to Angkor Wat, it’s a short 15-minute drive away.

The new airport is located over an hour away.

Don’t forget the massage places across the street…cheap, clean, excellent.

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CONCLUSION

I had a lovely three-night stay at the Park Hyatt Siem Reap and was pleased that it has not changed much since it opened a decade earlier. There’s much to like about this hotel and it nicely takes care of Globalist members.

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My original review from my October 2013 stay at this hotel is below.


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Everyone should visit Siem Reap at least once in their lifetime. The town is a bit touristy, most restaurants not especially good, but it is unique and Angor Wat is a treasure worth visiting. Cambodia may be a developing economy but luxury hotels have sprung up and I count the Park Hyatt Siem Reap as one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in.


This review will be picture heavy — in this case, the pictures tell a better story than my own narrative.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap Check-In + “Living Room” Lobby + Happy Hour

We arrived by car from Phnom Penh late in the afternoon. After a long and bumpy drive, it was great to walk into a wonderfully eclectic yet luxurious lobby cooled by air conditioning. Rather than a large and impersonal front desk, there are a few smaller desks and couches that serve as check-in and check-out points. The lobby area, including a bar and outdoor dining section, is called the “Living Room”

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The General Manager at the time, Sholto Smith, happened to be in the Living Room when we arrived and welcomed us to the hotel. He was GM of the Park Hyatt Melbourne when I was there earlier in the year and is currently GM of the Hyatt Regency in Perth. I don’t always meet GMs, but appreciate that Hyatt has engaging and friendly GMs that often start their careers at Hyatt and work their way up.  A host warmly welcomed us and invited us to sit down on a pink velvet couch to check-in.

As mentioned, there is a bar in the back and we we were offered the beverage of our choice during check-in. We both had a glass of absolutely refreshing freshly squeezed orange juice.

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Each evening we would return to the Living Room between 5PM and 6PM for Happy Hour. Already very reasonably priced cocktails were half-priced, making drinks just a few bucks (Cambodia uses USD). Not only were the drinks expertly prepared, they came with the most amazing spicy cashews, prepared in-house. Even if you do not stay at this hotel, you’ll want to stop by here in the evenings for the Happy Hour.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap Guest Room

No room upgrade, but it was not necessary–look at the spacious room we had:

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Hyatt Globalists can expect an upgrade, but we were there just weeks after it opened — a whole wing of the hotel was still under construciton.

It was comfortable, cool (hot and humid outside), and spacious. The couch was extremely comfortable for working and the view of the courtyard below very nice.

The bathroom included a sliding door over the bathtub that opened into the room, separate shower, and separate water closet.

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Complimentary bottled water is available and replenished daily. We also received a nice bottle of red wine on our first night.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap “Dining Room”

We enjoyed a wonderful breakfast each morning in the Dining Room. The first two mornings it was a la carte only, the last morning (Sunday) we found a buffet set up. Exceptional quality and everything you want in a breakfast.

One morning we sat outside. Though a beautiful setting overlooking an ancient tree in the center of the hotel courtyard, it was a bit warm:

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A bread basket comes standard with breakfast. If you do not want one, speak up!

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Although we ate in town for three of the four evenings we were there (we checked out very late the last night), we did have one dinner in the Dining Room. It’s difficult to describe it, but perhaps you’ll understand what I mean when I say we got what we expected. The food was very nice. Delicious in fact. I loved my fish. But unlike Happy Hour, it is much pricier than restaurants in town. Thus, it is great food in a beautiful setting, but at European prices.

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The Glasshouse at Park Hyatt Siem

The Glasshouse appeared to be a very popular ex-pat hangout in Cambodia. Prices were reasonable, the atmosphere was great, and the food of high quality. Coffee, pastries, sandwiches, and great ice cream are available.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap Private Tuk-Tuks / Taxis

Tuk-Tuks and taxis are very cheap in Siem Reap and the Park Hyatt does not want to keep you waiting. I learned that the hotel pays a number of Tuk-Tuks to wait at the foot of the hotel driveway so guests can quickly catch a ride. Price is all negotiated so keep in mind if you use the hotel-provided Tuk-Tuks the drivers will (correctly) assume you can afford to pay more and barter accordingly.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap Service

Service shined at the hotel. There were a few staff members that struggled with English, but everyone went out of their way to be accommodating and service felt extremely genuine. On one occasion we walked out of hotel in the late afternoon to go into town. Although the sky did not look menacing, a few clouds appeared in the horizon. The doorman suggested we take umbrellas along and scampered away, returning with two large umbrellas. What sage advice — not more than an hour later the rain was pouring down!

Park Hyatt Siem Reap Pool / Fitness Center / Spa

The oblong pool is three things in one — an infinity pool on one end, a semi-indoor pool in the middle, and a beautiful outdoor pool on the other.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap - 59The fitness center is small but sufficient and a full-service spa is available. But see my advice on massages in the next section.

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A poolside menu is available. We did not order anything, but were brought complimentary cold water and fruit skewers each time we went swimming.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap Location

One of the best things about the Park Hyatt Siem Reap is its central location. While I am sure the Le Meriden is a very nice hotel, it is located out of town on the road to the airport. The Hyatt is so central you can walk to everything in town and the ride to Angkor Wat is very short.

Step outside of the hotel and you’ll be met with a busy street scene–

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And if you look closely, many massage parlors. These are all “legit” and while you are welcome to pay the hotel 6x as much, why not get a $10/hr massage across the street? My brother and I went for a massage every day, sometimes twice, and were very satisfied with the quality.

CONCLUSION

I love the attention to detail at this hotel. Every part of the hotel exuded quality and it was tough to leave the hotel despite the incredible sights nearby. For example, common areas–

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We truly enjoyed this hotel and look forward to returning to see how it is matured. Heidi has never been to Cambodia so I do look forward to taking her one day — maybe the kids too — and returning to this wonderful hotel.

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21 Comments

  1. Jarvis Marcos Reply
    April 8, 2017 at 4:48 pm

    Great review, thanks for posting! As you said in the linked post – it’s worth putting up older reviews as not a huge amount changes over time (barring a major renovation or product launch). I stayed here in February of 2016 and the only major difference is that the breakfast buffet was available every day, not just at weekends…

    I’m glad I’m not the only one with an enormous backlog of trip reports to clear and look forward to reading the rest of your efforts!

    • Matthew Reply
      April 9, 2017 at 9:36 am

      Thanks for your comment!

  2. Evan Reply
    April 9, 2017 at 8:12 am

    I find it quite odd that you describe the town as “a bit touristy” and then you go on to review a chain hotel in a place where quite frankly there are some very good independent hotels – in the centre. You are not the only blogger I have called out on this particular point so don’t take it personally – but there are already many reviews of this particular hotel on Boarding Area. In fact it seems that everyone on the website stays in this very hotel if they go to Cambodia. Has no-one been to Phnom Penh?

    • Matthew Reply
      April 9, 2017 at 9:34 am

      Did you miss my previous article?

      http://liveandletsfly.boardingarea.com/2017/04/06/tuol-sleng-genocide-museum/

      We stayed in the Mad Monkey hostel there. I don’t think anyone cares, but I recommend it–

      http://www.madmonkeyhostels.com/phnompenh/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwt6fHBRDtm9O8xPPHq4gBEiQAdxotvL65oxHWexZSBBzCHpCttnb7ezaS3p7NtIvAfmCCv0AaArOx8P8HAQ

  3. SeattleTodd Reply
    April 9, 2017 at 5:10 pm

    The Park Hyatt is nice, but there’s no comparison with Phum Baitang, without question the best hotel in the city and one of the best in Asia. Why stay in a US chain hotel when you can stay someplace as uniquely wonderful and destination-appropriate as Phum Baitang?

    • Matthew Reply
      April 9, 2017 at 6:48 pm

      I don’t doubt it, but as a points/miles blog, this represents an incredible value — the sort of aspirational hotel available to the masses, myself included.

    • Jon Reply
      September 16, 2024 at 12:16 am

      Debatable, the Aman there is pretty dang nice.

  4. Cregor Reply
    April 10, 2017 at 5:13 am

    Hi! Just wondering – how did you get to Cambodia.

    I’m thinking of going later this year but don’t know which airlines fly there.

    Thanks for the great review!

    • Matthew Reply
      April 10, 2017 at 6:35 am

      Not a flight I enjoy remembering!

      http://liveandletsfly.boardingarea.com/2017/03/31/malyasia-airlines-737-800-reivew/

  5. Travlermb Reply
    April 10, 2017 at 7:17 am

    I stayed at the Aman, yes expensive but to me there was value for the price: free mini bar incl booze, breakfast, and most importantly driver and guide each day

  6. Vin.G Reply
    April 27, 2020 at 3:16 pm

    I had a really great stay at the Park Hyatt Sieam Reap. I thought that the architecture was absolutely stunning.

    * Beautiful colonially designed hotel
    * Great city centre location near pub street
    * Breakfast was very good
    * Excellent benefits through AMEX Fine Hotels and Resorts
    * Excellent price

  7. Aaron Reply
    September 14, 2024 at 5:16 pm

    Looks like a lovely hotel. Seems the it was redorated for the better.

  8. Antwerp Reply
    September 14, 2024 at 5:37 pm

    One of my favorite Park Hyatt’s. I got a Globalist upgrade to a rather odd suite though that was sort of fun but I like yours far more. The one I was assigned is actually attached to the pool. You have a large terrace that allows you to step right into the pool from your room. The interior though was odd and rather uncomfortable. While it was nice after seating all day to jump in the pool right from your room it was also annoying to sit on the terrace and someone swims 3 ft away from you.

  9. wac Reply
    September 14, 2024 at 6:58 pm

    I sincerely hope Sarayut has found a more fulfilling and meaningful job than thanking the rich for being rich and pretending strangers are good friends. It sounds like he deserves it.

    • Antwerp Reply
      September 14, 2024 at 7:05 pm

      He’s now the GM of a major resort property. Getting rich while thanking the rich.

  10. Fathiss Reply
    September 14, 2024 at 10:09 pm

    I stayed there a few years back and was upgraded to the roof suite (don’t remember what it’s called but maybe the Presidential Suite?). Best upgrade I ever got. It was two separate rooms on the roof divided by an open air setting.
    I think it was this hotel anyway. But I agree this is an incredible point value!

  11. Christian Reply
    September 15, 2024 at 12:39 pm

    I used a confirmed suite upgrade in February then paid cash for a further upgrade to a private pool. It was quite nice.

  12. FNT Delta Diamond Reply
    September 15, 2024 at 3:47 pm

    I know English isn’t the first language in Cambodia, but you would think an American chain hotel would have a form-letter welcome letter that has been edited by a fluent English speaker and any mistakes or typos corrected. I don’t understand all the bolded letters, the random capitalization, and the missing “the” before Park Hyatt Siam Reap, etc. “We are very pleased to welcome you,” it says. I would hope so. At least the letter was personally signed.

    That aside … the suite looks nice, although it does seem a little dated, particularly with regards to in-room technology. I would also expect a fancy Japanese toilet in a suite at a Park Hyatt property in Asia. Or for that matter, any 5-star hotel (chain or non-chain) in Asia.

    I don’t like the slippers not being in a wrapper or under a seal. There are so many cheap owners and operators that will — if given a chance — re-use amenities and toiletries between guests. That’s why I always open everything or toss all the unused towels on the floor before leaving. I don’t want something being re-used for the next guest.

    I love the property-branded garment bag. I wonder if this is a Hyatt standard now for suites at properties outside North America because I received one at the Hyatt Regency London Blackfriars.

    What currency does the hotel use because US$32 for a glass of champagne during a “happy hour special” is outrageously expensive, even by hotel standards. In terms of globalist recognition, it’s disappointing they appear to no longer be providing a welcome amenity of a bottle of wine. It looks like the bottle of French sauvignon blanc that you received as a welcome amenity during your original stay is a US$15 retail bottle of wine in 2024 dollars. In terms of a globalist welcome amenity, I’d much rather have a bottle of wine than macarons and chips.

  13. Taylor Reply
    September 19, 2024 at 1:22 pm

    Wow, so wonderful to see these pictures and hear that the property is aging well! This was the second PH I ever stayed in (after NYC), and it has a special place in my heart. Such great service and a beautiful property.

    I stayed four nights in January 2017 and loved being in town unlike so many other luxury properties which seemed to be on the periphery. I had a dedicated tuk-tuk driver the whole trip who drove me around to so many temples, woke up extra early to take me to the sunrise, and even drove me to the airport for the flight back to Bangkok.

    There was a passionfruit cocktail by the pool that I still think about. And I see that the KFC is still across the street from the cafe (haha)!

    Thanks for taking so many pics and sharing!

    • Matthew Klint Reply
      September 19, 2024 at 2:47 pm

      Thanks, Taylor! Hopefully you can get back soon.

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