When you come to Siem Reap to see Angkor Wat, staying at the quiet Park Hyatt Hotel in Siem Reap is the best choice!

I came to Siem Reap again after more than four years, and I have always been deeply fascinated by Angkor Wat. This is my fifth time to deeply experience the charm of the Khmer smile! Back to the familiar Park Hyatt Siem Reap Hotel again. Although the hotel is not big, it has three swimming pools upstairs and downstairs~ full of holiday atmosphere! This time we stayed in the Presidential Suite at Park Hyatt Siem Reap, it was so huge! The 248 square meters probably doesn’t include the area of ​​the three sky gardens. The master bedroom also has an outdoor shower, which is awesome! Park Hyatt Siem Reap may not seem impressive at first glance, but as you savor it more slowly, you will discover a whole new world. As you enter the hotel, the first thing that catches your eye is a statue of a goddess. There is a hollow space above the statue, which becomes the gathering space for each floor. Desks and bookshelves are placed around the hollow well on each floor. Coming here to flip through some large books in your spare time can help you gain a comprehensive understanding of Cambodia, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat and Khmer civilization in the shortest time. Park Hyatt Siem Reap is in a typical courtyard layout. In the middle of the courtyard is a century-old tree. After entering the door and passing the goddess statue, you will walk to the end, where you will find the conference room and banquet hall. On both sides are the lobby bar The Living Room and the all-day restaurant The Dinning Room, and on the other side is the swimming pool on the ground floor of the hotel. The essence of the hotel is on the first floor. Walk to the end along the long corridor and push the door out. Suddenly, the view in front of you is clear. There is a different world inside. In the inconspicuous corner at the top of the corridor on the second floor, there is a huge sky garden and swimming pool. The SPA is also here. The whole place is full of flowing water and winding paths.