Lodges near Angkor

Benefits for hotel website booking:

Express check in
Return transfers to airport
Tuk-tuk from 7h00 to 17h00
Welcome drink with cool towels on arrival
Mini bar with daily replenishment
Complimentary pool side treat
International breakfast
High speed WIFI in the hotel
Mobile phone with local sim-card and 5$ credit (on request)
Complimentary shoe cleaning service and clothes ironing service
Nightly turndown service (romantic turn down will be offered to honeymooners)
Complimentary mosquito repellent
Early check in before 12:00, subject to availability
Complimentary late check out until 14:00, subject to availability

7 – Bram pi / The house with grey shutters

Suite Lodge – One bedroom

Historic:

Situated a stone’s throw from the swimming pool and open-air lounge, house No. 7, ” Bram pi” in Khmer, constitutes an ideal refuge for guests wanting to enjoy a verdant and peaceful environment.

Built in 1983, this house is from Wat Svay, a village in Salakamroeuk, the same commune as Sala Lodges. It was owned by Dara Sin, a 49-year-old soldier and his wife Kimouch Seng, a gold retailer. It was reconstructed on the site in June 2012.

Endowed with a terrace of 24.5 m2, this low-lying house enjoys a magnificent view of the rice paddies and the setting sun. The light and airy bathroom measuring 9.5 m2 is equipped with a rain shower.

Description:

Three adults and a child below 12 years old can sleep in this room, either in three separate single beds or in a double bed and a single bed and an extra bed*.

The bedroom of approximately 41.5 m2 is decorated in shades of turquoises and whites with patinated furniture from India, a country which has had a strong influence on Khmer culture. At the time of its construction in the XIIth century, the famous temple Angkor Wat was initially consecrated to the Hindu god Vishnu before being dedicated to Buddhism towards the XVIth century. The Khmer language contains many words with their origin in Sanskrit.

There is a no smoking policy in all houses.