Hotel de la Paix Siem Reap

... a brief apsara (Khmer classical dance) performance, a local Cambodian market and dined at the top restaurant in Siem Reap in Hotel de la Paix. We were also lucky no thanks to the Bangkok demonstrations, the number of visitors were very low. Friendly ...

... world experiences. The attraction of course is the Khmer ruins close by, starting with Angkor Vat. Our hotel was a Thai run one (Hotel de la Paix) not the least expensive, an island of luxury (the New York Times wrote about it a year or so ago). This ...

... I said sun tanning!  (There was actually sun shinning!!)  It's very hot here. We are staying at the Hotel-de-la-Paix.  It is completely different from the Anantara.  It's very modern and sleek.  It's really ...

... back to the hotel we stopped off at a stunningly sleek and modern hotel for an ice cream. The hotel was called the 'Hotel De La Paix' and looked like an amazing place to stay, not least because the 'Café De La Paix' served gorgeous food and superb ice ...

... East Mabon, Preah Khan, and a few other lesser temples. Also thanks to a Bangkok friend (Roger), we had an extraordinary place to stay. Hotel de la Paix was one of the most beautiful hotels on our trip, and we ended up lazing a full day by the pool. Nice. ...

... this land.  It is lush and vibrant, as if you're always looking through a polarized lens.  We stayed at the Hotel de la Paix.  The food was exceptional and the staff is amazing... the rooms were fantastic, and to top it off we were moved ...

... the day as most of the visitors are in the Angkor temples. Chilling the moment I arrived at the super chic and sophisticated Hotel De La Paix with a fruity cocktail was definitely the best way to kickstart my adventures in Siem Reap. But no, i did not ...

... the Viet Nam war.  While I was there the city was digging in the street to do a repair out in front of the Hotel De La Paix.  They found two giant still-live, 1-ton unexploded bombs beneath the road.  The army came and disarmed them, and ...

... , to reward myself for spending so freely earlier by treating myself to a nice lunch at a really fancy hotel downtown, the Hotel de la Paix.  It is the most beautiful and serene and cool place I have ever seen.  I also spent the ...

... was obvious that no one else was going to look into this, I had to drop it. The second case was last night. I was in Hotel de Las Paix having drinks and on the net around 11 pm and there was a low speed (20 mph?) scooter collision, scooter vs scooter, ...

... at a community conscious luxury boutique hotel.  Yes, we are quite the humanitarians.  Hey, we do what we can.  Hotel de la Paix--We just love this place.  It is centrally located, brand new and the staff could not be more charming and ...

... ; I headed out only to discover...that this restaurant as well was closed.  Back on the NY Times travel blog, I discovered Meric in the Hotel de la Paix.  It was a bit more expensive but I knew it was open so I headed over via tuk tuk.  I ...

... and clay pieces.  The collection was curated by Sasha Constable who is now the curator of the permanent exhibitions at Hotel de la Paix, perhaps the chicest restaurant in town.  It was recommended to us by my friend Emma at home who stayed here ...

... the names but the one where tombraider was filmed stood out, if not only for all the Japanese that were around. Back to hotel de la paix for lunch and then hotel and pool. Dinner that night we wanted to have Indian but as nobody was in the recommended ...

... change out of my cycling gear whilst Dan and Rups meditated. As I was back, I got an email from Wendy, the hotel manager at Hotel de la Paix. She emailed to tell me that she decided to make a personal donation towards our Kok Chork project. I was ecstatic ...

... trip, when we walked between our $15-20/night hostels with tiny rooms and flimsy AC and the four-star supermodern and luxurious Hotel de la Paix where Johannes works. Over Lavazza iced coffees we got some suggestions on what to do (and not do), see and ...

... to see if they would be interested in supporting the Kok Chork project. We had prepared some material for the managers. We first hit Hotel de la Paix on Sivantha Blvd. Again, Wendy was not available and so we left behind a pack for her to read. I'm not ...

... this amazing bakery are really friendly and humble people. Being in buoyant mood after the success at the BP, we went to Hotel de la Paix, on Sivantha Blvd, on the way back to Jasmine. Unfortunately we didn’t have equal success as we didn’t ...