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The Steung Siemreap Hotel is rebuilt – new buildings, in the French Quarter; Psah Chas (Old Market) retaining her true colonial French characteristics, wooden louvre french-windows, doors and wooden floors complete with wrought iron balconies. The interiors whilst youthfully modern, bright airy and cheerful retain some semblance of her 1930’s art-decor characteristics with a hint Khmer flavour.
Steung Siemreap re-opens July 22nd 2005. The original Steung Siemreap Hotel – a fine old and elegant hotel, was established in the early 1920’s soon after construction of the Wat Preah Prom Rath Temple. We are given to understand the architects and engineers who were building the Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor occasionally stayed at the Steung Siemreap Hotel. Description
The Steung Siemreap Hotel is rebuilt – new buildings, in the French Quarter; Psah Chas (Old Market) retaining her true colonial French characteristics, wooden louvre french-windows, doors and wooden floors complete with wrought iron balconies. The interiors whilst youthfully modern, bright airy and cheerful retain some semblance of her 1930’s art-decor characteristics with a hint Khmer flavour. Room Services
Steung Siem Reap is rebuilt. The original building had 33 guest rooms and a small restaurant serving exceptional French farmer's home cooking; thick gravy and potatoes. The buildings have 76 guest rooms including a 2 bedroom suite, single bedroomsuites together with a restaurant, bar and business center. Facilities
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Angkor Monarch Hotel • Angkoriana Hotel, Siem Reap • Claremont Angkor Hotel • Damnak Angkor Village • Dara Reang Sey Hotel Siem Reap • Golden Orange Hotel • Kazna Hotel • Lucky Angkor Hotel |
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Nokor Phnom Hotel • Orient D'Angkor Hotel • Pavillon Indochine Hotel • Prum Bayon Hotel • Royal Bay Inn Angkor Resort • Salina Hotel • Soria Moria Boutique Hotel • Steung Siemreap Hotel |
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the end. There was some confusion at the police station but Mr Giang was able to
convince the local authorities that everything was in order.
The tour itself was amazing. We both had a really good time and enjoyed
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