One Hotel Angkor
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Siem Reap is no stranger to luxury. But the One Hotel Angkor is putting a modern spin on the concept with something the town has never seen before: a one-room hotel. Think of One Hotel, located on the Passage, a pedestrian-only lane in the heart of the former colonial quarter, as your own stylish pied-à-terre, a row house with a thatched roof and wooden jalousies that’s straight out of a Graham Greene novel. A curvaceous, king-size platform bed dominates the master bedroom. In the bathroom, everything is built for two: a doorless, three-foot-wide shower; a seven-foot-long step-in tub; and an ingenious vanity with deep twin sinks. A bamboo lamp, hand-loomed silk pillows, and lemongrass soap add indigenous touches. Guests are issued a complimentary mobile phone while in residence; order from any area restaurant, and a staffer will fetch your meal for you. An alfresco massage? Done. A private car and guide to the ruins? No problem. The best caipirinha in town? Coming right up the stairs.
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From Travel + Leisure, Jun 2008
“Scratch a destination these days and you’ll find a microhotel: the Residenza Napoleone III in Rome, the One Hotel in Siem Reap, Cambodia....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Feb 2008
“Situated on a side street in Siem Reap, the bi-level suite has a 320-square-foot bedroom outfitted with a custom-designed teak bed. The rooftop terrace includes a private outdoor shower....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Oct 2006
“A modern spin on the concept with something the town has never seen before—a one-room hotel....” MORE>>
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