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For over 75 years, a visit the the ancient Angkor temples has been synonymous with a stay at the Raffles Grand Hotel.  Now sensitively restored, the hotel's renewed elegance compliments the mystery and grandeur of Angkor as never before.  There are 131 guest rooms and suites, each tastefully appointed with art-deco, country-style furnishings and Cambodian objets dárt reflecting the period architectural theme.
Guests have an array of distinctive restaurants and bars to choose from ranging from the formal to café style and the culinary delights are as varied and exotic as the temples themselves.  Raffles Amrita Spa is like no other in Cambodia, the treatments here combine the best of Western technologies and Eastern therapies to provide effective ways to achieve and maintain the ideal lifestyle.

Stay at La Résidence Phou Vao and appreciate spectacular views of the mountains and the world heritage town while enjoying a unique and peaceful atmosphere.  The resort boasts 3 hectares of lush gardens, rich in bougainvillea, palms and frangipani, which fringe the breathtaking negative-edge swimming pool.
The spacious rooms are a harmony of wood, cotton and silks and all have private balconies with extraordinary views.  In the restaurant, French cuisine is served with exotic touches, together with very subtle traditional Lao dishes, all with impeccable service.
The spa offers a full range of treatments, the custom designed ones are based on traditional Lao herbal remedies aimed at healing and nurturing and use only organic herbs.

A 1km long beachfront complex of beautiful villas on world-famous China Beach.  Spread across 35 hectares this splendid spa resort offers 60 elegant villas and a further 40 pool villas each within landscaped gardens with unobstructed views across the South China Sea.  Care has been taken to harmonise with nature and the design flows along traditional lines with useful modern touches.   Each of the 60 spacious individual one-bedroom villas showcases luxurious indoor and outdoor sitting areas and features a king-sized bed, lavish bathroom which opens onto a private garden with an outdoor shower, in addition to one or more bedrooms, and a living/dining area, each of the pool villas has a kitchen, a maid's room and a private swimming pool.
The restaurants present international and Vietnamese cuisine at its finest and the spa is a haven for pure relaxation and rejuvenation with exquisite treatments by professional therapists promising a soothing and unforgettable spa experience.

This 57 room resort, restaurant and spa set in the rural highlands of Dalat, comprises 17 fully restored French colonial villas.  The villas retain the unique personalities of their original owners while being lovely restored to their former glory, with all care taken to preserve original design, décor and charm.  Striking views if the surrounding town and countryside abound from all areas of the 35 acre hillside property.
15 villas have been converted into accommodation each with between 3 and 5 en-suited rooms.  Meals can be taken privately in the villas or in one of the restaurants.
The spas aim for perfect harmony between relaxation and revitalising, offers therapeutic treatments to balance the senses.  It is designed with pampering and healing therapies focusing on health, relaxation, beauty, stress reduction and recuperation from the everyday pressures of a hectic world.

Set out like a traditional village along its own stretch of private beach, the resort has water views on one side and tropical gardens on the other.  The 17 stand-alone thatched roofed villas come simply decorated with native wood and rattan furniture, teak or tile floors, big beds with mosquito netting and terraces overlooking garden or water.
The Ana Mandara suites, have their own plunge pool open-air bathroom and direct beach access.  The restaurant serves international and local favourites, plus east meets west with fusion specialties.
The Six Senses Spa, with its traditional Vietnamese-style salas raided up on stilts, offers an unrivalled selection of holistic and signature treatments to suit individual needs and preferences.

Built in 1901, The Strand is recognised a a national landmark.  Overlooking the Yangon River, it is located within the commercial districts of Yangon.  Completely renovated, the 3 storey Victorian hotel maintains a strong sense of charm and history.  The hotel offers 31 large suites with lazily whirring ceiling fans, teak floors, a separate sitting area and luxurious bathrooms, and the Strand Suite also have a veranda overlooking the river.
Facilities include the famous Long Bar, The Café looking into the street and the famous Strand Grill with its elegant Bagen prints, chandeliers and glass roof.  Burmese music can be enjoyed in the Lobby Lounge and afternoon tea is a Yangon institution.

Please note, while every care has been taken to ensure accuracy, all descriptions and amenities mentioned are subject to change.