Needless to say, Points, Miles and Martinis gets VERY excited when a new Park Hyatt launches. Today is no different. For stays beginning August 1st, Park Hyatt’s newest hotel, the Park Hyatt Siem Reap located near the world famous Angkor Archaeological Park in Cambodia is now bookable for paid and award nights!
This property is pricing out as a Category 4 hotel which requires 15,000 points per night. Availability is as close to perfect as it gets right now. Stay the whole month of August if you so desire.
The website is missing a lot of photos but I will go out on a limb and say this property of 108 rooms and suites will be awesome, in typical Park Hyatt fashion. For those who have visited the Siem Reap before this is a re-branding of the Hotel De La Paix.
The bottom line
Park Hyatts are awesome. New Park Hyatts are awesome-er. Sign me up.
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Alex loves to travel and does so a lot. Logging 100,000 flight miles each year over the past 4 years, Alex uses points and miles to power his passion. Alex is continuously striving to experience the far reaches of the globe. In his day job, Alex is a Management Consultant frequently on the road advising Technology organizations. I love thinking about, reading about, and talking about all things travel. Feel free to reach me at pmmalex@gmail.com
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The hotel looks amazing! When I was in Cambodia this was one of the stops where my tour bus picked up other people. The design is the things that really attracted me to Cambodia in general. The modern and old world mixed. Here’s a link to their old website. You can see lots of pics there http://www.hoteldelapaixangkor.com/en/gallery/
There’s some nice looking hotels there for $50/night, not sure if Park Hyatt goes with the spirit of Seam Reap and the type of travel you do there. It’s not exactly a luxury resort destination.
Stayed at Hotel de la Paix within 6 months of their opening. We really enjoyed the property and the staff. The pool is a very interesting layout with lots of nooks and crannies that make it more private than a typical hotel pool. The restaurant with the swings was also super cool. Rooms were a bit small, though, and beds were terrible hard! With a few updates, this will be a nice addition to Gold Passport.