Hotel Santika Premiere Malang is a refreshing interpretation of traditional Javanese design with a distinct modern twist. This smart four-star property is a comfortable base for corporate and leisure travellers whereby all needs are anticipated with exceptional facilities and services.
The hotel has attracted large numbers of domestic and international tourists throughout the years and has greatly supported Malang as a tourist destination. The Shalimar will offer its guests the comfort of the new millennium in the grandeur of the ’30s, bringing together European modern flair and Indonesian culture to create a memorable experience. It sets to deliver outstanding personalised services for both leisure and business guests in the tradition of graceful Indonesian hospitality.
Located in the heart of Yogyakarta near the popular Malioboro district, the historic Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta is a member of the MGallery Collection and is a colonial landmark dating back to 1918. Due to its long heritage, it has changed owners numerous times until a Dutch caretaker turned it into the hotel you see today.
Hotel Santika Banyuwangi is perched on Java’s eastern most tip that’s also known as the “Sunrise of Java”, a fascinating and exciting destination for all types of travellers. Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and strong cultural traditions, Banyuwangi is also home to the “Diamond Triangle” which incorporates three world class heritage sites.
Smitten with the charm of this architecture during their Cambodian peregrinations, the founders of Sala Lodges have reunited eleven houses dating from 1956 to 1985 in order to create a unique hotel and village. Frequently destined to disappear, the houses have consequently been preserved and benefit from a new lease of life. Amidst a dense jungle undergrowth sprout these unique and culturally correct wooden buildings on stilts. As a family, lovers or with friends, everyone finds a place which fulfils their requirements for luxury and intimacy. The thoughtful staff at Sala Lodges know how to make all this happen so that each and everyone’s stay is unforgettable and unique.
The Park Hyatt is a deluxe boutique hotel situated within close proximity to the ancient temples of Angkor Wat. Set around an inner courtyard with lush gardens and water features, the art deco inspired design is complemented by strong Khmer influences that embrace the future while respecting the past. The hotel’s 108 guest rooms all come with spacious living areas and well appointed amenities. The suites are highly recommended for the most discriminating travellers. An exclusive haven with private garden and/or swimming pool, any of the Park Hyatt Siem Reap’s suites provide an exquisite retreat.
The historic Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor was opened in 1932, and retains its old world charm in addition to having modern amenities. The welcoming doorman, art deco black and white-tiled hallways and original cage lift (still fully functional) add to the atmosphere of colonial grandeur. Rooms are tastefully furnished in a way that captures the property’s period architecture and Khmer influences, with dark wood floors, traditional furniture and Cambodian art deco. Many of them face inwards to overlook the beautiful pool area, where you can enjoy a cocktail in the evenings after a day of exploring the temples. Alternatively, you can head inside to the renowned Elephant Bar. Afternoon tea is served overlooking the pool area should you prefer to take a break from exploring and avoid the midday heat.
Steps away from the World Heritage Angkor Temples, the Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa is the perfect place for serenity. Inspired by the French colonial architecture, the hotel creates an elegant and relazing vibe. The Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa is fully involved in the life of the city and is acting in preserving the Royal Gardens, by regular cleaning operations and the lighting of the Sacred Tree. It has partnerships with two ethical local farms producing natural and organic fruits and vegetables. Through the limitation of its energy consumption, the use of natural and biodegradable products and the biodiversity protection of its tropical garden. Victoria Angkor hotel acts in order to help the environment flourish. The hotel is also the founder and organiser of the Keep Siem Reap Clean operation, an annual cleaning day of the Royal Gardens and riverbanks, in partnership with various schools of the city.
Treeline Urban Resort is located on Siem Reap’s Riverside in Cambodia. Founded and built by architect and visionary Hok Kang, this Urban Resort offers a one of a kind home for guests traveling to the gateway city for the temples of Angkor. With leading Cambodian artists masterfully creating, the curated experience includes dedicated spaces for a growing private collection of contemporary art. The clean, functional style is combined with living artworks to reflect both Treeline Urban Resort’s deep-rooted love of nature, mindful attention and a real and thorough commitment to building a better world through using sustainable methods. The resort also has a private art collection which is a reflection and celebration of how contemporary art and design is growing in Cambodia.
Lynnaya Urban River Resort & Spa is located along Siem Reap river in Cambodia and offers exquisite suites. This hotel also features a high-quality on-site restaurant with a spacious sky bar to enjoy in the evening, a modern full-service spa as well as a beautiful outdoor swimming pool. All rooms feature a traditional Cambodian interior, a flat-screen cable TV, kettle, a comfortable seating area and air conditioning.
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