Traveling to Angkor Wat in Cambodia and staying at the Park Hyatt in the city center is so convenient!

After a few years, I returned to Siem Reap, always fascinated by Angkor Wat, and this is my fifth time coming to deeply feel the charm of the Khmer smile! Returning to the familiar Park Hyatt Siem Reap, the hotel is not big, but it actually has three swimming pools when you add up the floors - the holiday atmosphere is full! This time I stayed in the Presidential Suite at Park Hyatt Siem Reap, which is really huge! The 248 square meters probably don't even include the area of the three sky gardens - the master bedroom even has an outdoor shower, which is amazing! At first glance, Park Hyatt Siem Reap doesn't seem impressive - but as you slowly savor it, it reveals a hidden gem. Upon entering the hotel, the first thing that catches your eye is a statue of a goddess, with a void above it, which becomes a gathering space on each floor. Around the void wells on each floor, there are desks and bookshelves, where you can flip through large books in your spare time, helping you to have a comprehensive understanding of Cambodia, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, and the Khmer civilization in the shortest time. Park Hyatt Siem Reap has a typical courtyard layout, with a century-old tree in the middle of the courtyard. Passing through the goddess statue to the end, there are meeting rooms and banquet halls, with the lobby bar The Living Room and the all-day dining restaurant The Dinning Room on both sides, and the hotel's ground floor swimming pool on the other side - the essence of the hotel is on the first floor. Walking along the long corridor to the end and pushing the door out - the view suddenly opens up, and there is a hidden paradise inside. In the most inconspicuous corner at the end of the second-floor corridor, there is a huge sky garden and swimming pool hidden, with the SPA also located here, the overall setting featuring little bridges over flowing water, and winding paths leading to secluded spots.