Friday, February 3, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Explore The Monks Way of Life
Buddhist monks are easily recognizable with their saffron robes and shaved heads and each of these attributes has deep meaning. They symbolize the monk's commitment to the Buddha'sreachings. Most monks only enter the community or Sangha for a short period, usually a few months but some choose to live their lives as monks. In countries such as Cambodia, especially in rural areas, people regard a man as incomplete if he has not been ordained for a period. One of the reasons young men enter the Sangha is to make merit for their parents and to learn the dharma or teachings of the Buddha.
Text courtesy: Touch Stone Magazine
Picture courtesy: Leng Oudom
Monday, October 24, 2011
Siem Reap shines in culinary competition
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| Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa, Siem Reap chef Phaing Sophai waits nervously with a colleague during prize announcements. |
The chefs from Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort and Spa defeated nine other teams to win the first “Khmer Mystery Black Box” contest, in which participants were forced to quickly improvise recipes from a box of secret ingredients.
Angkor Palace chef Phaing Sophai confessed he felt nervous before the start of the competition, both by the size of the 300 strong crowd watching him, and from fear of what he would find when he opened his team’s box.
“It was hard for me in the beginning because I could not see the ingredients.When we opened the closed box, we saw both Cambodian and foreign ingredients inside. Immediately, a Cambodian recipe named ‘Plea’ came up in our minds, so we decided to cook that dish,” he said.
“Plea doesn’t really need a lot of ingredients but because the competition required us to use more than 16 ingredients for a dish, we invented a seafood recipe by adding more flavours. We also tried using some foreign ingredients too, and it worked!”
While the Khmer mystery box portion of the competition was the most keenly awaited challenge of the day, hospitality staff also competed in bartending, fruit carving, barista and bed- making challenges, in order to win cash prizes.
Cambodian Restaurant Association President Van Porleng told the Post, he hopes the contest will be held annually in future as a sort of culinary Olympics, where local chefs and hospitality workers can show off their skills to the world.
“The Cambodia Restaurant Association aims to organise this competition every year, both in order to increase the standard of the industry but also as a first step towards participating in international competitions all over the world. We also want to organise workshops and conferences where hospitality staff can enrich their professional knowledge,” he said.
More than 80 teams from hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and NGOs took part in six different culinary and hospitality challenges during the day, and were assessed on their teamwork, creativity, and speed by a panel of sixteen local and international judges. Many of the challenges were gruelling with several elimination rounds held before a winner was announced.
Sophai and his teammate Sok Vichetm, credit their long tenure as chefs at Angkor Palace as crucial in helping to prepare them for the mystery box competition. Before starting work in the restaurant business, Sophai said he learned to cook several Cambodian and Thai recipes at refugee camp in Thailand.
“I think the competition made me love my profession more. At first I thought I cannot compete with these other cooks because they are also from the five stars hotels, but we won in the end.” he said.
Straight after the mystery box contest, Gnov Sopheakdey from Samaki Cafe in Battambang, grabbed the crowd’s attention with an impressive performance in the barista section of the competition.
Other winners included Long Borey from Riverhouse Lounge, who was unanimously selected as Cambodia’s best bartender, while Hagar Restaurant employee Lay Maly stuck up for smaller establishments with a victory in the fruit carving contest.
A team from Phnom Penh’s exclusive Topaz Restaurant & Piano Bar triumphed in a second black box contest, this one involving foreign ingredients, before Mao Srey Pov and Ngorn Sokhoeun from K-West Restaurant took home the “best bed-making” prize.
Minister of Tourism, Thong Khon, hailed the competition as a success, and said he would like to see it repeated next year as it segues with the government’s goal of promoting Cambodia as a fine dining destination.
“Food, beverage, and hospitality competitions are an essential factor in strengthening the quality of tourism services we provide in Cambodia. Cambodian foods have a special taste, compared to foods in other countries, and with the creativity of Cambodian cooks, they can make tourists remember their dishes and want to return to Cambodia,” he said.
Article by: phnompenhpost.com
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Weather in Cambodia
text courtesy: canbypublications.com
picture courtesy: forevergeek.com
Friday, October 14, 2011
Cambodia National Bird
Picture: courtesy of naturalist.co.uk
Text: courtesy of Cambodia Angkor Air
Saturday, October 1, 2011
“満足です。”
“We were satisfied” Some hotels say they have Japanese staff but we actually never saw their face during our stay however, at this hotel we could see Japanese staff everyday, which made us very happy.
All the staff were friendly and we felt very confortable during our stay. Benefits from the hotel such as massage and hi-tea was very nice too.
Only one thing disappointed us, which was that they were kind of late to serve hi-tea and dinner even the restaurant wasn’t so packed but it was ok, and was acceptable.
They had a souvenir shop in the resort, but it didn’t have anything like bottles of water, so we had to take a walk 5min to 10min from the resort to the shop outside. (But the hotel provided 1 bottle of water for each person everyday). It was dark at night so after the tour we could go by tour car.
There was one famous shop for aroma goods near the resort. (But we had to cross the road) It was good, only 15min from the Airport. (Other hotels were also not too far from the Airport) There were many aroma pots in the resot and we were very happy with the fragrance of lemonglass because we love aroma!
Original text!
よく「日本人スタッフ常駐」と言いながら、ホテル滞在中に一度もお見掛けしないホテルもあるのですが、こちらでは毎日どこかで日本人スタッフの方とお会いする事ができました。
ホテルの全従業員の感じがよく、とても居心地が良かったです。
ホテルからのおもてなしのアロママッサージ、ハイティーも、満足です。いい記念になりました。 夕飯もハイティーも同じレストランだったのですが、混んでいない割には少々時間がかかりましたが、スローフード？？な感じで許容範囲です。
お土産店はありましたが、お水などを買うコンビニのようなお店がないため、ホテルから徒歩５～１０分以内のところにある食品雑貨店まで行く必要があります。
（お水は１日１本もらえますが。）夜は暗いため、オプショナルに参加して戻る途中に寄ってもらいました。 アロマグッズで有名なお店もホテルの近くにありました。
（ただし道路を横断する必要あり。） 空港から１５分程度なのもよかったです。（他のホテルも空港から近いけど。） またアロマポットがところどころに置いてあり、レモングラス（？）の香りが漂っていました。
アロマが好きなので嬉しかったです！ More details click HERE!
Friday, September 23, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
2011 World Luxury Hotel Awards
Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace is proud of the 5-star team of staff that work here. As such, we are all greatly honored by this award of "Winner 2011" presented to us by World Luxury Hotel Awards!
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Soluxe sees room for growth in hotel management deals
updated: 2011-08-11 07:47
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Speech by the Hotel's Chairman - His Excellency Mr. Ly Hong
SPEECH
H.E Mr. Ly Hong, Hotel's Chairman
At the Official Opening of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace
Resort & Spa
Siem Reap, August 1st 2011
- His Excellency Dr. Cham Prasidh, Senior Minister, Minister of Commerce, and Lok Chumteav;
- His Excellency Dr. Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism, and Lok Chumteav;
- His Excellency Dr. Sou Phirin, Governor of Governing Council of Siem Reap Province;
- Mr. Ching Yann, representative of the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Cambodia
- Mr. Wang Vinchang, General Manager of Soluxe Group in Beijing;
- Excellencies, Lok Oknha, Lok Chumteav, Distinguished guests, ladies and gentleman!
Today, I would like to say thank all distinguished guests to Angkor Palace for coming to witness the official inauguration ceremony to become a member of 5-star hotels under the name "Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa".
Siem Reap is one of the hottest tourists' destinations in Asia. It is because this province is culturally and historically attractive. I am very glad that our hotel has played an important part in attracting tourists to this destination.
I have been most interested in the wonderful Angkor Wat for many years, and started to draw the blueprint to build this hotel to reflect the architecture of many temple which are more than 1000 years old.
The construction of this hotel started in 2011, and we are very particular to ensure that the building structure will reflect the national identity, Khmer cultural heritage, making our guests to recognize the beauty of our Cambodia.
We have tried to utilize the local materials for the construction and for decorating rooms. Moreover, we also have incorporated the existing local methods, skills and knowledge in the construction. Currently, our hotel has 259 rooms for guests and 320 staff, and this is one small contribution to creating employment for Cambodians together with the Royal Government.
This hotel is built on 11 hectares. With this spacious location, I believe that guests would enjoy their holidays in our glorious land of Angkor. In addition, we, as well as the leaders and all staff, are paying much attention on preserving the natural environment, by leaving many trees in their old place to surround this hotels with green garden.
I am very proud and satisfied with the contribution and encouragement of His Excellencies, Lok Okhna, Lok Chumteav, Ladies and gentlemen, local and foreign business partners, leaders and all staff of the hotel. It is with such contribution that our hotel becomes famous and is recognized locally and internationally in terms of perfect service to all tourists. In Particular, recently we have received the 5-star award "Would Luxury Hotel Award" two times in 2010 and 2011, which will be presented to us in the Republic of Croatia in mid-September.
Finally, I would like to thank all distinguished guests for coming to participate in this auspicious event. I know that His Excellencies, Lok Chumteav, Lakies and gentlemen have traveled a long distance to participate in this event, and again I would like to express my profound appreciation.
I hope that all distinguished guests will enjoy witnessing this official inauguration, and wish all distinguished guests the four gems of Buddhist blessings: Longevity, Nobility, Health and Strength.
Thanks for your attention!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Press Release
Press Release
Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa
Official Opening 1st August 2011
Mr. Ly Hong, chairman and owner of the Angkor Palace Resort & spa re-positions the resort in line with his long aspiring intent to bring more tourists to visit the World Heritage Site of The Angkor Temple complex, especially tourists form the People's Republic of China. Under his leadership, the Angkor Palace Resort & Spa has been very highly rated globally; one that offers hospitality and personalized service matched by professionalism and high quality standards synonymous to international five-star hotels.
Mr. Ly Hong acknowledged that a new global vision was necessary for him to realize his aspirations and turn towards China where he embarked on negotiations with the Soluxe Hospitality Group, a powerful hospitality arm of the dynamic China Huayou Corporation Group (a subsidiary of the Chinese government-owned China National Petroleum Corporation) for a partnership to take the Angkor Palace Resort & Spa to the next level.
On 1st August 2011 the Angkor Palace Resort & Spa shall be re-branded as Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa. An official opening ceremony is scheduled on 1st August 2011 at hotel premises when Senior Cambodia government officials and Senior leasers from China Huayou Corporation Group will be present to grace the momentous occasion.
The list of VIP guests includes His Excellency Dr Cham Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister of Commerce, His Excellency Dr Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism of the Kingdom of Cambodia and other Senior government officials including His Excellency Dr Sou Phirin, Governor of Siem Reap Province.
"We have been looking at directions to strengthen our position in this increasingly competitive Siem Reap tourism market for a long time", said Mr Weng Aow, general manager of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace. "In many ways, this partnership between Soluxe Hospitality Group and Angkor Palace forms a perfect fit", added the general manager. Under the capable leadership of Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen, the Kingdom of Cambodia has achieved peace and prosperity over the past many years. The Prime Minister has also established excellent relationship between China and Cambodia and many Chinese nationals have since visited Cambodia. With the economic success of China, more Chinese nationals are making holiday trips overseas. Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace is well positioned to cater to the burgeoning market of Chinese travelers to bring them to visit Cambodia."Every segment of the tourism and hospitality industry is aware of China's increasing presence and role on the global stage" commented Weng Aow. "The decision to go with Soluxe Hospitality Group is also in line with our chairman's global strategy to put our presence in very major city in the world. Soluxe Hospitality Group has already established its presence in the emerging economies of Africa, Europe and South America. The group is now making inroads countries like Germany, Italy, Spain and France", added Weng Aow.
This Partnership would not have been possible without the courageous leadership of Mr Ly Hong, Chairman and owner of the Angkor Palace Resort & Spa. It is Mr. Ly Hong's business foresight that catapults Angkor Palace Resort & Spa in to a very much stronger Cambodian hotel player.
"We have noticed that the hotels in Cambodia have not been able to attract many of the high yielding Chinese outbound tourists to visit Angkor temple complex. We hope that by our partnership with the Solxue Hospitality Group, I can help my county generate more of the high yielding Chinese tourists to visit our magnificent Angkor temple. I feel privileged to be able to contribute towards poverty alleviation in my country through my role as a resort. I look forward to the continued support of all our business associated and partners and friends to help contribute towards a better tomorrow for Cambodia,"said Mr. Ly Hong.
Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa is a 259-key 11-hectare resort located in Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia. The resort is strategically located and equidistant to locations such as the airport, the famous and popular pub street as well as the must-see Angkor temple complex. The resort provides an extremely relaxed and rejuvenating experience for all its guests with facilities including villas, golf driving range, tennis courts, spa, food and beverage outlets.
Soluxe Hospitality Group is a Beijing-based international hotel group. Soluxe Hospitality group has a fre brands to its glory, namely Grand Solxue, Soluxe, Soluxe Courtyard and Soluxe Inn. The hotel group has over 60 hotels located withing and outside of China under its carious brand names.
For further inquiries, Please contact:
Weng Aow
General Manager
Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Reosrt & Spa
Tel: 855 63 760511
Fax: 855 63 760512
Email: weng@angkorpalaceresort.com
Email: marcomm@soluxehotels.com
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Monday, 01st August 2011 - The Official Opening Day of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace
Our Family of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Team
Our Front Office Team
Our Kitchen Team
Our Room Valet Team
Our Food & Beverage Team
Our Engineering Team
Our Finance Team
Our Concierge Team
Our Kainnora Spa Team
H.E Dr. Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism At the Official Opening of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa
SPEECH
H.E Dr. Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism
At the Official Opening of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace
Resort & SpaSiem Reap, August 1, 2011
- H.E Dr. Cham Prasidh, Senior Minister; Minister of Commerce
- H.E Dr. Sou Phirin, Governor of Siem Reap Province
- Mr. Jin Yuan, China’s Commercial Counselor to Cambodia
- Mr. Wang Wengcan, General Manager, China Huayou Group Corporation
- Mr. Ly Hong, Chairman of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa
- Excellencies, Lok Chumteavs, ladies and gentlemen!
First of all, on behalf of the Ministry of Tourism and myself, I have the great honor and pleasure to participate with Excellencies, Lok Chumteavs, ladies and gentlemen in the auspicious official opening of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa in this enchanting morning.
Today, Siem Reap province is proud to welcome the new tourism facility of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa which is to be officially launched in the moment. Taking this opportunity, I would like to extend my sincere thanks and appreciations to Mr. Ly Hong, Chairman of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa, who has made significant efforts in investing on this luxury hotel bearing the famous brand name in the precious land of Siem Reap-Angkor.
- Senior Minister; Excellencies, Lok Chumteavs, ladies and gentlemen
Tourism as a system is a priority sector which contributes to building up socio-economic development, job opportunities, income generation, improvement of livelihood and poverty reduction. Tourism is ia vital part of green economy since its revenue is directly integrated into national economic current taking part in enhancing GDP growth and stabilizing commercial balance. Following global economic crisis, economy has surged rapidly. In 2010, the world tourists were registered of around 935 million, an increase of 6.7%, in which Asia-Pacific, America, Europe, Middle East increased 13%, 8%, 3%, 6% and 14%, respectively. Tourism creates 230 million employments, equivalent to 7.6% of total global labor forces.
In 2010, ASEAN region received around 65 million tourists, an increase of around 12.5%, in which Intra-ASEAN travelers recorded around 28 million (shared 45%) while Chinese, Japanese and Korean tourists surged 23% to 15 million.
Cambodia, under the sound and brilliant leadership of Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo HUN Sen, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, tourism, known as “Culture and Nature Tourism", has been considered as one of the top 10 priority sectors in pushing up socio-economic development. Tourism, which is determined in the Rectangular Strategy of the Royal Government of Cambodia, is also considered as the “Green Gold" while rice is considered “White Gold".
In 2010, Cambodia’s domestic tourists were around 7.7 iinillion, an increase of around 8%; while international tourists were recorded around 2.5 million, an increase of 16%; in which tourists from Asia-Pacific were 1.7 million, shared around 67.70% of total arrivals (in which more than 800,000 from ASEAN of around 23.2%); Europe: 463.096 (around 19.51%); America: 182.850 (around 7.94%); other regions shared around 0.49%. Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, American, French, England, Thailand, Australian and Taiwanese tourists are the top 10 sourte markets of Cambodia. lt should be noted that, Russian and Indian tourists have be increasing remarkably.
Cambodia Tourism plays essential role in contributing to macro-economic stability and gains national revenue of around 1,700 million dollars, shared 12% of GDP in previous year whilst creating around 400,000 employments for Cambodian people.
- Senior Minister, Excellencies, Lok Chumteavs, ladies and gentlemen
Siem Reap-Angkor is the country’s main cultural-historical tourist destinations receiving international tourists around 1 million (shared around 60%) of total international tourists every year and domestic toprists of around l million.
Connectivity from this area to its peri-zones including PreahVihear temple area and Tonle Sap Biosphere zone and linkage to the coastal zones when our bay has been admitted as the fully-fledged member of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World Club and various eco-tourism areas around the country will surely make the well-known cultural-historical Siem Reap-Angkor become sophisticated.
According to statistical projection, Cambodia will receive around 8 million international tourists in 2020, in which Siem Reap-Angkor will obtain around 4 million (excluding domestic tourists). Therefore, thorough consideration on tourism development in this area, including Angkor area, Siem Reap city, and Tonle Sap area to develop this area in a responsible and sustainable manner is our pivotal strategy.
- Senior Minister, Excellencies, Lok Chumteavs, ladies and gentlemen
Accommodation service, particularly hotel is the leading service which plays core role in tourism industry.
The official opening of the new brand name of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa truly responses to the market trend, which contributes to upgrading hotel industry quality and essentially promoting Cambbdia to the international market.
I strongly hope that this new brand name will attract more international tourists, especially Chinese tourists to visit Siem Reap province as well as Cambodia while Siem Reap province as well as Cambodia have been seen of fast-growing development.
I would like to take advantage of this opportunity to praise the Angkor Palace Resort & Spa for being accredited as ASEAN Green Hotel Standard from ASEAN Hotel Association and also appeal that the management of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa to further makes greater effort in sustaining this standard so that it can contribute to protecting enviromnentand building up Siem Reap-Angkor city to be a model tourism city (Eco-City) which plays important role in mitigating against climate change and toward green economic development in a sustainable and responsible manner.
Once again, I strongly i hope that the hotel management and staff of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa will continuously endeavor in improving and. sustaining the famous hotel brand name with the purpose of upgrading the tourism industry quality in order to bring Cambodia hotel to be widely known in international arena. Meanwhile, I would also like to wish the Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa to have more tourists, better services with either quality and care of green environment in one hand and on the other hand to engaged in the promotional campaign of “Cambodia Kingdom of Wonder" and competitive movement of “Clean City, Clean Resort, Good service" (…..).
Finally, I wish the owner and the management of Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort & Spa a great success in business, and also wish H.E Senior Minister, Excellencies, Lok Chumteavs, ladies and gentlemen and staff of hotel four benedictions of Buddha: longevity, unfading beauty, peace and strength.
Thank you!
Courtesy of Ministry of Tourism of Cambodia
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Angkor hotel targets high-end Chinese market
THE ANGKOR Palace Resort and Spa will be rebranded from today as the Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort and Spa to attract more high-end Chinese visitors.
The property’s chairman and owner, Ly Hong, said: “We have noticed that the hotels in Cambodia have not been able to attract many of the high-yielding Chinese tourists to visit Angkor temple complex.”
“We hope that through our partnership with the Soluxe Hospitality Group, (we) can help (our) country attract more of these tourists to visit our magnificent Angkor temples.”
Grand Soluxe Angkor Palace Resort and Spa, spanning an 11-hectare area in Siem Reap, offers 259 keys, a golf driving range, a swimming pool, a gym, tennis courts, a spa, two F&B outlets and function space for up to 120 on banquet.
China is the third largest source of visitors to Cambodia. Last year, the country attracted 177,636 Chinese arrivals, up from 128,201 in 2009. Of last year’s tally, some 138,012 people visited for leisure and 37,783 for business.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Cambodia Kingdom of Wonder Song
Witness the joy of magical scenes
It's a new place, a kingdom of wonder
A temple of smile, and the fustiness
It's a new place, a rising sun
A kingdom of wonder, Cambodia...
Cambodia....
And to our learn, discover the light
of blessing of gold and enchanting its night
It's in its center of kingdom of wonder on magical spell
You'll fall in Na Na...
It's in your place, a rising star
A kingdom of wonder, Cambodia...
Cambodia...
Cambodia...
Cambodia...
Cambodia...
Follow lake with dolphins sleep
Wonder of all was always gentle deep
It's an adventure of a kingdom of wonder
The dream of your life
Just cross the border
It's an adventure...
A kingdom of wonder...
Dream of your life
Cam-bo-dia...ah.....
Cambodia...
Cambodia...
The dream of your life
Cambodia...
A kingdom of wonder
Cambodia...
Rising star, Cambodia...
A kingdom of wonder
Monday, May 30, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Khmer Cousine (Amok Trey) អាម៉ុកត្រី
River Fish Amok (អាម៉ុកត្រី) is a traditional dish of Cambodian cuisine. It is fish coated in a thick coconut milk with kroeung, either steamed or baked in a cup made from banana leaves. It is often eaten during the Water Festival, which celebrates the reversal of the Tonle Sap River.[1]. Essential to the dish is the addition of the leaves of the noni tree and the use of fingerroot.
text courtesy of: Wikipedia Link
Monday, May 2, 2011
Kbach Kun Khmer Boran ( Martial Art ) "Bokator"
Bokator, known formally as Labokatao, is a Cambodian martial art form that involves close hand-to-hand combat, ground techniques and weapons.
Bokator is one of the earliest Cambodian martial art and is said to be the close quarter combat system used by the armies during the Angkor era.
Practitioners are trained to strike with knees, elbows, hands, feet and even the head. Short sticks are commonly used as weapon.
*Text courtesy of: Ministry of Tourism Link
*Picture courtesy of: http://videos-marciales.blogspot.com Link
Monday, April 25, 2011
Cambodia National Flag
The flag of Cambodia symbolizes the country’s religious dignity and royalty. Two large blue stripes representing royalty, embrace an even larger red stripe which represents the nation. The image of the white temple represents the nation’s religion. Generally speaking, the colors and image on the Cambodian flag personify the country’s slogan: Nation, Religion, King.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
We are a family
Our General Manager Mr. Weng Aow awards a Certificate of Appreciation from Trailblazer Cambodia Organization. Angkor Palace Resort & Spa always close to you.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
We are a member of PATA
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) is a membership association acting as a catalyst for the responsible development of the Asia Pacific travel and tourism industry. In partnership with PATA’s private and public sector members, we enhance the sustainable growth, value and quality of travel and tourism to, from and within the region.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Preferred Hotel Group Congratulates Its Asia Pacific Hotels And Resorts On Their Recent Accolades And Awards
As a testament to its exceptional portfolio of the finest hotels and resorts in the region, Preferred Hotel Group congratulates its Asia Pacific properties on receiving numerous awards and accolades in the last three months.
ANGKOR PALACE RESORT & SPA
Siem Reap, Cambodia, Summit Hotels & Resorts
For the second consecutive year, the resort was awarded the ASEAN Green Hotel Standard Award for its environmental and energy conservation practices. These include a water-saving campaign, using energy-saving lights, and using treated wastewater to maintain the lush garden on the 11-hectare site.
For details click, HERE!
ANGKOR PALACE RESORT & SPA
Siem Reap, Cambodia, Summit Hotels & Resorts
For the second consecutive year, the resort was awarded the ASEAN Green Hotel Standard Award for its environmental and energy conservation practices. These include a water-saving campaign, using energy-saving lights, and using treated wastewater to maintain the lush garden on the 11-hectare site.
For details click, HERE!
Monday, November 1, 2010
Villa All Inclusive Rate
Are you looking for privacy? Then park yourself in our charming & exclusive self-contained villa - tranquility surrounded by a lush tropical garden and yet have easy access to the rest of the Resort and its facilities.>>> Room Type
* Jasmine Villa: USD 1,200.00+++ per room per night for maximum of 02 people.
* Heliconia Villa: USD 1,500.00+++ per room per night for maximum of 02 people.
* Frangipani Villa: USD 2,000.00+++ per room per night for maximum of 02 people.
* Bird of Paradise Villa: USD 2,500.00+++ per room per night for maximum of 04 people.
>>> Package Rate Includes:
- Daily In-Room breakfast
- Free airport transfer (flight details is required one-day before arrival)
- Free use of in-room mini-bar daily. It will be replenished once a day only.
- Daily buffet breakfast or in-room breakfast
- Daily lunch and dinner in our restaurant (including room service; applicable only for all item in the room service menu)
- Daily afternoon hi-tea with assorted cake
- 24hours all-house beverages, soft drink, local beer, local wine-white or red, and local spirit such us gin, vodka, whisky, and rum.
- Full set of laundry at your demand per day including press service, except dry cleaning or express service.
- Enjoy 55mn massage treatment daily per person either in your Villa or at Kainnora Spa based on our A La Carte Menu only (not applicable for spa package menu order).
- Unlimited use our resort facilities such as swimming pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and gymnasium room.
- Unlimited use of our tennis court during the day time only. Service includes use of tennis balls and tennis racket.
- Unlimited use of golf driving range. Service includes use of golf club and bay (one bay per person only) with unlimited use of golf balls at the driving ranges. A
- All rates are quoted in US Dollar per room per night
- All rates are subject to 5% service charge, 2% Accommodation Tax, and 10% VAT
- This promotion is not applicable for the (corporate) delegates who are scheduled to attend the meeting in the resort (applicable only for leisure travelers).
- Unused package benefits can not be exchanged in cash.
>>> Excludes / Conditions
- No takeaway for consumption outside of the resort is allowed. Takeaway food and service is chargeable based on our printed-tariff.
- Rate not include on all-out-going telephone call and facsimile.
- Additional 50% charge per child for aged between 06 years old and below 12 years; stay in an extra bed. Child age 05 years old and below using an existing bed with parent is free.
- Unused benefits can not be exchanged in cash.
- Accommodation is available from 1400hrs on the arrival day until 1200noon on the departure day. Additional charge is applicable 50% upon request based on our printed-tariff for early check-in and late check-out.
- All rates are quoted in US Dollar per room per night
- All rates are subject to 5% service charge, 2% Accommodation Tax, and 10% VAT
- This promotion is not applicable for the (corporate) delegates who are scheduled to attend the meeting in the resort (applicable only for leisure travelers).
- Unused package benefits can not be exchanged in cash.
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