The essentials in 30 seconds
- Verdict: Give each venue a job: Cafe d'Angkor for the champagne breakfast and alfresco meals, Restaurant 1932 for a Cambodian heritage dinner, the Conservatory for afternoon tea, the Poolside Terrace for lunch and the Elephant Bar for the evening.
- Rule: Eat in for atmosphere, go out for variety.
- Check: Opening hours, menus and booking requirements are best confirmed on the hotel's own page.
- Book: Reserve your room with breakfast terms in mind, and compare the same dates on Agoda and Booking.com.
A stay at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor is easy to plan around its venues. The hotel gathers a breakfast room, a heritage restaurant, a tea setting, a poolside terrace and a famous bar inside one garden property, so each part of the day has a natural home.
This page maps the venues to the meals they suit. For the overall verdict on the hotel, see the Raffles review. If you plan a long stay, combine this guide with rooms and suites and the spa and pool page.
The Quick Map by Meal
Venue by moment of the day
- Breakfast: Cafe d'Angkor, which serves a champagne breakfast.
- Lunch: the Poolside Terrace for light daytime meals, or Cafe d'Angkor for Asian and international dishes alfresco.
- Afternoon: the Conservatory, which serves afternoon tea or aperitifs.
- Dinner: Restaurant 1932 for Cambodian culinary heritage, or Cafe d'Angkor for a relaxed alfresco meal.
- Evening drinks: the Elephant Bar, with cocktails also on the Poolside Terrace by day.
In-room dining is also available, which gives you a quiet alternative after a long temple day. Together these venues mean a guest can spend a full day on property without repeating a setting: a champagne breakfast, a poolside lunch, afternoon tea in the Conservatory and a heritage dinner, with the bar to close the evening. That variety is one reason the hotel works well for travellers who prefer to unwind between sightseeing sessions rather than commute for every meal.
Each Venue and Who It Suits
Cafe d'Angkor
Cafe d'Angkor serves Asian and international dishes alfresco and offers a champagne breakfast. It suits groups with different tastes, since one table can mix local and international choices. Start here on your first morning to settle into the property.
Restaurant 1932
Restaurant 1932 celebrates Cambodian culinary heritage, and its name echoes the year the hotel opened. It is the natural choice for a special dinner or for travellers who want a Khmer-focused meal without leaving the grounds.
The Conservatory
The Conservatory serves afternoon tea or aperitifs. Afternoon tea is a classic grand-hotel ritual, and it pairs well with the heritage atmosphere of a landmark that opened in 1932.
Elephant Bar
The hotel describes the Elephant Bar as Siem Reap's most celebrated bar. It is the evening anchor of the property, a good place to end a day of sightseeing.
Poolside Terrace
The Poolside Terrace serves light daytime meals and cocktails beside the 35 metre pool. It suits a relaxed lunch between a swim and a spa treatment.
What to Plan Ahead
Simple planning steps
- Confirm opening hours and menus on the hotel's page, since schedules can change by season.
- Ask the hotel about reservations for Restaurant 1932 and the Conservatory when you book your room.
- Check whether your rate includes breakfast, and read what the rate covers before you pay.
- Ask about half-board options if you want dinners folded into the rate; the hotel's page is the place to confirm what is offered.
- Mention dietary needs when you reserve so the team can prepare.
The hotel also highlights local seasonal produce in its dining, a good reason to ask the team what is in season during your visit.
Eat In or Go Out
Siem Reap has a lively dining scene beyond the hotel gates, and the Old French Quarter puts the town centre within a short drive; see how to get to Raffles for the position. A balanced plan works well: eat in for atmosphere at Restaurant 1932 or the Conservatory, and go out for variety on the evenings you want a street-food or market experience.
Guests who enjoy a ritual will like the tea tradition, and guests who enjoy local flavour will like Restaurant 1932. Mixing both gives a stay with a clear shape. Whichever pattern you choose, the Elephant Bar makes an easy final stop before bed, and in-room dining is ready on tired nights. Before you book, compare the same dates on Agoda and Booking.com, and read our how to book guide for the checklist.
Test your knowledge
Five questions on this guide.
Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions
How many restaurants does Raffles d'Angkor have?
The hotel lists Cafe d'Angkor and Restaurant 1932 as restaurants, the Conservatory for afternoon tea, the Elephant Bar and the Poolside Terrace.
Where can I have breakfast?
Cafe d'Angkor offers a champagne breakfast. Check on the hotel's page whether breakfast is included in your rate.
Is there afternoon tea?
Yes, the Conservatory serves afternoon tea or aperitifs.
What is the Elephant Bar?
It is the hotel's bar, described by the hotel as Siem Reap's most celebrated bar.
Do I need to reserve a table?
Reservation policies and opening hours are best confirmed on the hotel's own page.
Does the hotel use local ingredients?
The hotel highlights local seasonal produce in its dining.
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