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Viroth's Hotel

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Kids

The modern décor, small pool and open-sided steep staircase are meant for adult customers, and in fact, we only saw adults during our visit. However the daybeds in the room can be converted into a sleeping platform for one child and extra beds are available. The hotel does not have cots.
Children are charged as adults.

  • Family friendly accommodation: Extra Beds Available

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    Last updated 01 April 2012
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    Save to favouritesPrintMailViroth's HotelLike a yin-yang symbol, Siem Reap is a swirling study in contradictions. Crowded yet calm, it has survived a horrific stretch of history but its people are proud of their culture and extraordinary artistic heritage; it is a shockingly poor place yet the residents are industrious, friendly and generous – especially with their smiles. In such a city, Viroth’s Hotel fits nicely. Compared to the often dusty, hot streets outside its walls, it is a sparkling-clean oasis of peace, contemporary décor and simple comforts. Tucked on a side street that runs parallel to the Siem Reap River, the space has a quiet and secret feel as the road sees very little traffic. Inside is a very welcome sight: a small but pretty saltwater pool nestled in a corner of the outdoor tropical lobby. A slick lounging couch and collection of vintage Buddha statues next to the mirror-tiled reception desk completes the welcoming atmosphere. The rooftop hosts a plant-filled lounge where bright yellow chairs contrast with dark wooden tables, and an inviting selection of seating options invite lingering after [i!http://www.i-escape.com/hotel.php?section=eating&hotel_key=CA013!breakfast].

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