Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Rosewood Phnom Penh

1 / 10

The takeaway

Choose it for a Phnom Penh stay that pairs a high-rise CBD base with Cambodian-inflected interiors and city views from its dining rooms.

About the hotel

Rosewood Phnom Penh occupies the upper floors of Vattanac Capital Tower, a dragon-shaped skyscraper in the capital’s central business district. Its 175 rooms and suites look out across the city and, from some vantage points, the Tonle Sap and Mekong rivers. Inside, Cambodian references appear in contemporary interiors, while restaurants and lounges make the most of their elevated outlooks. The result is a high-rise city hotel whose architecture, views and dining are closely tied to its Phnom Penh setting.

Choose it if

You want a central business-district base high above the city, with an indoor lap pool and skyline-facing fitness facilities.
You plan to make dining part of the stay: the hotel lists several distinct restaurants and lounges, including a rooftop cocktail bar and a Japanese izakaya.

Skip it if

You want a low-rise stay with grounds or a resort setting; this hotel occupies upper floors of a skyscraper in the central business district.

The property

In photographs.

Guest discussion

What real people are saying.

Reddit excerpts · separate from Rex’s editorial judgment

Guests describe service as warm and attentive without feeling stiff or overly formal. One guest, who says luxury hotels usually hold little appeal, found the Phnom Penh stay appealing enough to want to try other Rosewood properties.

Discussion is limited; these accounts offer a glimpse rather than a broad verdict.

“What stood out most though was the service. It felt warm and genuinely attentive throughout the stay without ever becoming overly formal or stiff.”

r/LuxuryTravel ↗ · May 9, 2026

“I’ve only stayed at the one in Phnom Penh, but—as someone who isn’t that allured by luxury hotels—it made me want to try other Rosewoods in the future.”

r/chubbytravel ↗

If you like this

Nearby, in Southeast Asia: Mainland.

See all →

Notable

Raffles Hotel Le Royal

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

City175 roomsHistoric

Set on a tree-lined street in central Phnom Penh, this 175-room landmark combines a 1929 heritage building with courtyard wings added during its restoration. French Colonial architecture, Khmer and Art Deco details shape its rooms and public spaces, while a central courtyard and two outdoor pools offer a garden-like pause within the city. Wat Phnom is a short walk away and the riverfront is about ten minutes on foot; several restaurants and bars are on site.

MichelinT+L· 47

Rate guidePrice on request

Notable

Rosewood Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

City158 roomsSpa

Rosewood Bangkok rises 30 storeys above Ploenchit Road, in a district of embassies, offices and upscale shops. Its angular tower takes its cue from the Thai wai greeting, while the 158 accommodations have contemporary, residential-style interiors and city views. Direct access to Ploenchit BTS makes the hotel a practical base for crossing Bangkok; back at the property, the experience shifts between Thai and Chinese dining, a vinyl-focused cocktail bar, and a saltwater lap pool.

MichelinThe 50 Best· 70T+L· 39

Rate guidePrice on request

Notable

Park Hyatt Siem Reap

Siem Reap, Cambodia

CityPool

Park Hyatt Siem Reap is a 104-room city hotel in central Siem Reap, within walking distance of the Old Market, Pub Street and the riverside. Angkor Archaeological Park is about 15–20 minutes away by car, so temple visits pair naturally with time in town. Formerly Hotel De La Paix, the property reopened as Park Hyatt after renovation and was redesigned by Bill Bensley. Its rooms bring Italian marble, selected woods and Khmer details into a contemporary setting.

MichelinCNT Triple Crown

Rate guidePrice on request

If you like this

Same feel, elsewhere.

Notable

Rosewood Beijing

Beijing, China

City283 roomsFine Dining

Rosewood Beijing occupies Jing Guang Centre in Chaoyang’s central business district, across from the CCTV Tower. Its 283 rooms and suites give the hotel substantial scale, while interiors draw on Beijing courtyard-house geometry and Chinese materials through a contemporary lens. Seven restaurants and lounges range from Northern Chinese cooking and Cantonese dining to a French-style bistro. The result is a high-rise city base with a strong sense of place, suited to travelers who want dining and cultural references close at hand.

CNT Triple Crown

Rate guidePrice on request

Notable

Rosewood Hong Kong

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

City413 roomsSea Views

Rosewood Hong Kong occupies part of a high-rise at Victoria Dockside, facing Victoria Harbour from the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. Its 413 hotel rooms and suites sit within a larger development that also contains separately described Rosewood Residences. Tony Chi’s interiors give the large hotel a residential character, with art, marble and wood details. Harbour-facing accommodations are a particular draw, while Asaya’s spa and outdoor pool, the hotel’s dining venues and the Manor Club make it a place to spend time as well as a base for exploring Kowloon.

MichelinThe 50 Best· 1CNT Triple Crown

Rate guidePrice on request

Notable

Hôtel de Crillon, a Rosewood Hotel

Paris, France

City147 roomsUltra-Luxury

An iconic 18th-century palace hotel on Place de la Concorde, meticulously restored to blend historic grandeur with contemporary luxury. The property offers unparalleled Parisian elegance with world-class dining, impeccable service, and views of the city's most prestigious monuments.

MichelinThe 50 Best· 14CNT Triple Crown

Rate guideFrom $800

Plan your stay

Take the next step.

Check current availability and booking conditions with the provider.

Visit listed hotel reference ↗

Opens rosewoodhotels.com in a new tab.