About Pavillion Indochine

The Pavilion Indochine is a brand new 20 rooms hostel with swimming pool surrounded by a beautiful garden and a traditional Cambodian house.

A calm, tranquil, exotic, and close family atmosphere will surround you during your stay at the Pavilion.

All of the bedrooms are uniquely decorated in the unmistakable Indochinese style with wooden floor and antics.

Your room is furnished wih:
-A double bed - or two singles on request,
- Air conditioning
- A cable tv
- A DVD player
- A safe with personal digit code
- A desk and chair.
- Mosquito net
- Colonial Fan

All room are with ensuite bathroom with hot shower,
All room have a private terrace with rattan furniture overlooking the swimming pool.
Aperatifs and cocktails can be served here if you wish.

Photo albums and numerous books about the Angkor temples as well as the history of Cambodia are at your disposal.

Spa with a selection of massages: Aroma with essential oil, traditional khmer, reflexologie, back, shoulder, etc...

Our open air restaurant Le Mekong is close by the pool. The menu consists of Asian dishes and local specialities - and it is also here where the buffet breakfast (included in the price) is served.

About us:
The Pavilion Indochine is born of the imagination of two French natives both married to Asian natives. Frederic Amat, journalist and photographer, covered the news of the Kingdom for several years. He is also a writer and knows everything there is to know about Angkor history.
Frederic Rieu, father of little Melissa, was a restauranteur firstly in the Pacific and then at Phnom Penh, before settling in Siem Reap. He is very knowledgeable about Cambodia and is a source of valuable advice and guidance for any planned excursions.
Its since their own extensive travels that the two Frederics came up with the concept for the Pavilion Indochine, described by the Lonely Planet as 'a splendid guesthouse' with a 'unique atmosphere'.

Situated slightly outside the small town Siem Reap, Pavilion Indochine is the closest hotel to the Angkor temples.