At the time of writing, we don’t know whether Cambodia or Phnom Penh is about to undergo the kind of lockdown we’ve seen being imposed in other parts of the world. But, whether this does come about or not, there’s never not a bad time to take a moment to appreciate one of Cambodia’s great artists, Sinn Sisamouth, something that is possible even under the strictest of social distancing guidelines.
As the world seemingly turns ever faster, technology brings us ever closer and cross-border connections become ever more vital, business travel has become a key sector for a range of industries from airlines to hotels. Understanding what drives and enables worthwhile business travel is therefore important not only for those making the decisions on whether and where to send their people and for how much, but also for those carrying, facilitating and hosting the modern business traveller.
With Valentine’s Day coming, now is the time to start planning your romantic getaway. Or is it? With all that Phnom Penh has to offer for lovers, this could be the perfect time to indulge in a little “staycation” to help you really relax by taking out all the stress and hassle of packing and travelling further away. Luckily, our team at Arunreas Hotel is composed of a bunch of romantics, and they can’t wait for this weekend to come along.
How do you define luxury? That used to be an easy question to answer. There was a certain kind of unmissable opulence (occasionally outrageous) that was the evident hallmark of a grandeur that remained the exclusive preserve of a very select few. It usually meant a high level of craftsmanship, and an even higher price point to go with it. But these days the boundaries are less clear, which means that it is possible to create the kind of luxuries that utterly soothe the senses, without necessarily racking up the bill. This is what we aim for at Arunreas.
We’d like to start this article with an apology. We know you may be coming to Phnom Penh to do business or to discover some of Cambodia’s captivating heritage and history, so we’re very sorry that we’ve made it so difficult to actually leave the hotel from the moment you discover our ground-floor deli-restaurant, Khéma. We couldn’t help ourselves. We love food.
Hello, my name is Pich Chanbopha. I was born in Phnom Penh.
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