Read the latest blog piece by the Yum List sharing their wonderful experience of Arunreas Hotel and Khema Restaurant - "Arunreas Hotel and its associated restaurants have clearly got things together. Comfortable, stylish and convenient, I can highly recommend Arunreas as a choice luxury stay in Phnom Penh."
Nothing at Arunreas is run of the mill, including the things we like to give away.
Born in the lavender fields of Provence, over the last 40 years L’Occitane en Provence has grown into one of France’s most famous and well-loved body and hair care brands. Their natural, fragrant and luxuriant ranges of creams, lotions, oils, shampoos and much more are now enjoyed by millions of people all over the world, people who love not only the scents of lavender, almond, verbena, rose and cherry blossom but love how they have harnessed the power to make their hair and skin shine like never before.
Modelled on the magnificent temples of Angkor, Arunreas Hotel is littered with motifs reflecting elements that come directly from the temples, especially details from the reliefs of Angkor Wat and Bayon. One of the first things you’ll notice though is the trio of elephants who greet you at the door. These are not just any elephants though. They are a representation of Airavata, the divine Hindu elephant who carried Indra, the god of rain and thunderstorms, and lord of the gods before he lost his place to the Trimurti of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
Treat your loved one to a night at Phnom Penh’s newest hotel in the heart of Phnom Penh this Valentine's Day. Relax in our decadent plunge baths with rose petals while sipping on champagne in your very own private sanctuary. We can also arrange dinner in your room or suite. Our special Valentine's package includes one night's accommodation, flower decorations, breakfast and dinner for two starting from $200 USD. Book Now!
Chhim Sothy is among the best-known Cambodian painters to emerge from the first generation of artists after the Khmer Rouge. He paints in many diverse styles. And while his work occasionally explores themes surrounding the 1970s communist movement and resulting holocaust, the Kandal-province native is most celebrated for his prodigious figurative and abstract work.
Celebrate the New Year at Khéma with a spectacular five-course menu served for dinner on the 31st December 2015 and lunch and dinner the 1st January 2016.
