Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, part of the Accor friendliness team, resumes its doors to visitors on June 1, the very first time in practically three years. The heritage resort in Siem Reap, which first opened up in 1932, had closed for restorations as well as repairs in 2019. It was consequently influenced by the onset of the pandemic.

” It is a wonderful sensation to bring this enchanting hotel back to life,” says Dennis de Groot, the hotel’s general supervisor. “The Grand Hotel is a national prize, and also its fabled history is testimony to Cambodia’s colourful past.”

The Reserve Residences at Beauty World MRT Station Close to Bukit Timah Nature Park

The Reserve Residences will be an impressive mixed development with retail space on the lower floors and residential units on the higher floors. It will be similar to the Bukit Timah Shopping Centre in terms of design and gross plot ratio. In addition to residential units, the development will also feature a heritage nature park. This development will also feature an acclaimed school for children, a supermarket, and restaurants. The Reserve Residences Far East at Beauty World MRT Station is expected to be a landmark in this area, and a hub for community activities.

The Reserve Residences Far East is a new integrated development in the Mountbatten area of Singapore. This development will include 700 residential units, 150 service apartments, 20,000 square metres of retail space, an 8-acre plaza, and a future underground pedestrian link to the Beauty World MRT station. The concept plan for the project was submitted by the Far East Organization. It is expected to be completed by 2022.

The Reserve Residences Jalan Anak BuKit will feature 1, 2 and 4-bedroom residential units that will have spectacular views of Bukit Timah Nature Park. This new development is being developed by Far East Organization, the same company behind FEC Retail and FE Residences Trustee. Currently, the prices are still not revealed. The Far East Organization is in the process of purchasing the 3.22 hectare plot of land for the development.

The newly refurbished Landmark Room still features classic touches such as a rotating telephone.

The Grand Hotel, which will certainly be commemorating its 90th anniversary this year, was originally constructed as a rest stop for excavators as well as adventurers seeking to check out the old kingdom of Angkor Wat. Today, it is a 20-minute drive to the Unesco Heritage website. Repairs performed on the resort consist of a renovation of its exterior appearance, restored area insides as well as the addition of an occasions centre.

The resuming of Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor accompanies Cambodia’s easing of traveling restrictions. Vaccinated visitors to the country are no longer needed to serve a quarantine duration or execute pre-departure as well as on arrival screening.