Jakarta-based Siarta Sanjaya and Associates recently completed the Bale Hotel, a luxurious and modern lifestyle retreat in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
The new hotel was built in the thick jungle foliage, allowing for stunning and natural views from every room. Offering 18 all-suite options, the hotel sits right on the edge of the Mekong River with a red and pink sandstone silhouette. The long rectangular corridors and footbridges running through white pavilions add a pop of luxe modern design, floating delicately over water. Pulling inspiration from Mediterranean and local influences, the hotel features lemongrass and Bodhi trees placed all around, as well as a 30m blue tile-lined lap pool for guests to relax and enjoy.
The Bale Hotel offers a travel experience unlike any other in the area and is available for booking online now.
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The Bale Hotel is a Luxurious and Unique Travel Option in Cambodia
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