The Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) collection has added Cambodia to its growing list of exclusive global destinations, offering Hilton Honors members and independent travelers alike access to some of the world’s most exquisite boutique properties. This expansion joins Cambodia with nations like Tanzania, Mexico, Bhutan, Sweden, France, Australia, and Japan in offering travelers unparalleled stays at hotels that combine local flavor, architectural uniqueness, and luxury refinement.
With over 600 hotels across 90 countries, SLH’s network has redefined what it means to travel luxuriously while staying close to culture and nature. Thanks to its strategic 2024 partnership with Hilton, travelers can now book SLH properties using Hilton Honors points, bringing added convenience to unforgettable travel experiences.
Angkor Village Hotel – Siem Reap, Cambodia: Elegance in the Shadow of Angkor Wat
Just a tuk-tuk ride from the ancient Angkor temples, Angkor Village Hotel in Siem Reap offers an adult-only oasis nestled among lotus ponds and tropical gardens. With its iconic Khmer design, the hotel presents a serene, immersive atmosphere reflective of Cambodia’s rich history.
Guests enjoy chef-led cooking classes, indulgent spa treatments, and a dual-pool layout perfect for post-temple relaxation. At $237 CAD or 30,000 Hilton Honors points per night, this property offers both affordability and elegance at the gateway to one of the world’s greatest archaeological wonders.
Siringit Serengeti Camp – Tanzania: Safari Chic in Africa’s Wild Heart
Located deep within Serengeti National Park, the Siringit Serengeti Camp elevates the safari experience with luxury tents that open onto the plains. Each suite includes a private veranda, lounge area, and ensuite bath—blending five-star comfort with wilderness immersion.
Guests embark on daily game drives to witness the “Big Five” and return to gourmet dinners and stargazing around the firepit. Starting at $2,170 CAD, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime retreat for those craving intimate, eco-luxury wildlife adventures.
La Valise Tulum – Mexico: Caribbean Calm Meets Bohemian Luxury
On the white sands of Mexico’s Riviera Maya, La Valise Tulum invites travelers to unwind in style. This beachfront SLH gem is framed by jungle and sea, offering raised beach huts, private terraces, and hammocks facing turquoise waters.
Perfect for exploring Mayan ruins or cenotes by day and lounging by moonlight, the hotel blends barefoot luxury with cultural richness. Rooms start at competitive rates, especially for Hilton Honors redemptions.
Gangtey Lodge – Bhutan: High-Altitude Heritage and Tranquility
Situated in the Phobjikha Valley of central Bhutan, Gangtey Lodge offers a deep dive into Bhutanese tradition. The boutique hotel’s sweeping mountain views and warm wood interiors create an atmosphere of peace and spirituality.
Guests can engage in community-led farming activities, visit Buddhist monasteries, or enjoy fireside conversations under starry Himalayan skies. With rates starting at $1,007 CAD or 120,000 Hilton points, this property provides a rare combination of heritage and hospitality.
Arctic Bath – Sweden: Winter Wellness Beyond the Arctic Circle
In Lapland, Sweden, Arctic Bath delivers a floating spa experience that must be seen to be believed. Set on the Lule River, this hotel features circular architecture, open-air hot tubs, and glass-roofed rooms that showcase the Northern Lights.
Guests can enjoy saunas, holistic treatments, and arctic dips during winter or scenic hiking and fishing during summer. Rooms start from $983 CAD or 110,000 Hilton points, making this an exclusive yet accessible luxury escape.
Château Le Cagnard – France: Medieval Elegance on the Côte d’Azur
Overlooking the Mediterranean, Château Le Cagnard in Cagnes-sur-Mer is a restored 13th-century castle offering panoramic sea views, antique furnishings, and fine Provençal cuisine. Situated near the artistic village of Haut-de-Cagnes, the hotel offers a rare blend of medieval architecture and French coastal charm.
Seasonal from April to October, rooms start at $340 CAD or 70,000 Hilton points. It’s a perfect retreat for history lovers and Riviera explorers alike.
Chalets at Blackheath – Blue Mountains, Australia: Secluded Wilderness with Five-Star Comfort
For nature lovers, the Chalets at Blackheath in Australia’s UNESCO-listed Blue Mountains offer seclusion and scenery without sacrificing luxury. Each chalet features floor-to-ceiling windows, fireplaces, and spa-style bathrooms amid the rugged bushland.
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, canyoning, or wildlife viewing, then return to cozy, contemporary accommodations. Rates begin at $864 CAD or 105,000 points per night.
Sowaka – Kyoto, Japan: Tradition Meets Tranquility
In Kyoto’s Gion district, Sowaka is a boutique ryokan where centuries-old charm meets modern indulgence. The restored Japanese inn features serene gardens, tatami-matted rooms, and a Michelin-recognized dining experience.
Perfectly located near Fushimi Inari and Nijo Castle, Sowaka allows guests to explore Kyoto’s historical treasures by day and retreat to an oasis of calm by night. Rooms begin at $1,073 CAD or 130,000 points.
A World of Curated Luxury
With Cambodia now joining the ranks of global boutique destinations, Small Luxury Hotels continues to broaden its footprint in unique and culturally rich regions. Whether your heart calls for the wild savannas of Tanzania, the historic temples of Asia, or the snowy tranquility of Scandinavia, SLH ensures a luxury experience tailored for travelers who seek authenticity and distinction.
Thanks to its partnership with Hilton, Hilton Honors members can unlock the world’s most unforgettable stays through flexible point redemptions, bringing a new level of accessibility to global luxury travel.
From Siem Reap to the Serengeti, from Kyoto to the Côte d’Azur—Small Luxury Hotels of the World offers not just places to stay, but places to remember.
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