Red Elephant Reps adds Cambodia’s Hotel VELLITĀ to its luxury portfolio

Red Elephant Reps recently expanded its luxury hospitality portfolio with the addition of Hotel VELLITĀ in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Designed in harmony with its lush surroundings, Hotel VELLITĀ is a tranquil, boutique retreat offering a refreshing and invigorating experience, allowing guests to breathe in pure oxygen while finding  balance, peace and relaxation. Just 2 km from Pub Street and 8 km from the iconic Angkor temples,  Hotel VELLITĀ is perfectly located for both relaxation and exploration. 

Red Elephant Reps chief executive Ian Paul Woods said of this new acquisition: “We are confident  that our highly-experienced marketing team will do an extraordinary job in elevating brand visibility  and strengthening the positioning of Hotel VELLITĀ as a premier Siem Reap hotel in the global market.”

A luxurious getaway

The 35 spacious, light-filled rooms start at 43-square-metres and feature balconies, state-of-the-art  amenities and super comfy beds, all complemented by thoughtful personal touches. Personalised  service is a hallmark of Hotel VELLITĀ, delivered by a team of highly trained professionals committed  to making every stay exceptional. 

Dining at Hotel VELLITĀ is an experience in itself. ZEST, the hotel’s signature restaurant, elevates  Khmer cuisine to new heights, offering authentic, centuries-old recipes crafted by master chefs using  locally sourced produce. Mediterranean dishes are also available, all served in an elegant indoor  setting or at the more casual poolside bar. For a deeper sense of relaxation, visit the AKARA Spa, where  a variety of massages and treatments are provided using local, organically grown ingredients. 

Hotel VELLITĀ is not only dedicated to luxury but also to sustainability. The hotel is committed to giving  back to the community, reducing its environmental impact and minimising its carbon footprint. Guests  can also embark on a range of cultural adventures arranged by the hotel, including temple tours,  floating village explorations, monk blessings, bicycle tours, puppet shows with dinner, sunset picnics,  and more.