Photos: 3 Newly Recommended Hotels and a Cruise, October 2015

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The October 2015 Hideaway Report follows Andrew Harper's travels through alluring Cambodia and return to classic Bath, England. In addition to a recommendation for an extraordinary river cruise on the Mekong, Mr. Harper adds three new hotels to the Harper Collection: a new Siem Reap city hotel, a private island resort in Cambodia and a remarkable spa-hotel debut in Bath. Explore the three newly recommended Harper hotels and the Mekong cruise listed below.

Aqua Mekong

Cambodia

© Aqua Expeditions

The 205-foot Mekong comprises three decks, the first two devoted primarily to guest cabins, with the rear of the second taken up by a lovely dining room. Handsomely appointed with grass-cloth wallcoverings and wood accents, cabins come with ample closet space, polished wood floors and raw-silk throws.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap

Siem Reap, Cambodia

© Geoff Lung

This new full-service 104-room hotel is in an ideal central location close to the Old French Quarter, a short walk from the 12th-century ruins of Angkor. Noted designer Bill Bensley added Khmer touches to an art deco motif in the elegant public areas.

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Song Saa

Koh Rong Archipelago, Cambodia

Courtesy of Song Saa

This idyllic family-owned resort is set on a desert island in the pristine Koh Rong Archipelago. Twenty-seven luxurious villas include 2,475-square-foot Ocean View Villas featuring local art, sunken seating areas, wooden decks with daybeds and private infinity pools, and soaring thatched ceilings.

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The Gainsborough Bath Spa

Bath, England

The Gainsborough Bath Spa is a new 99-room hotel in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage site, a two-minute walk from Bath Abbey, The Grand Pump Room and the famous Royal Baths. The principal amenity is the historic Spa Village Bath set beneath a four-story glass atrium with three thermal pools and 11 spa treatment rooms.

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By Hideaway Report Editor Hideaway Report editors travel the world anonymously to give you the unvarnished truth about luxury hotels. Hotels have no idea who the editors are, so they are treated exactly as you might be.
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