When Max, a solo traveler from Berlin, checked into Rambutan Resort in Phnom Penh, he expected a quiet stay. What he found was a chosen family.

From the moment he walked through the leafy gardens and dipped into the rooftop pool, he felt welcome—not just accepted, but celebrated. Over dinner, he joined other LGBTQ+ travelers swapping stories, sharing tips, and planning nights out at nearby gay bars like Blue Chilli.

A few days later, on his way to Siem Reap, Max stayed at Anantara Angkor Resort. From the staff's friendly smiles to inclusive events and spa treatments designed for everyone, it became clear: Cambodia is embracing queer travelers with open arms.

It’s not just about beds and breakfasts. It’s about walking into a space and knowing you belong.

Whether you’re after boutique charm like Arthur&Paul, the luxury of Raffles Hotel, or the buzzing energy of Novotel Phnom Penh's nightlife, Cambodia offers more than a place to stay—it offers a community.

Come for the temples. Stay for the connection.
Because everyone deserves to feel at home, wherever they roam. 🌈