Although the genuinely two-dimensional HLL-CPS solver holds the inherent multidimensionality property and capability of resolving contact discontinuities, the conventional low-order (second-order and below) reconstruction methods still limits its application in the two-dimensional complex flows involving shock waves and shear layers. A fifth-order reconstruction method is proposed for the genuinely two-dimensional HLL-CPS solver. The conserved variable vectors at the midpoints of interfaces are approximated by the fifth-order 1D WENO reconstruction. Meanwhile, variables at the corners are evaluated by a dimension-by-dimension reconstruction method consisting of a number of 1D fifth-order WENO sweeps. To avoid introducing spurious oscillations, each reconstruction is carried out in the corresponding local characteristic fields. Numerical results of several benchmark tests indicate  the higher-order accuracy and the multidimensionality property of the proposed scheme. Compared with the 1D HLLE, HLLC and HLL-CPS schemes, the proposed high-order genuinely two-dimensional HLL-CPS solver provides higher resolution for contact discontinuities and presents better robustness against the shock anomalies.