Top 10 Luxury Hotels in Siem Reap

Quiet in the noisy, good service, and overall satisfaction. The room details are very good, and the decoration design is almost a bit relative to the price/performance ratio.

The wild luxury ceiling is as beautiful as a painting. The facing windows of the room are all uniquely designed. But the breakfast is average. And it's a bit too primitive. There is no electric mosquito coil in the room, only radar, and you have to get up every night to fight mosquitoes. There is no air conditioner in the breakfast room, only a ceiling fan, and the food is average. The watermelon has been rotten for two consecutive days.

This has been a breathtaking stay at Waka Villas (7 star quality indeed). The private Villa with Pool and an interior of traditional mixed with modern minimalism and warmth, was ever so welcoming after long days on tours. Well situated only a few minutes by tuk tuk from the center of Siem Reap city where markets and intriguing streets allow for a wonderful experience among locals. We want to thank the entire Staff especially Manager Mr. Okabe and our kindest Siem and Kim for being always one step ahead of our needs. And our tour guide „Mr. T“ (Tola) who has a one of a kind way of explaining the history of Cambodia with so much fun we ended up retelling his stories to our families! Encouraging us to think about what we see and understand the bountiful kindness of the Cambodian people. Thank you for introducing us to Cambodia with so much love. Looking forward to booking here again!

The hardware and service are in line with the tradition of Raffles Hotel. Cambodia's golden years can be revisited here. The outdoor garden and swimming pool are perfect! I even took the initiative to help me upgrade to the garden villa, but declined because I was so embarrassed to let so many people service and clean. Hotel meals are perfect if they can be improved! Breakfast production and taste must be improved. Overall it was a nice encounter with Angkor.

Excellent boutique hotel. Everything is very well thought out and intentional. Check in was a breeze- essentially a lively conversation with the manager, Christian, where we got to ask all our questions pertaining to Siem Reap and our stay. I paid in advance so there was no checkout required. Didn't have to do any paperwork at all! They've put a lot of effort into improving the customer experience. Service could not be better. Anything you ask for they can handle independently. At the time of my stay there weren't my guests so only an ala-carte buffet breakfast was available. Perfectly good business decision. I recommend the sokkhak spa nearby (choose the riverside brunch and try the riverside restaurant (for food) and riverside lounge (for drinks at sunset). The staff can order dinner for you and plate it out so it feels just like room service. For us we chose to try the street food around the hotel. There's a nice baguette sandwhich shop opposite the hotel with bbq meats for a couple USD. A very new chill cafe 1961 opposite the hotel as well and the Hot Stone and Mahob restaurants 6 minutes away. If you like street food, take a tuk tuk to street 60 markets (next to the ticket station) to try crickets, silkworms, duck eggs (with baby duck inside). Very happy with our stay here.

A very partial manor, self-contained, scattered with ten or twenty sets of two-storey villas, with large intervals between the villas, our family of four lives in one, and outside the window is a wild pond surrounded by old trees, which is very natural and wild. The room has a huge living room, dining room, three or four bathrooms, and four or five bedrooms. It feels empty and lonely for four people living in it, and there is no TV. Breakfast and other meals are delicious, with few varieties and average portions. The price is small and expensive, and ordinary half a catty of beer costs three dollars. The restaurant is in an open pavilion, surrounded by green lawns and seedling fields. Beautiful environment and excellent service.

Unexpected surprise on a trip to Siem Reap, the overall service and facilities of the hotel are very good. Free one-time pick-up service. Niche, sentimental and high quality. The owner is French and there is still a story about opening this hotel. In fact, it was originally the villa of the owner. Interested friends can learn after visiting the store. The only disadvantage is that the location is not on the main street, and it is more difficult for individuals to find it by asking. Overall give a big praise.

The basic room type is slightly small, which is a little disappointing. Although the two swimming pools are not big, but because of the small number of people, the user experience is not bad. The service is very average, not very enthusiastic, it can also be said that there is basically no service, ordering something in the room has to be urged repeatedly. Very average stay experience. Although the price is relatively cheap in Park Hyatt, there are many small and beautiful hotels in Siem Reap, and there are many choices. There is no need to be a non-principal here. Oh, by the way, the hotel's food and beverages are very expensive, so don't try them unless necessary. There are too many delicious restaurants nearby, which are cheap and good.

The hotel view is really beautiful, even without filters! And the staff is also very professional and friendly! When I first checked in, I found that the temperature of the air conditioner in the room was too high, so it was fixed quickly, and a dessert and a letter of apology were sent. The sense of service is great. If you come to Angkor, you must not miss this hotel, it is safe, comfortable, warm and beautiful!