Siem Reap
Siem Reap is the main base for exploring the temples of Angkor. Restaurants, markets and nearby countryside provide a complementary view of contemporary Cambodian life.
Hotels in This Destination
A former royal guesthouse near Angkor, Amansara turns 1960s New Khmer architecture into an intimate, highly composed base for exploring Cambodia’s temple landscape.
A 39-suite courtyard retreat near Angkor, Anantara Angkor Resort offers an intimate alternative to Siem Reap’s larger hotels with strong Khmer design and highly tailored temple access.
In the center of Siem Reap, Park Hyatt pairs Bill Bensley’s playful Khmer-inflected design, two photogenic pools and intimate garden-facing rooms with rare walkability to markets, restaurants and town life.
A 1930s French-Cambodian landmark near Angkor, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor pairs restored Art Deco character, tropical gardens, a 35-meter pool and old-world rituals with highly curated temple experiences.
In Siem Reap’s leafy Royal District, Shinta Mani Angkor blends Bill Bensley’s exuberant design with 105 rooms and suites, ten private-pool villas, two pools, Khmer wellness and a strong philanthropic mission.
On a private 30-acre island off Cambodia’s south coast, Six Senses Krabey Island offers just 40 freestanding pool villas, tropical-forest privacy and a wellness program inspired by Khmer healing traditions.
Ten minutes from Angkor Wat, Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra blends French-colonial style with 238 rooms, Cambodia’s largest free-form hotel pool, L’Occitane spa treatments and access to an 18-hole golf course.
Zannier Phum Baitang recreates a traditional Khmer village across 20 acres of rice paddies, with 45 stilted villas, a serene infinity pool, Cambodian dining and an Angkor-inspired spa.