Siem Reap Hotels with Parking

This stay was a piece of paradise in the city. The staff was very helpful to set up tours and offer suggestions. We decided to try the cooking class with Chef ImTer, and he was awesome. He was patient, knowledgeable and encouraging. The Khmer food was delicious! Even though it rained, they loved the class inside for us. Also , Polin (I think that’s how it was spelled) was so nice at every breakfast. If you’re in Siem Reap, this is a great option to relax.

The room was in line with expectations, similar to the pictures The pool is large, and the pool room means you can see the pool/walk to the pool door The service is neither humble nor arrogant. Checking in early will charge more money Breakfast is 3-4 stars, generally acceptable

Truly an unforgettable stay in this serene and safe haven of lush greenery that will surely rejuvenate your soul. Along with the most delightful and warm hearted staffs which made my stay more remarkable! What a brilliant service. The in-house restaurant was also a delight, very much enjoyed every dishes I had ordered! I’d also highly recommend a session in the spa, the “jasmine rice body scrub” — a definite must. And each day, my room was carefully and very well maintained by the lovely housekeepers! As for the hotel’s location is accessible to most areas, and it’s convenient to grab a tuk tuk all day around. I will most certainly return, and for a much longer period of time!

This hotel is more traditional in terms of design. Breakfast is good and the entire place is nice for picture taking. Our room is facing the pool. The air conditioning and water pressure is extremely good. Location is convenient to go Angkor Wat and Pub Street.

The hotel is in an easily accessible location, only a short tuk tuk ride from the main points of interest. The reception staff were very professional during the check in process and offered a cold moist towel and a refreshing drink. The room was basic, but had all the necessary amenities for a short stay. The pool is an added bonus and the breakfast had a good variety of Asian and western options.

A beautiful hotel well deserving of its 5-star rating. Check in was quick and a cold towel and fruit tea were served. Beautiful pool (though it can get crowded), and extremely huge room with a great view of the property. The bathroom was gigantic - the tub could easily a few people in it. Note that in order to control the AC, you have to bring the remote close to the central control (near the door). Breakfast had a wide selection of food with an egg station and was extremely delicious. I had dinner twice at the restaurant, and each time the food did not disappointment. The pool bar has happy hour promotions from 6-7pm, although it closes by 8pm. The best asset about this place would be their guest-facing staff. Always smiling, greeting, and remembering every single guest by name. Everyone spoke very good English and always showed interest in guests, anticipating their needs. They also packed breakfast for guests going on the Angkor Wat sunrise tour. Special shoutout to Andy and Jenny for taking care of me so well. My only critique would be that housekeeping could have been a bit more meticulous.

This is such a hard hotel to review. On the one side the pool was one of the best I have ever used. The room was great. The air conditioning phenomenal. The place has the image of a genuine five star hotel. However, beneath the surface the hotel isn’t quite all that. The breakfast was atrocious. It seems to be geared exclusively to Chinese customers… but it’s worse even than most basic Chinese hotel breakfasts (which are often terrible). All in all I MIGHT stay here again next time… but the breakfast really was a shame.

A hotel that is so low-key that it is almost ignored Unlike Park Hyatt, which is strongly promoted on the list Unlike FCC, which has a historical story Unlike Amansara, which is prohibitively expensive But the smallest Anantara in the world has completely conquered me with its ”small and beautiful” All suites, a total of 39 suites in the whole hotel, Even if it is fully booked, the number of guests will not exceed 100. It is quiet and comfortable, perfect for vacation⛱️i people are ecstatic! The service is at a level that makes people can't help but praise💕 Because of its small scale, every guest is taken care of very attentively. Before checking in, the butler will send an email to confirm the flight time, special needs, etc. When you just enter the hotel, you will be given a scarf as a welcome gift; then go to the spa center for a foot cleaning ceremony, and you will also be given a very distinctive welcome drink, which is ice-cold, sour and sweet and very refreshing. There are Chinese explanations to introduce the hotel and room tour... The room is carefully decorated, with handwritten letters, welcome fruits, local desserts, handmade honey... After dinner, the bed is ready, the supplies are replenished in time (the smell is very good), and ice cubes are prepared. Breakfast is a combination of self-service and ordering, and the local egg rolls are delicious! Culturally rich📕 The hotel is really promoting Khmer culture. There are many activities every day, such as handicrafts, cycling, and shopping with locals in the market, etc....providing opportunities to fully experience local life The hardware design is also unique, and the room fully incorporates traditional Khmer elements, such as teak floors, silk decorations, and carvings inspired by Angkor Wat reliefs... If you book dinner in the garden, there will be local special performances Checking in at the hotel will also give two tickets to the Ferris wheel, each worth US$12. The Ferris wheel is right next to the hotel, and you can overlook the hotel and the entire Siem Reap! If I have to say the shortcomings, I think I may be a little far from the bar street. It takes about 10 minutes to take a taxi, and there are not many places to eat nearby. Originated from Thailand, Anantara has been cautiously expanding with ”one city, one hotel”. I personally think this brand has a deep understanding of Southeast Asian culture. If you come to Siem Reap, you can really experience it! Above, save where you should and spend where you should! You can avoid the crowds, stay in a suite + enjoy full-service for more than a thousand 😎, the price-performance ratio is really great!

Great hotel with a central location. Nice pool and good breakfast. The lively Pub Street is just a few minutes' walk away.

Excellent service! Everyone there was so kind. We had so many lovely conversations with staff. The facilities had everything you needed - gym, 24 hour in-room dining, pool, bar, massage. Location is walkable to many restaurants, stores etc. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay again. Room was large, bed was comfy. Enough space to lounge, 2 desk areas, large bathroom, tub/shower and closet space. Staff was amazing! We loved everyone and Mr.November at the pool educated on many traditional customs, we had a wonderful conversation with him as with everyone there. Front desk was helpful, friendly. Can’t say anything negative, very good hotel.