Angkor Village Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

Beautiful tropical setting, great atmosphere, tasty food, amazing service.

Nothing.

Lovely boutique hotel close to the town centre

This hotel is in a great location, extremely central in a very busy area but once you go through the entrance is like an oasis of calm and tranquility. The design is beautiful, a lot of thought has gone in to it. The staff are fantastic and cant do enough for you. Breakfast by the hotels pond is a very nice setting and the breakfast menu is very good. All food and drinks here were great. The pool is lovely and although it is tucked away from the main bar/restaurant its not a problem, there is a phone station at the pool where you can call and order any drinks and food that you want and they bring it to you. The room was nice but a couple of niggles here for me, there is no TV in the room, I like to put on a TV for background when I'm in the room so not a game changer but just a personal thing that I wasn't aware of before I went, that's on me though not the hotel. Also the beds are extremely hard, there was already a mattress topper on and I asked for another one to be added. The hotel obliged with this straight away that day but unfortunately it made no difference other than as a short woman I almost needed a ladder to get on the bed, felt a bit like princess and the pea story, it was still much too firm for me. I would mention that if you are going to Cambodia I would avoid going during new year unless you want to join in the party, we arrived on day 1 of the 3 day celebrations again that was on us not checking before we booked but outside the hotel was manic, its not so much the water side of it as I noticed that as tourists unless you were carrying a water gun of some description the local people pretty much left you alone and didn't drown you, you might get a little squirt from cheeky children but in 40 degree heat, that's not a bad thing. The main issue is the noise level, it ramps up considerably as the sun starts to go down and continues in to the early hours, even the ear plugs didn't help. We also chose one of the hottest times of the year to go, 40 plus degrees meant it was way too hot to do much other that stay at the pool during the day and go out when the sun went down. We did book a Tuk Tuk private day tour of the 3 main Angkor Temples, this had a 7am Start and by 9am the temperature was already unbearable. The temples are fairly close by and are amazing, I couldn't go to Cambodia without visiting them, but my friend almost passed out from the heat, according to our guide, November is the best time of year to visit so note to self, don't go in April again. The tour was very good and only spoiled by the extreme heat but again that was on us. Overall I loved it here and would stay again.

we had a suite, so it was big with plenty of room for our 6 nights.

The breakfast was very bad for the cost of the hotel the breakfast was appalling. The motor bike noise in the room at certain times was not relaxing. Pool was OK but not as good as some others.

L’accueil, le personnel et l’ambiance

Rien

The staff is so friendly, and helpful. Once i want to go to ZipLine, she helps calling and confirm the time and price for us. Also, they even prepared the room for shower before we take the night bus back to Siem Reap.

Personal charm of the whole hotel setting, spacious rooms, beautiful garden setting incl. a wonderful water lilly pond and pool and top notch services. The massage in particular was the best we had, and we tried TripAdvisor #1,2 and 3 as well as Lonely planet recommended Spa. Angkor Village had the best massage of them all. Location was perfect, everything in walking distance. Pictures of the listing are appropriate in June '26. Luxury yet small size and intimate hotel.

We liked everything.