Angkor Privilege Resort and Spa

5-Star Review: The Angkor Privilege Resort Absolutely stunning! The room is elegant and spacious, the swimming pool is crystal clear, and the peaceful garden walkway is perfect for a relaxing stroll. I especially loved the separate restaurant area—it adds a real sense of privacy and luxury. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Siem Reap.

This charming boutique hotel in Siem Reap exceeded our expectations! From the moment we arrived, the hospitable staff made us feel welcome, they went out of their way to help us and also to organize our tour to Angkor Wat. The swimming pool felt like a true oasis, a refreshing retreat after a day of exploring. The food was absolutely delicious, with a great selection of local and international dishes.

Angkor Privilege Resort & Spa in Siem Reap is a visually stunning and tranquil retreat. The lush gardens and Khmer-inspired architecture create a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation. The expansive pool area is a highlight, offering a refreshing escape from the Cambodian heat. The on-site restaurant serves delightful dishes, with breakfast being particularly enjoyable. However, the service experience was mixed. While the overall staff were friendly, the reception area often appeared unattended, making it challenging to get assistance at times. This lack of consistent front desk presence was noticeable and somewhat inconvenient. A significant drawback was the absence of hot water throughout our stay. Even after multiple reports to the staff, the issue remained unresolved, which is unacceptable for a resort of this calibre. The lack of hot water detracted from the comfort and overall experience. Additionally, the resort’s management seemed overly focused on energy conservation, leading to early shutdowns of amenities and lighting. While sustainability is important, it should not compromise guest comfort and convenience. On a positive note, the tour services provided by the resort were exceptional. The staff arranged a memorable trip to Angkor Wat, complete with air-conditioned vehicles, chilled towels, and cold water, enhancing our exploration of the historic site.