Angkor Privilege Resort & Spa

Clean, good environment

酒店房間數不多，地點離市中心有段距離，搭乘嘟嘟車大約10分鐘車程，另外蚊子很多，服務人員態度親切，早餐好吃。

Angkor Privilege Resort & Spa is a tranquil resort set amongst lush gardens and trees. When walking around the hotel, you feel a sense of calm from its open and spacious grounds and timber structures. Being located a little out from the main town was blessing if you don’t want to be in the thick of the action. It only costs a few dollars to get a tuk tuk into town and they are easy to get. We stayed 4 nights in 2 adjoining rooms which were incredibly spacious, tastefully furnished and very private. I think there are only 16 rooms to the whole resort, so you don’t get the feeling it is overrun by hotel guests. The other guests whilst we were there came from all corners of the globe so it was a nice mix of people. All the staff we interacted with were attentive and genuine and the receptionists were able to offer great advice and tips for our stay in Siem Reap. They helped us to organise a great tut tuk driver at a very reasonable price whom we booked for the day to visit the temples at our own pace. The only meals that we took at the hotel was breakfast. The variety and standard of food was high. You could also order food items from the menu. The fresh made espresso machine coffees were a real treat when many hotels at the same price point only provide guests with filter coffee. For (pet) fish lovers, they have a compact pond system that goes around the whole main reception building. It was great to see so many well cared for fish happily swimming around. The most interesting to see were the big albino catfish. The Angkor Privilege was by far the best and most enjoyable hotel we stayed at during our visit to Cambodia and Vietnam. If we are lucky enough to be back in Siem Reap one day, we’ll be staying at the Angkor Privilege.