Siem Reap International Airport (REP) is the gateway to Angkor Wat, one of the world's greatest archaeological sites and the largest religious monument ever built. Hotels in Siem Reap offer extraordinary access to the Angkor temple complex, sunrise over Angkor Wat reflections, and the vibrant Pub Street area.
Our Picks — Siem Reap
Old Market
The Park Hyatt Siem Reap is a landmark of understated elegance in the heart of the city — 104 rooms of khmer-meets-contemporary design, an extraordinary pool courtyard, and The Parlour bar, which has become the city's most civilised meeting point.
Old Market
Set on the Siem Reap River with a spectacular pool surrounded by ancient frangipani trees, La Résidence d'Angkor is Belmond's Cambodian jewel — 59 teak-and-sandstone cottages of pure Khmer elegance.
Charles de Gaulle
A palatial colonial-style resort inspired by the Angkor temples, Anantara Angkor combines genuine historical reverence with the brand's signature Thai-meets-Asian luxury — just 39 expansive suites surrounding a magnificent garden pool.
Charles de Gaulle
Bill Bensley's masterwork sits in the colonial quarter of Siem Reap — a jewel box of teak screens, silk lanterns, and hand-painted murals that doubles as a social enterprise supporting Cambodian hospitality training.
Charles de Gaulle
The grande dame of Indochina, open since 1932 and fully restored to its original art deco magnificence. The Grand Hotel d'Angkor is Cambodia's most storied address — a colonial masterpiece facing the Royal Gardens.
Wat Bo
One of Southeast Asia's finest boutique hotels — five minimalist whitewashed villas around a pristine pool in the quiet Wat Bo neighbourhood, with service levels that embarrass much larger competitors.
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