Siem Reap Resorts

10/10 is just not enough for this hotel. They merit even more. Surprisingly every staff learned my name from the first day and greeted me with my name all the time. They were extremely polite, kind and helpful. The pool, the room, the breakfast were all magnificient. The location is the best in Siem Reap in between trees. The reception was perfect, they postponed my checkout for hours, according to my plane time without a fee but with smiles. I used the concierge for a guide and private car for visiting Angkor, they were perfect too. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

Staff and service - warm, friendly, and consistent, guests were treated as royalty. Facilities - elegant, beautiful, and wonderfully maintained. Value - more expensive than out on the street, but worth every penny extra because of the atmosphere in the hotel Atmosphere - beyond words. Felt like a luxury hotel everywhere we went. There is really nothing we didn't like about this hotel. Only thing that could be improved is the cooling in the gym, it did get very hot when exercising with intensity.

Wasn't sure what to expect in Cambodia but hotel was excellent - modern, great location, modern clean hotel rooms, large pool, good restaurants. We were extremely happy with the Sokha Angkor Resort. We had no complaints with the Sokha Angkor Resort.

The pool was absolutely amazing. The room was beautiful and very large as well. The hotel was quiet and peaceful and the staff were always so helpful and available when you needed them. The perfect place to stay to relax and have some peace and quiet!

Great hotel with beautiful grounds. Very well located in city. Pool is amazing. Staff is very helpful and attentive. This is Could be a 5 star property, but it need a good cleaning. The bathtub in my room was heavily stained and discolored. The floor looked as though it could use a good scrubbing. The concierge service is terrible. I paid for a full day (8 hour tour) with a guide and driver. I was brought back to the hotel 3.5 hours later... When I told them that they only provided me with a half day tour, they giggled. I would highly recommend using one of the many off property services. Or, just go out the gate and get a tuk-tuk (5 bucks to Angkor Wat) and hire one of the many tour guides standing in front of the entrance (7 dollars for a full walking tour). The final price you pay shoul be about 1/3rd of what the guide asks for.