Offering true Indochinese ambiance and inspired by the traditional Cambodian villages, the resort offers a downtown location yet is located in its own oasis of peace and serenity. Its easy access to Angkor Archeological Park and lush tropical and peaceful garden setting in Siem Reap makes the resort one of the most sought after accommodations in town.

Angkor Village Resort offers 80 cozy cottages which opens to the resort's swimming pool and the surrounding tropical gardens. Each cottage is characterized by delicate Cambodian materials and furniture with fittings of today's amenities like flat screen LCD television sets and WIFI connectivity. Bathrooms have a bathtub with an overhead shower.

An interesting almost river like swimming pool headlines the facilities list. It weaves its way through and around the resort, offering ample space for guests to jump in and cool off in their own private space. The Spa Village's luring and soothing atmosphere and professionally trained therapists make it a tempting place to be after a round of temple touring at Angkor Archaeological Park. The business center caters to those in need of being connected or for others looking for a quiet sanctuary.

Surrounded by the lush green gardens and the rhythmic sounds of nearby ponds and visiting birds, Aaraama is itself a culinary journey through the region. Featuring an impressive display of Cambodian, Thai, Vietnamese and Lao cuisine, Southeast Asia comes alive with a sample of its delicious delicacies.

For a resort feel accommodation in Siem Reap with a short and easy access to the temples at Angkor Thom, there just isn't a place like Angkor Village Resort. The property's garden atmosphere, meandering river like swimming pool and wooden cottages truly exude that soothing and relaxing resort feeling.

Dining:

• Aaraama - Alfresco dining with Khmer, Thai, Vietnamese and Lao dishes
• L'Auberge des Temples - Authentic Khmer fares in an alfresco setting surrounded by lotus ponds and gardens
• Le Jardin - International fares in an indoor environment

Room type:

• Cottage Rooms

Facilities:

• Swimming pool
• Spa facilities
• Business center

Commanding an oasis of green trees and gardens, Angkor Village Resort is located on the edge of Angkor Archeological Park. The Resort offers easy access to the ruins and temples as well as downtown Siem Reap. The airport is approximately 20 minutes away.

Angkor Village Resort address: Phum Traeng, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Who should go?

If guests truly want to go back to a soothing and relaxing resort after a hot and humid round of temple touring, Angkor Village Resort surely fits the bill. Families are more than welcomed here, with swimming pools providing a sanctuary for children and parents to pass the time together. The intimacy of the cottages is perfect for couples. So are the spa rooms. 

When to go?

Siem Reap receives heavy rain from May to October.  The hottest months are March to May where temperature highs can reach well over 35 degrees Celsius.  The hot and rainy seasons in Siem Reap corresponds with the city's low tourist season, making bookings easier and tourist attractions less crowded.  The best months to visit are December to February, when Siem Reap is a little cooler and receives the least amount of rainfall.  However, it is also the city's high tourist season.      

Where is it?

Commanding an oasis of green trees and gardens, Angkor Village Resort is located on the edge of Angkor Archeological Park. The Resort offers easy access to the ruins and temples as well as downtown Siem Reap. The airport is approximately 20 minutes away.

What's not to be missed.

Visiting Angkor Wat and other ancient temples. A scrumptious Southeast Asian meal at Aaraama. A nice and relaxing swim in the riverlike swimming pool. A sumptuous body treatment at Spa Village. 

What's cooking?

Southeast Asia comes to life with a beautiful culinary presentation at Aaraama. Surrounded by the lush green gardens and the rhythmic sounds of nearby ponds and visiting birds, an impressive display of Cambodian, Thai, Vietnamese and Lao cuisine pleases the eyes and taste buds.