Siem Reap hotels - need to know - review by Rusty Compass
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Siem Reap hotels - need to know

| 02 Apr 2024
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Siem Reap hotels - need to know
02 Apr 2024

Siem Reap is home to what we believe to be the best selection of hotels and resorts across all budgets in South East Asia - big call we know! There are some horrors too. But the standards are generally high - as is value for money. And the quality available to travellers on a budget is impressive. We picked four hotels to give a you a sense of the range of a accommodation in Siem Reap for travellers seeking out design and character. There are plenty more too.

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Very good accommodation is available to visitors to Siem Reap on most budgets. If you're ready to spend beyond $30US, you’ll be surprised by what’s possible.

If you’re ready to spend between $80US and $150US the options are amazing.

And then at the top end - say $300US and up - there are loads of choices too. Big names like Raffles, Aman (the Amansara in Siem Reap), Park Hyatt, Zannier and more - have built handsome properties in Siem Reap.

We put this video together to give you a sense of the design hotels available in Siem Reap across a range of budgets - from around $40US to north of $300US.

Check it out.

Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, Siem Reap
Photo: Mark Bowyer Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, Siem Reap
 
Pages Rooms Siem Reap
Photo: Mark Bowyer Pages Rooms Siem Reap
 
Viroth's Hotel, Siem Reap
Photo: Mark Bowyer Viroth's Hotel, Siem Reap
 
Phum Baitang Resort, Siem Reap
Photo: Mark Bowyer Phum Baitang Resort, Siem Reap
 

 

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Rusty Compass recommendations are always independent. We list the places we think you should know about. That’s it. We stayed at Pages Rooms and paid our way. No money changed hands for inclusion in the video or on this page.

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