Angkor Privilege Resort & Spa is a traditional Cambodian-style resort set among lush gardens on National Road No. 6, about 5 km from central Siem Reap. The property centres around a large pool, with spacious, well-maintained villas arranged throughout the grounds. It offers a quiet, serene base for exploring the temples and surrounding area, while remaining just 10 minutes by tuk tuk from downtown.
The resort provides tour arrangements, including visits to Angkor Wat and the Floating Village, plus daily transport to the city. The spa, pool bar, and on-site facilities cater to guests seeking relaxation between excursions.
Traditional Cambodian-style villas
Large central pool
Lush gardens setting
Temple tour bookings available
5 km from downtown Siem Reap
On-site spa
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The resort is located on National Road No. 6, approximately 5 km from downtown Siem Reap, a 10-minute tuk tuk ride away. The setting is quiet and peaceful, removed from traffic noise while remaining well-connected to the city and nearby attractions. Angkor Wat and the Floating Village are easily accessible from the property.
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The resort arranges tuk tuk transport to town and can book day tours to local attractions directly. Staff are available to provide information on excursions and activities in the area.
Angkor Privilege was a little oasis. The staff and villas are excellent. The chef and food are superb ! Just an easy 15 mins tuk tuk ride to the centre. The pool was so lovely and the grounds. We took a family connecting room which was gorgeous and quite big. I would reccomend that over th Presidential suite as that is over the lobby and separate rooms with a semi-public salon. Thanks so much to the staff !
We have just spent 3 nights at this beautiful resort in Siam Reap.
For those travellers who don't want to be in the heart of the hussle & bussle of a city, this resort is perfect, but it is still only a short tuk tuk ride away.
The hotel is traditional Cambodian style & charm, set among lush gardens. The villas are all located around a beautiful large central pool. The rooms are spacious and very well maintained.
The staff, well, they are another level, so friendly, so helpful, we really can't fault them. A huge thank you to everyone for making our stay such a memorable one. We hope to come back and see you all again soon ❤️
When we arrived, a young staff member greeted us, took our passports, and asked us to sit down. After a long journey, tired and hungry, we truly appreciated being able to sit for a moment. A few minutes later, another (much friendlier and warmer) staff member appeared with welcome drinks, while the first returned with our passports.
Unfortunately, the first staff member seemed impatient and spoke to us in a slightly rude, dismissive tone. Both of them then stood there watching us rather intensely while we held the drinks, clearly expecting us to finish quickly. We were the only guests there, so the sense of urgency felt unnecessary and awkward.
We were shown two options: the Family Suite and the Presidential Suite. The “Presidential Suite” turned out to be two small, separate rooms above the lobby that weren’t even connecting, with an open space in front that felt more like a corridor than anything presidential. Honestly, the name felt misleading — it looked like a standard room with fancy branding.
The staff member showing us the room was barefoot. Coming from New Zealand, we’re not strangers to being barefoot, but in a five-star resort it simply felt unprofessional — especially as he walked through the suite with visibly dirty feet.
While looking around the Family Suite, I kept trying to reconcile the glowing reviews I had read online with what I was actually seeing. Unfortunately, the two didn’t match. There were grey and yellow stains on the walls, marks on the curtai
The location is outside the city just enough to make it quiet and serene. Yet it was still close enough to the temples and other sites. The property is clean, pool is inviting, breakfast was fresh and delicious. The staff were so attentive. Highly recommend!
We had a very pleasant stay at Angkor Privilege Resort and can strongly recommend it.
The location is quiet and peaceful, about 5 km from downtown. By tuk tuk it takes around 10 minutes and costs about 3 USD, which was perfect for us. You are far away from traffic noise and the main road, yet still well connected. The location is ideal for excursions – Angkor Wat and the Floating Village are both easily accessible from here. Day tours can be booked directly at the hotel, and the staff is always happy to provide helpful information.
The resort is surrounded by nature, very calm and relaxing. The property has a nice size with around 16 villas, which creates a personal atmosphere without mass tourism.
We especially enjoyed the local Khmer restaurant “Mae Ly” on the property, which we tried as well. We had fried rice with egg and vegetables, which was so tasty that we ordered it again, plus grilled chicken. The sauces were delicious, and the food felt fresh and authentic.
There is also a poolside restaurant, where we were even invited by the resort to a 4-course menu. This was a very generous gesture. The food was very tasty, well presented, and the portion sizes were more than sufficient.
The prices for food and drinks are fair and reasonable.
The staff is genuinely friendly, helpful, and attentive. A special mention goes to the hotel manager, who is extremely kind and hands-on. You can see him daily watering the trees and flowers and taking care of the property, which sho
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