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Angkor Village Hotel

Siem Reap • French Quarter • OPTIMIZE

avg. $124 / night

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Scattered across a half-hectare of jungle garden in Siem Reap's French Quarter, a cluster of traditional Khmer wooden houses raised on stilts gives Angkor Village Hotel the atmosphere of a village that has simply always been there — which, in a sense, it has. The property was developed by French entrepreneur Jean-Michel Filippi in the 1990s as one of the first genuinely considered hospitality projects to emerge in Cambodia following the country's long period of isolation, and the architectural commitment is thoroughgoing: dark hardwood pavilions with steeply pitched tiled roofs, louvered shutters, and carved timber balustrades are linked by garden paths threading through coconut palms, banana trees, and areca palms dense enough to swallow the surrounding city entirely. Inside the rooms, exposed ridge beams climb to vaulted ceilings above wide-plank hardwood floors, four-poster beds with turned-wood columns, and brass oil-lamp bedside lights that calibrate the warmth carefully. Carved sandstone panels hang as wall art, vintage leather trunks stand in as luggage racks, and hand-woven rattan mats ground each room in local craft rather than imported luxury signifiers. The open-sided restaurant — its roof structure a complex lattice of dark-stained hardwood columns and beams — continues the same material logic, terracotta tile floors extending toward garden planting on all sides. The blue-tiled pool, set within the same canopy of palms, completes a property whose central conviction is that Khmer vernacular architecture, properly respected, needs very little augmentation.

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Near the old colonial area, Angkor Village Hotel blends harmoniously architecture, culture and tropical nature to make it an oasis of greenery and tranquility right in the city centre.

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Angkor Village Hotel Reviews

883 reviews

"Absolutely gorgeous setting, central to this lively, interesting and chilled city. Although Pub Street will tell you otherwise. The hotel is beautifully designed with water, plants and trees. Very stylish! Staff are incredibly good at their jobs and friendly. Food including the breakfast is excellent and rooms are clean, large and well stocked. This is an exceptional hotel and one of the very best in all our trip across Vietnam and Cambodia."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 20, 2026

"This hotel was one of the prettiest settings I’ve ever had the pleasure to visit, and I’ve been to a lot of gorgeous hotels and places in the world. It was like being in a beautifully manicured jungle. The team was incredibly friendly & accommodating. They set up tours for us with a wonderful tour guide named Mr. Nang. The hotel & our room was beautifully appointed, yet they also had the old world charm of Cambodia. I highly recommend Angkor Village if you are used to staying at very high end hotels which also reflects local charm, this one’s for you. We also highly recommend Mr. Nang as a tour guide for Cambodia and the hotel travel driver, David, as well. They were both delightful as they guided us on two full day tours of Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, and the other wonderful temples in the area. Mr. Nang was not only extremely knowledgeable about the history of the country and each temple, but his perspective on that history was also very educational. In the two days, we learned a significant amount of detail about Cambodia, and he made it very interesting to learn. In an almost 3 week trip to Asia across four countries and many tours, Mr. Nang stood out amongst the rest. We would HIGHLY recommend him. David was also excellent and his assistance to Mr. Nang snd us in those two days. Ask for both.!! Overall A++ experience!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 20, 2026

"We really loved this hotel, which was very centrally located being 5 minutes walk to the river & 10 minutes to the night market & Pub Street. Beautiful well appointed room - ours overlooked one of the garden ponds which was very tranquil. Breakfast was very good & likewise dinner where we ate in for one night. The pool had plenty of sun beds where I noticed you could order food & drink. Pool towels provided. The staff were lovely & very helpful. Highly recommended."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 26, 2026

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