Angkor Privilege Resort & Spa

Set on the quiet, green edge of Siem Reap, Angkor Privilege Resort & Spa sits a short ride from the city centre and from Angkor Wat itself, a few kilometres to the north. The resort holds just 16 suites, each built around a private balcony or terrace facing the garden and pool. Rooms run from 85 m² to 200 m², with the Presidential Suite among the largest, and every category keeps a dining table and seating area for guests who prefer to eat in. The pool anchors the property, its terrace doubling as an open-air dining room for Privilege Café, which serves Khmer dishes alongside a broader Asian menu. Breakfast is a mix of Continental and local touches: eggs, pastries, fruit, and coffee, taken either inside or poolside under the garden's cover. It is a compact stay. Guests can arrange airport transfers, and early check-in or late check-out when rooms allow, along with a welcome drink and a seasonal fruit basket on arrival. The spa offers a discount to resort guests, as does the restaurant, making repeat visits within a stay straightforward. Beyond the grounds, Tonle Sap Lake and the wider Angkor Archaeological Park sit within easy reach, along with the Angkor National Museum and Wat Bo Temple. The resort trades scale for quiet: a small, locally run base close to the temples, built around its own pool rather than any wider view.