Siem Reap Hotels with Gym

"Quiet in the noisy, good service, and overall satisfaction. The room details are very good, and the decoration design is almost a bit relative to the price/performance ratio."

"It’s difficult to think of any downsides of this hotel. Perhaps our room was a bit small for being “superior room with queen-sized bed” and the location is a bit far from center of Siem Reap. Otherwise, everything was perfect."

"I find the hotel very convenient. The hotel is well located, near to the archeological park. The staff was very friendly, professional and supportive. I would only recommend to upgrade some of the bathroom equipment, for example the showers. The one in my bedroom was old and needed maintenance."

"The staff was at service at all time, they even prepared breakfast for the sunrise tour at 3:30am. The hotel is amazing, perfect for a natural scenery and pretty close to the city center (10min walk)"

"The Hiri hotel stands out in all categories as a modern hotel with Cambodian authenticity. The rooms are well sized, impeccably clean, comfortable air conditioning, ample lighting, relaxing beds and assessable bathroom/shower facilities. The rooms were equipped with writing area, small refrigerator, laptop sized safes, and coffee pot for instant coffee. A key bonus is the roof top pool and bar. Both are new, clean, and beautifully designed. Located on the 5th+ floor the bar has one of the highest city viewpoints with a cooling breeze. Best suited for solo and couples. Families would be better suited in area with less traffic and more from land space. As in all of Cambodia, sidewalks are directly adjacent to streets and used for parking creating blind spots. This is similar to many other countries."

"This is a nice hotel with a great pool and all other amenities that make a holiday pleasant. The rooms are very clean, the service very friendly. During the day it is possible to order food and drinks at a pool bar. The location is also very central - close to the Made in Cambodia Market and many other shops and cafes. I would happily stay there again."

"Lovely hotel Lovely hotel and staff. Breakfast was enjoyable and had a good selection with attentive staff. Received good recommendations for food. Room was clean with the essentials. Hotel central, everything we needed for a short visit to Siem Reap"

"We were very satisfied. The staff was very friendly. The food was also good and just as expensive as outside. Unfortunately, the soup was brought to me at the same time as the main course, despite having previously asked for it to be served as a starter. But that was the only negative thing this week. I would gladly go to this hotel again."

"The Courtyard by Marriott in Siem Reap offers a prime location on a main street, making it easily recognisable to ride-hailing drivers. The property features an impressive entrance with a spacious driveway that facilitates smooth pick-ups and drop-offs. The lobby creates an excellent first impression with its minimalist design, thoughtful lighting, and generous space. The check-in and check-out processes at the reception desk were efficient and hassle-free. Throughout my five-day stay, the staff consistently demonstrated professionalism and courtesy in every interaction. Upon arrival, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a complimentary upgrade to a pool-facing room with a balcony, despite not requesting one. However, as a wheelchair user, I encountered several accessibility challenges. While the staff were accommodating in helping me change rooms when the first one proved unsuitable, basic accessibility features were lacking. The hotel was unable to provide a plastic chair for showering, which made bathing both difficult and potentially hazardous. More concerning was the swimming pool area, which lacked wheelchair ramps, making it completely inaccessible due to steps. For a 5-star establishment under the Marriott brand, these accessibility oversights were disappointing. Most international hotels typically provide better accommodation for guests with mobility needs. Despite being a Marriott Bonvoy member, these limitations significantly impact the likelihood of my return. Future travellers with accessibility requirements should thoroughly verify the hotel's facilities before booking. While the hotel excels in location, aesthetics, and service attitude, its accessibility infrastructure falls short of international standards, particularly for a property of this calibre."

"This stay was a piece of paradise in the city. The staff was very helpful to set up tours and offer suggestions. We decided to try the cooking class with Chef ImTer, and he was awesome. He was patient, knowledgeable and encouraging. The Khmer food was delicious! Even though it rained, they loved the class inside for us. Also , Polin (I think that’s how it was spelled) was so nice at every breakfast. If you’re in Siem Reap, this is a great option to relax."