Anantara Angkor Resort

# Siem Reap Anantara Review This time in Siem Reap, I experienced the world's smallest Anantara Hotel (only 39 suites). The price of 1k including breakfast basically meets the luxury brand imagination. There were surprises and joys during the stay, but overall the flaws outweigh the merits. Horror night: The light control panel in room 222 failed, and it flickered frequently after turning off the lights. The panel was changed that night but no room change was agreed. It flickered again the next day before the room change was made. Highlights: - Free logo scarf, cool towel and welcome drink upon check-in, with uniform fragrance - Luggage is delivered to the room in advance, the bed is made at night, the waiter is enthusiastic and remembers the last name - A la carte breakfast is rich, potato cakes and chicken rice noodles are delicious, and chocolate is given when leaving the hotel - The swimming pool has a good view and considerate service; there are daily activities and one-on-one teaching of handmade incense - SPA starts at $30, which is better than Park Hyatt Disadvantages: - Basic room types do not have bathtubs - Small scale, poor maintenance of facilities (lighting failure, room dirt, damaged fitness equipment) - The quality of champagne in the breakfast room is average, and the spare parts are not big brands and cannot be taken away - It is a 10-minute drive from the city center, which is a bit remote The overall service is considerate and the atmosphere is quiet. I will consider it next time I come to Siem Reap.

A hotel that is so low-key that it is almost ignored Unlike Park Hyatt, which is strongly promoted on the list Unlike FCC, which has a historical story Unlike Amansara, which is prohibitively expensive But the smallest Anantara in the world has completely conquered me with its "small and beautiful" All suites, a total of 39 suites in the whole hotel, Even if it is fully booked, the number of guests will not exceed 100. It is quiet and comfortable, perfect for vacation⛱️i people are ecstatic! The service is at a level that makes people can't help but praise💕 Because of its small scale, every guest is taken care of very attentively. Before checking in, the butler will send an email to confirm the flight time, special needs, etc. When you just enter the hotel, you will be given a scarf as a welcome gift; then go to the spa center for a foot cleaning ceremony, and you will also be given a very distinctive welcome drink, which is ice-cold, sour and sweet and very refreshing. There are Chinese explanations to introduce the hotel and room tour... The room is carefully decorated, with handwritten letters, welcome fruits, local desserts, handmade honey... After dinner, the bed is ready, the supplies are replenished in time (the smell is very good), and ice cubes are prepared. Breakfast is a combination of self-service and ordering, and the local egg rolls are delicious! Culturally rich📕 The hotel is really promoting Khmer culture. There are many activities every day, such as handicrafts, cycling, and shopping with locals in the market, etc....providing opportunities to fully experience local life The hardware design is also unique, and the room fully incorporates traditional Khmer elements, such as teak floors, silk decorations, and carvings inspired by Angkor Wat reliefs... If you book dinner in the garden, there will be local special performances Checking in at the hotel will also give two tickets to the Ferris wheel, each worth US$12. The Ferris wheel is right next to the hotel, and you can overlook the hotel and the entire Siem Reap! If I have to say the shortcomings, I think I may be a little far from the bar street. It takes about 10 minutes to take a taxi, and there are not many places to eat nearby. Originated from Thailand, Anantara has been cautiously expanding with "one city, one hotel". I personally think this brand has a deep understanding of Southeast Asian culture. If you come to Siem Reap, you can really experience it! Above, save where you should and spend where you should! You can avoid the crowds, stay in a suite + enjoy full-service for more than a thousand 😎, the price-performance ratio is really great!

The hotel is very comfortable, the suite is large, the service is very good, the front desk staff is very enthusiastic, and there is a front desk who can communicate in simple Chinese, which is very convenient for the elderly. The hotel's restaurant specializes in Southeast Asian and Western cuisine, with a rich selection. Dinner for four days was solved in the hotel, which is very convenient. If you want to get up early in the morning to watch the sunrise, you can inform the front desk in advance, and the front desk will prepare a breakfast box. It is a hotel worth recommending.

This Anantara hotel is quite old. The equipment in the room is quite old, but it is well maintained and has a nice texture. The staff is very nice. We had a chef table meal, watched traditional Cambodian dances, and visited the hotel's vegetable garden. The coffee for breakfast is a little worse, it is capsule coffee, but the milk tea is good.

I can only say that this is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. The room is very big and the sleeping feeling is very good. I am a person who is very sensitive to sound, but the air conditioner is not noisy at all. We were also upgraded to a new room type and enjoyed the happy hour (although it can only be bought one get one free in the restaurant, but we were also given buy one get one free by the pool). Every waiter is very enthusiastic and can remember everyone in our family. There is also billiards to play, and the swimming pool is also very clean. The mosquito repellent is very good. There are no mosquitoes when you return to the room. There are also snacks and turndown (ice bucket is also prepared), and milk can also be drunk for free. The breakfast is very rich. I highly recommend the porridge and rice noodles. Anantara's passionfruit Mojito and their signature have a sweet and sour one (with passion fruit in it) which is really delicious, and the cocktail is online. Finally, there is a little honey to take away.

The hotel is far from the city center. I stayed in the smallest Anantara hotel. The environment is good. I stayed there for three nights. I stayed in a room without a bathtub for two nights. I was not used to the fact that there was only one washbasin. On the third night, I asked to change to a room with a bathtub. I was agreed. When the waiter cleaned and changed the sheets, I was shocked to see several yellow stains. They have not been changed since the opening. There was a friendly lady at the front desk who could speak simple Chinese…