The Embassy Angkor Resort & Spa

Absolutely beautiful and attention to detail is spectacular. The breakfast buffet could be improved with more fresh products and more savory but overall, great experience. The rooms and facilities are stunning !

Here’s a polished sample hotel review based on the details provided: I had a great stay at this boutique hotel! The property is lovely, but it’s located quite far from town, making it not walkable and a bit intimidating to navigate at night. However, the complimentary one-way tuk-tuk service offered daily was a thoughtful touch and made me feel safe. The free breakfast buffet was absolutely delicious, and I appreciated the packed breakfast provided for my early-morning flight—such a thoughtful gesture. The staff were friendly, accommodating, and always ready to assist. One highlight for me was the gym, which is well-equipped with boxing equipment—a rare find! The pool was also fantastic, offering a refreshing break after long walks visiting nearby temples. While the food was mostly good, I found the tempura and shakes underwhelming, especially given that they were priced double compared to similar offerings in town. There’s definitely room for improvement in this area. Overall, the hotel deserves a 5-star rating, thanks to its spacious rooms, extremely comfortable bed and pillows, and exceptional service. I would highly recommend it for a relaxing getaway! PS: i enjoy the free high tea at 3pm to 4pm! Didn’t try the spa but seems decent

I travelled to Siem Reap alone and as a solo female traveller, I cannot stress enough how safe and wonderful my experience was staying at this hotel. Here's some info to consider if you decide to stay here: 1. Service: The best ever! Although, I would say this for absolutely every local I met, such beautiful people. Mr. Key and team certainly deserve 5 stars, very attentive, polite, friendly and hands-on...you made my stay worth every penny. Thank you for your kind hospitality 🙏🏻 2. Facilities: The hotel is beautiful and elegant and has such a peaceful energy as you walk in. The room I stayed in was incredible, squeaky clean, tidy, spacious, harmonious and the bed/pillows felt like a cloud after a long day, it has a mini bar and I don't think I've ever cared much about the robes...but I gotta say, the softest robes ever! Not to mention that I do appreciate that the bed linen, towels and robe smell good and clean. The pool is very clean and surrounded by a well kept garden. There's a gym and the spa service is not to be missed, the masseuse is very skilled, strong yet gentle, I came out of the session feeling refreshed and my skin was so silky, do get the scrub! 3. Breakfast: There's a little cozy restaurant that offers a variety of food. Breakfast is buffet style with a delicious western and local menu to choose from. They also prepare fresh omelettes, yum. The staff in the restaurant are very courteous and friendly, I personally enjoyed talking to Sa and Sokhim. 4. Location/transportation: The hotel is located at about 10mins from the city centre and places of interest like Pub Street and the Markets, and about 20mins from Angkor Wat. They offer free tuk tuk rides and can arrange airport transportation from/to the airport. My only complaint is that I didn't stay long enough...but that's on me 😁 Oh and because the atmosphere of the hotel is all natural, do expect to see some friendly lizards and other garden pets while walking around the facilities🦎 So, be careful not to hurt them. This is now my go-to place to stay in Siem Reap!

Location to city like Pub Street and Market is about 5mins away by Tuk-tuk. Walking can be a challenge as there’s no obvious road signage.  Also, road is dusty and there are many flies/ mosquitoes. Hotel provides free one-way transport there. Hotel is clean and quiet. Free breakfast in the morning from 6.30am and simple tea from 3-4pm. Love the simple spread of food. Excellent get-away for couples. Staff are polite and helpful…special mention of Mr Sokmau, Ms Sokhim and Mr Barang. Great to have them! Will choose this hotel again if I ever come by Siem Reap.