The essentials in 30 seconds
- Verdict: Build the day in three parts: a pool morning with lunch, a Mudita Spa session in the afternoon and dinner at one of the resort's six venues. The spa lists eight rooms and one villa with 17 treatment beds, and the dining page lists Phum Boraan, Ox Club, Bakan, Meada, Borei Cafe and Rosil Pool Bar.
- Spa: Mudita Spa by Borei Angkor offers traditional Khmer massage and an exclusive J'Pong herbal steam therapy, plus sauna and steam rooms.
- Reserving: Contact the hotel on +855 15 430 222 to reserve treatments and dinners, and do it early in your stay.
- Rest-day tip: Place the rest day between two temple days so the spa and pool can refresh your legs.
Borei Angkor Resort & Spa describes itself as a Khmer-style resort offering royal Khmer hospitality, and Google describes it as a resort with a spa, an outdoor pool and open-air dining. That mix makes it a natural place for a rest day between temple visits.
This page builds a relaxed day from the hotel's own pages, shows how to reserve ahead and links on to the rest of the stay. For rooms see Borei Angkor rooms, for the overall verdict read the Borei Angkor review, and for the area see location and price.
A sample rest day in four steps
From morning to evening
- 1Morning: a swim at the Tropicana Pool, a tropical lagoon with turquoise water, followed by a light bite from the poolside menu of Khmer cuisine and pastries.
- 2Midday: lunch at Bakan or Meada, then a rest in your room, with 24-hour room service if you prefer to stay in.
- 3Afternoon: a Mudita Spa session, with time before or after for the sauna and steam rooms.
- 4Evening: dinner at Ox Club or Phum Boraan, and a drink at Rosil Pool Bar.
The hotel does not publish venue hours in the sources used for this page, so confirm opening times when you reserve. Adapt the order to your energy: a late start suits the spa first and the pool second.
The resort also offers complimentary daily cultural orientation sessions. They are a gentle way to begin a rest day and to prepare for your next temple visit.
The six dining venues
The hotel's dining page lists six venues, which gives you variety across a multi-night stay.
Where to eat and drink
- Phum Boraan: the traditional Khmer village cultural dining experience.
- Ox Club: contemporary European cuisine with Japanese ingredients.
- Bakan Restaurant: a fusion of international and Khmer cuisines, buffet or a la carte.
- Meada Restaurant: local foods.
- Borei Cafe: an intimate space to relax, work or meet friends.
- Rosil Pool Bar: describes itself as a retreat for the idle and a playground for the lively.
The site also promotes a Culture Night with Apsara dance. Ask the hotel which evenings are scheduled for your dates and whether a reservation is required.
Mudita Spa and the wellness facilities
The spa is called Mudita Spa by Borei Angkor. According to the spa page, it has eight rooms and one villa with 17 treatment beds, so there is a good chance of finding a slot for a group if you reserve in advance.
What the spa page lists
- Traditional Khmer massage.
- An exclusive J'Pong herbal steam therapy.
- Facial and body scrubs.
- Hand and foot care, and depilation.
- Sauna and steam rooms.
The spa page also says day-pass visitors can use a hot and cold Jacuzzi, a swimming pool and a fitness center. The resort has a fitness center with natural light as well. Treatment menus, durations and prices are not listed in the sources used here, so ask the spa for the current menu.
How to reserve
The hotel's phone number is +855 15 430 222. A call or message when you book your room is the simplest way to reserve spa slots and dinners, and the sooner you ask, the more choice you will have around your temple days.
A short reservation routine
- 1Pick your rest day once your temple days are fixed.
- 2Ask the hotel to hold a spa session for the afternoon.
- 3Choose your dinner venue and ask whether a table needs reserving.
- 4Confirm opening hours on the day of arrival.
What guests say, and where to book
Guest reviews on Agoda and Booking.com are the best source for how the spa and restaurants feel today. Sort by newest and look for comments on service speed, treatment quality and breakfast variety.
Borei Angkor Resort & Spa at a glance
Traditional Khmer luxury
When you are ready to book, enter the same dates on Agoda and Booking.com and read the cancellation terms. The rooms guide helps you choose a category first.
Test your knowledge
Five questions on this guide.
Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions
What treatments does the Borei Angkor spa offer?
The spa page lists traditional Khmer massage, an exclusive J'Pong herbal steam therapy, facial and body scrubs, hand and foot care, and depilation. Ask the spa for the current menu.
How big is the spa?
The spa page says it has eight rooms and one villa with 17 treatment beds, plus sauna and steam rooms.
Which restaurants does the resort have?
Phum Boraan, Ox Club, Bakan, Meada, Borei Cafe and Rosil Pool Bar, according to the hotel's dining page.
Can non-guests use the spa facilities?
The spa page says day-pass visitors can use a hot and cold Jacuzzi, a swimming pool and a fitness center. Confirm the current day-pass terms with the spa.
Is room service available?
Yes, the hotel's services page says room service is available 24 hours a day.
How do I reserve a treatment?
Contact the hotel on +855 15 430 222 and ask for the spa. Confirm opening hours when you reserve.
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