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Family Suites at Siem Reap Luxury Hotels: What to Book

Three room formats explained in plain words, with the hotels that list each one and what to confirm in writing.

By the Siem Reap Hub team·6 min read·Updated October 2026

The essentials in 30 seconds

  • Verdict: Choose by family size and ages. A family room suits two adults with young children, a connecting suite suits a parent-and-teen split, and interconnecting rooms suit parents who want a door between the two spaces. Borei Angkor Resort & Spa lists all three styles, which makes it the easiest place to compare.
  • Best for: Parents who know the hotel type and now need to pick the room format and the right number of beds.
  • Good to know: Occupancy limits are not listed in the sources we hold for most hotels. Confirm the number of adults and children on the hotel's page before you pay.
  • Next step: Shortlist two hotels from the list below, enter your exact guests on Agoda and Booking.com, and ask the hotel to confirm the format in writing.

At a luxury hotel in Siem Reap, the room format shapes the whole stay. Children sleep better with a bed of their own, parents relax when a door closes between the two spaces, and a living area keeps early nights from ending the evening for everyone.

This page explains the three formats in plain words, shows which hotels in our directory list them, and gives you a short script to request a connecting layout. For the wider family picture, see luxury hotels for kids and parents.

The three formats in plain words

Family room

One large room, or a room with a bed set joined to a second one, sized for a small family. Borei Angkor Resort & Spa lists a Family Room of 94 sqm with a king-sized bed connected to twin, and a Family Suite of 105 sqm with a double bed connected to triple. These suit two adults with young children who like to sleep close.

Connecting suite

A suite with a second bedroom or a sleeping area for older children. Angkor Palace Resort lists a Two-Bedroom Family Deluxe Connecting room overlooking the pool and gardens. Amansara lists a Two Bedroom Pool Suite of 255 sqm with two king bedrooms, a private pool and a dining terrace. These suit a parent-and-teen split.

Interconnecting rooms

Two separate rooms joined by a door. Borei Angkor Resort & Spa describes its Family Connecting Room as a double room for adults and a twin room with two single beds for children, joined by an interconnecting door. Jaya House River Park notes that a connecting Deluxe Room can create a two-bedroom layout for family stays. These suit parents who want a closed door between the two spaces.

How beds and space decide the choice

Occupancy rules and bed set-ups differ from hotel to hotel. Start from your family and check what each page lists.

Family room options with listed sizes

  • Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort: Superior Rooms measure 36 m2, Luxury Rooms 45 m2 with a terrace, and Junior Suites 70 m2. A family offer discounts an adjoining room for children.
  • Shinta Mani Angkor: the Angkor Deluxe room measures 78 sq.m. and has room for an additional bed. The hotel describes it as ideal for families.
  • Navutu Dreams: Family Rooms measure 70 sq m with garden privacy, lap pool views and a convertible sofa bed.
  • FCC Angkor by Avani: larger suites have separate living rooms, and the River View Suite is described as able to take a family of five.
  • Angkor Village Hotel: Garden View and Water View rooms measure 38 sqm, and families can be placed in nearby rooms, subject to availability.

A sofa bed and an extra bed also change the cost. Navutu Dreams lists $25 for an adult extra bed with breakfast and $20 per night for a child aged 4 to 11. Angkor Village Hotel lists 40 USD per night for an extra bed including breakfast for a child above age 3. Both figures are as listed in October 2026, so confirm before you travel.

Hotels with a family room format and a booking page

Borei Angkor Resort & Spa

$$–$$$4.7 (1,500+)Siem Reap

Traditional Khmer luxury

Jaya House River Park

$$$4.9 (1,500+)Cnr Achar Sva & River Road

Riverside boutique luxury

Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort

$$$–$$$$4.8 (1,500+)Vithei Preah Sihanouk Avenue

Resort living & golf

Shinta Mani Angkor

$$$4.8 (700+)and Street 14

Boutique luxury & social impact

FCC Angkor by Avani

$$–$$$4.6 (800+)Next to the Royal Residence

Colonial charm & riverside

Which hotel lists which format

Formats listed on each hotel's page

  • Borei Angkor Resort & Spa (rating 4.7, area National Road 6): Family Room, Family Suite, Family Connecting Room.
  • Jaya House River Park (rating 4.9): connecting Deluxe Room for a two-bedroom layout.
  • Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort (rating 4.8): adjoining room offer for children; Junior and Prestige Suites with Club Millesime access.
  • Shinta Mani Angkor (rating 4.8): Angkor Deluxe room with space for an additional bed.
  • FCC Angkor by Avani (rating 4.6): River View Suite for a family of five.
  • Angkor Palace Resort: Two-Bedroom Family Deluxe Connecting.
  • Navutu Dreams: Family Rooms with a convertible sofa bed.
  • Amansara: Two Bedroom Pool Suite of 255 sqm.
  • Anantara Angkor Resort: a family suite with two ensuite bedrooms and a private pool, according to the brand page.

Prices and room availability vary by date, so treat this list as a starting point and open each hotel's page for the current offer.

How to request a connecting layout

Hotels often release connecting rooms on request. A clear message at booking helps the team plan your stay.

What to send and confirm

  • The number of adults and the age of each child.
  • The exact format you want: family room, connecting suite or interconnecting door.
  • A request for written confirmation that the rooms will be connected on arrival.
  • The bed set-up for each room, such as twin beds for the children or a sofa bed.
  • The extra-bed price and whether breakfast is included.

Add the request in the special-requests field on the booking site, then repeat it by email to the hotel. For babies, add the cot request too, and read luxury hotels for babies and toddlers. For pool time, see pool safety for kids.

Book your family room

Enter the exact number of adults and children, plus the same dates, on Agoda and Booking.com. Compare the room format, the bed set-up and the cancellation terms, then choose the offer that matches your family.

Compare the 10 hotels

Test your knowledge

Five questions on this guide.

1. Which hotel lists a Family Room of 94 sqm?
2. Which format places a door between parents and children?
3. What does the Angkor Deluxe room at Shinta Mani Angkor offer families?
4. Where should you add a connecting-room request?
5. How large is the Two Bedroom Pool Suite at Amansara?

Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a family room and a connecting suite?

A family room is one larger room with beds for the whole family. A connecting suite has a second bedroom or sleeping area, as at Angkor Palace Resort and Amansara.

Which hotel lists interconnecting rooms?

Borei Angkor Resort & Spa lists a Family Connecting Room with an interconnecting door, and Jaya House River Park lists a connecting Deluxe Room that can create a two-bedroom layout.

How many people fit in a family room?

Occupancy limits are not listed in the sources we hold for most hotels. FCC Angkor by Avani describes its River View Suite as able to take a family of five. Confirm occupancy on the hotel's page.

Do extra beds cost more?

Navutu Dreams and Angkor Village Hotel list extra-bed prices, as listed in October 2026. Confirm the current price before you travel.

Can I request connecting rooms at booking?

Yes, add the request in the special-requests field and repeat it by email, then ask for written confirmation.

Where do I compare prices?

Enter the same dates and guests on Agoda and Booking.com, then read the cancellation terms.

Sources: Siem Reap Hub directory (Google Maps ratings and review counts), read October 2026; hotel pages on Agoda and Booking.com for live rates.
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