Zannier Phum Baitang Siem Reap Pool: Views and Kids

The resort has an infinity pool, and the Pool Bar describes it as 50 metres. i-escape calls it a vast 50m infinity pool and lists it as heated. A pool of this length gives swimmers room for laps, while the infinity edge opens the view to the garden and the countryside beyond.

The pool is surrounded by tropical gardens, and according to i-escape the views run over the paddy fields. The grounds are described as 8 hectares of tropical garden in one source, and the resort as set in 20 acres on its own site; sources differ on how the grounds are measured, so treat both as a sense of scale rather than a precise figure.

If you prefer a private swim, the Pool Villas are one-bedroom villas built on stilts, each with a 20 sqm plunge pool, and they measure 72 sqm of interior space. Their gardens have sun loungers and a thatched-roof sala with day beds and a dining table. That makes the villa garden a second pool deck, quiet and entirely your own.

Terrace Villas measure 62 sqm and have a large terrace sofa and a table for alfresco dinners, so they suit travellers who prefer the main pool and a spacious terrace. For a full comparison, see the rooms guide.

The Pool Bar overlooks the 50-metre infinity pool and serves light meals. A guide notes that the pool bar serves drinks all day, though hours can change, so confirm before you travel. Bay Phsar, the casual poolside restaurant surrounded by rice paddies, sits close by; as listed in October 2026 it serves a breakfast buffet included in the room rate plus simple lunches, and it is open every day for lunch. Confirm before you travel.

For the evening, the Sunset Lounge serves cocktails made from home-grown botanicals and syrups. The restaurants and bars page covers every venue.

Google Maps flags the hotel as good for children, and the experiences page links to a section titled Discover our Children Experiences. Babysitting is available on request, and all villas have a king-size bed with space for 1 to 2 baby cots or rollaway beds. According to one guide, the resort lists a kids' club with arts, water play and cooking activities, and kids' menus are available in the restaurants.

The sources we hold do not describe pool depth, a children's pool or age rules at the water. Ask the reception team at booking, and confirm the family rules on the hotel's official page. As listed in October 2026, a supplement of 100 USD applies for extra children aged 4 to 16, confirm before you travel.

The sources we hold give no hours or crowd patterns for the pool, so the best advice is practical: ask the front desk what the pool hours are on your dates and whether any maintenance or events are planned. If you need to pair a swim with a temple day, see the Angkor Wat departure guide and plan a rest at the water when you come back.

The infinity pool is surrounded by tropical gardens, and the Pool Bar overlooks it and serves light meals, so food and drinks come to the water without leaving the pool area. Pool Villa gardens add their own sun loungers and a thatched-roof sala with day beds and a dining table, which gives villa guests a private alternative to the main pool. The sources we hold do not describe towel service, sunbed allocation or house rules for attire and children, so ask the reception team when you check in and confirm the rules on the hotel's official page. A concierge and an around-the-clock reception team are available to answer these questions.