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Raffles Siem Reap Rooms for Families: What to Book

How to match family size to a Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor category, and which points to confirm with the hotel.

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

The essentials in 30 seconds

  • Verdict: For two adults and one child, book the Landmark Room (36 sqm) or one of the 48 sqm suites, which each sleep 3. For four or more guests, the Two Bedrooms Royal Villa (318 sqm, king bedroom plus twin bedroom, up to 6 guests) is the category built for it. Google lists the hotel as good for children.
  • Best for: Parents who want heritage character, a large garden setting and a 35 metre pool, with room categories that sleep 3 or 6.
  • Good to know: The hotel pages used for this guide do not list child policy, extra-bed terms or pool depth. Confirm those on the hotel's page before booking.
  • Next step: Pick your family size below, then enter the children's ages when you search on Agoda and Booking.com.

Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor was built in 1932 in French Art Deco style and stands in 15 acres of landscaped tropical gardens in the Old French Quarter of Siem Reap. For families, the gardens and the 35 metre outdoor pool are the headline features, and the room categories range from compact to villa size.

The key planning fact is capacity. Most categories listed by the hotel sleep either 2 or 3 guests, and one villa sleeps up to 6. This page sets out the pick per family size, then the points to confirm with the hotel. For couples, see the couples page; for water-side positions, the pool and garden rooms page goes deeper. The overview sits on which room to book at Raffles.

The pick per family size

Match the group to the category

  • Two adults and one child: the Landmark Room (36 sqm, one king bed, sleeps up to 3, garden or pool side views, private balcony) or a 48 sqm suite such as the Colonial Suite King (garden view) or the Personality Junior Suite King (private balcony); both sleep 3.
  • Two adults and a child who wants extra space: the Raffles Suite King or Landmark Suite King, each 72 sqm with a private terrace and sleeping 3. The Landmark Suite also has a separate living room.
  • Two adults and two children, or a group of up to 6: the Two Bedrooms Royal Villa, with a king bedroom and a twin bedroom, a living room, a dining area, a private terrace and pool access.
  • Two adults only: the State Room (32 sqm) sleeps 2 and is the smallest listed category, so a family of three is better placed in one of the categories above.

A category sleeping 3 does not always list the bed arrangement for the third guest. Ask the hotel how the extra sleeping space is provided and whether any charge applies.

Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor

Connecting rooms and extra beds

Families of four who prefer two rooms can ask the hotel about rooms positioned next to each other. The hotel pages used for this guide do not state whether connecting rooms exist, how an extra bed is requested or what it costs. Mark each of these as to be confirmed on the hotel's page.

Questions to send before you book

  • Which categories can be arranged as connecting or adjoining rooms?
  • How is the third bed provided in a category that sleeps 3, and what is the fee?
  • What are the age limits and rates for children?
  • Can cots be arranged for younger children?

The reservations contact listed on the hotel's dining page is (855) 63 963 888 or bookus.siemreap@raffles.com. Send your questions in one message with your dates and the children's ages.

Layout, space and quiet

Space is where this hotel helps families. The rooms and suites on offer range from 32 sqm to 72 sqm, and the Royal Villa reaches 318 sqm. The villa is situated separately from the main building, which gives a larger group its own corner of the property.

The hotel pages do not describe noise levels by room position. If your children are light sleepers, ask for a quieter position when you book. The Colonial Suite King and Landmark Suite King are described by the hotel with a garden view, while the State Room faces the pool.

In-room dining is available 24 hours a day, which helps with early bedtimes and jet-lagged mornings.

Water and garden points to check

The outdoor pool is 35 metres long and open daily from 7:00am to 7:00pm as listed in October 2026; confirm before you travel. The Poolside Terrace serves light daytime meals and fruity cocktails, so parents can stay close to the water at lunch.

The hotel pages used for this guide do not list the pool depth, a shallow area, or lifeguard cover. Ask about those points and agree your own supervision plan. The grounds also have two tennis courts with coaching available and a fitness centre, which can fill a rainy or very hot afternoon.

Google lists the hotel as good for children and as having a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking. Confirm any specific children's facilities, such as a kids' club, on the hotel's page; the pages used for this guide do not list one.

Eating with children

Cafe d'Angkor is an all-day brasserie-style restaurant serving pan-Asian cuisine and international favourites at lunch and dinner. Its dress code is casual chic, and dress shorts are allowed at lunch. Lunch runs daily from 12.00pm to 2.30pm and dinner from 6.00pm to 10.00pm as listed in October 2026; confirm before you travel.

The Conservatory serves afternoon tea daily from 2.30pm to 5.30pm with Classic, Signature or Heritage menus, a calm pause between temple visits. For the full list, see where to eat and drink at Raffles.

Booking block for families

Use the table of picks above, then search on Agoda and Booking.com with the same dates, the number of adults and the children's ages. The room count and the occupancy shown at checkout must match the category you chose.

Before you pay

  • Enter the children's ages exactly.
  • Check the extra-bed and cancellation terms on each site.
  • Confirm the exact room type at checkout.
  • Save the hotel's reply about child policy with your booking.
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Test your knowledge

Five questions on this guide.

1. How many guests does the Landmark Room sleep at most?
2. Which category sleeps up to 6 guests?
3. How long is the outdoor pool?
4. Which point does this guide say to confirm with the hotel?
5. What does Google list for the hotel?

Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions

Which room should a family of three book at Raffles Siem Reap?

The Landmark Room (36 sqm) or a 48 sqm suite, since each sleeps up to 3 guests. The hotel's pages do not list the third bed arrangement, so confirm it.

Can a family of four stay in one room?

The Two Bedrooms Royal Villa has a king bedroom and a twin bedroom and sleeps up to 6. Other categories listed sleep 2 or 3.

Are connecting rooms available?

The hotel's pages used for this guide do not say. Ask the hotel at (855) 63 963 888 or bookus.siemreap@raffles.com.

What is the pool like for children?

It is 35 metres long and open daily from 7:00am to 7:00pm as listed in October 2026. Depth and shallow areas are not listed, so ask the hotel.

Is the hotel suitable for children?

Google lists it as good for children, and the hotel has large gardens, a pool and in-room dining 24 hours a day.

What should I enter on Agoda and Booking.com?

Enter the same dates, the number of adults and the children's ages, then compare extra-bed and 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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