The essentials in 30 seconds
- Verdict: Choose the top band when space and sleep quality are your priority, because villas and suites start at 62 square metres at Zannier Phum Baitang. Choose a comfortable standard room at 36 to 45 square metres when the room is mostly for sleeping.
- What we compared: Entry-level room sizes and bed types as each hotel publishes them. Star categories sit on each hotel's own page, so we group hotels by the price band in our directory and say 'to be confirmed on the hotel's page' where a figure is absent.
- Sleep detail: Jaya House River Park describes a king-size bed with pillow-top mattress and premium linen in its Deluxe King. Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra lists a king size bed in its 36 square metre Superior Room.
- Next step: Match your priority to the pick rule below, then check the bed type and room view on the hotel's page before you book.
Room size is the easiest number to compare and the hardest to picture. A standard room of 36 to 40 square metres already gives you space for a bed, a seating corner and a bathroom. A private pool villa of 72 square metres plus a plunge pool changes how you spend an afternoon.
This page lines up the sizes and beds that hotels publish themselves, then turns them into a rule you can use. For the bigger picture of what the extra star level adds, start with What Changes in a Siem Reap Luxury Room at Five Stars. For everything beyond the room, see Service Beyond the Room at Siem Reap Luxury Hotels.
How to read the numbers
Sizes below are the entry-level room as published on each hotel's own page, and every figure is given in square metres. Entry-level means the first category you reach when you book, so it shows the minimum space you can count on. Higher categories add space, a separate living area or a private pool.
Where a hotel does not publish a size in the facts we hold, the figure is to be confirmed on the hotel's page. This applies to Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, Park Hyatt Siem Reap and FCC Angkor by Avani, so their entries below describe room types rather than sizes.
Entry-level room sizes at a glance
Published entry-level rooms, smaller to larger
- Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort: Superior Room, 36 square metres, king size bed.
- Jaya House River Park: Deluxe King and Deluxe Twin, 38 square metres each; the Deluxe King has a king-size bed.
- Sokha: Deluxe City View and Deluxe Pool View, 38 square metres, with a Hollywood, king or twin bed.
- Angkor Village: Water View and Garden View rooms, 38 square metres, with a queen bed or twin beds; the Petite room measures 20 square metres with a queen bed.
- Shinta Mani Angkor: Bayon Room, 36 to 40 square metres, king or twin beds.
- Borei Angkor Resort & Spa: Deluxe Room, 40 square metres, double or twin bed.
- Lotus Blanc Resort: Landmark Room, 40 square metres, twin or double bed, with a private balcony.
- Angkor Palace: Deluxe Room, 42 square metres, queen or twin bed, with a private balcony.
- Zannier Phum Baitang: Terrace Villa, 62 square metres of interior space, one bedroom on stilts.
Reading the list, the standard room falls between 36 and 42 square metres across the hotels that publish a size. The step to 62 square metres at Zannier Phum Baitang is a different kind of entry point, because the first category is already a free-standing villa.
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Beds and sleep comfort
Bed type shapes sleep more than any other number. Hotels publish it in different ways, so the list below is worth reading before you choose.
What each hotel publishes
- Jaya House River Park: a king-size bed with pillow-top mattress and premium linen in the Deluxe King.
- Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort: a king size bed in both the Superior and Luxury Rooms.
- Borei Angkor Resort & Spa: a king bed from the Junior Suite upward, a super king bed connected to twin in the Royal Suite.
- Sokha: a choice of Hollywood, king or twin in Deluxe rooms.
- Shinta Mani Angkor: king or twin in the Bayon Room.
If bedding is your top priority, Jaya House River Park is the one hotel in these facts that names its mattress and linen. For every other hotel, confirm mattress and pillow choices on the hotel's page. Light sleepers can also look at the view: Park Hyatt Siem Reap lists rooms that face the street or the hotel gardens, so a garden-facing room is the natural request.
When the room grows: suites and villas
The jump in space comes at the suite level. At Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra, Junior Suites with Club Millésime access measure 70 square metres and Prestige Suites measure 90 square metres. At Borei Angkor Resort & Spa the Junior Suite is 55 square metres, the Club Suite 65, the Borei Suite 88 and the Royal Suite 188. Lotus Blanc Resort lists a King Suite of 72 square metres, an Elegant Suite of 81 and a Lotus Suite of 80.
Private pools sit at the top of the range. Jaya House River Park's Junior Pool Suite is 90 square metres with a private plunge pool, while Zannier Phum Baitang's Pool Villas measure 72 square metres with a 20 square metre plunge pool. Shinta Mani Angkor has ten Bensley Pool Villas, each with a private nine-meter pool. Amansara lists a Pool Suite of 141 square metres with a king sized bed.
Families can read these numbers too. Borei Angkor Resort & Spa lists a Family Room of 94 square metres and a Family Suite of 105, and Jaya House River Park notes that a connecting Deluxe Room can create a two-bedroom layout.
The pick rule by priority
Choose by what matters most
- Space first: pick a suite or villa category, such as the Terrace Villa at Zannier Phum Baitang or a Junior Suite at Borei Angkor Resort & Spa.
- Sleep first: pick the hotel that names its bed, such as Jaya House River Park, and request a garden or pool-facing room.
- Quiet first: ask for a room away from the street, and confirm placement on the hotel's page, since noise levels are to be confirmed.
- Value first: a standard room of 36 to 42 square metres gives comfortable space, and the saving can go to a spa session or a private tour.
Before you book, enter the same dates on Agoda and Booking.com, compare the room category and bed type on both, and read the cancellation terms. Sizes and bed types are as listed in October 2026, so confirm before you travel.
Compare the 10 hotelsWhere to go next
For the wider question of what a five-star room adds, return to What Changes in a Siem Reap Luxury Room at Five Stars. To see whether the whole luxury step is worth it for your trip, read Why Pay for a Siem Reap Luxury Hotel Over Mid-Range.
Test your knowledge
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Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions
How big is a standard luxury hotel room in Siem Reap?
Among the hotels that publish a size, entry-level rooms measure from 36 to 42 square metres, for example 36 at Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra, 38 at Jaya House River Park and 40 at Borei Angkor Resort & Spa.
Which Siem Reap hotel starts with the biggest room?
Zannier Phum Baitang lists Terrace Villas of 62 square metres of interior space as its entry category, and Pool Villas of 72 square metres with a 20 square metre plunge pool.
Do five-star hotels always have bigger rooms?
Published sizes do not follow a single pattern, so compare the figures above and confirm each hotel's star category on its own page.
What bed types can I expect?
King and twin options are the most common, with Hollywood, queen and super king beds at some hotels. Jaya House River Park names a king-size bed with pillow-top mattress and premium linen.
How do I find a quiet room?
Noise levels are to be confirmed on the hotel's page. Ask for a garden-facing room, as Park Hyatt Siem Reap lists rooms that face the street or the gardens.
Can I check prices on this page?
Prices are not listed here. Enter the same dates on Agoda and Booking.com, compare the room category and read the cancellation terms.
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