The essentials in 30 seconds
- Verdict: Pick a Deluxe Pool View room of 38 square meters for couples who want a private balcony, a Junior Suite of 64 square meters or Executive Suite of 127 square meters when space matters, and the Royal Sokha Suite of 320 square meters for a group that wants a whole suite.
- Beds: Deluxe rooms offer One Hollywood, King or Twin beds. The Executive Suite lists One Hollywood Bed and One King Bed, and the Royal Sokha Suite two Hollywood Beds.
- Views: Deluxe City View rooms look onto a Khmer Traditional Temple View or Sivatha Street View, and the Deluxe Pool View has a private balcony on the 2nd and 3rd floor.
- To confirm: Occupancy limits, extra bed fees and cleanliness comments are to be confirmed on the hotel's page and in recent reviews. The room total is also stated differently by source.
Sokha Angkor Resort lists a clear ladder of room categories, and the sizes are stated on the hotel's own pages. That makes the choice a matter of priorities: space, view, privacy or budget. The official overview says 276 guestrooms and suites while another line on the same site says 270 and Oyster lists 275, so sources differ on the total.
This page lists the categories, gives a pick rule by priority, and explains where to look for comments on sleep, noise and cleanliness. For the overall verdict, see the Sokha Angkor resort review.
The ladder of room categories
Here is each category as the hotel's pages describe it, from the entry level to the top suite.
From Deluxe to Royal
- Deluxe City View: 38 square meters, a Khmer Traditional Temple View or Sivatha Street View, One Hollywood, King or Twin bed.
- Deluxe Pool View: 38 square meters, a Swimming Pool View with Private Balcony on the 2nd and 3rd floor, One Hollywood, King or Twin bed.
- Club Suite: 60 square meters, a Swimming Pool view, One Hollywood or King bed.
- Junior Suite: 64 square meters, a Swimming Pool View, One King bed.
- Apsara Suite: 110 square meters, a City View, One Hollywood Bed.
- Executive Suite: 127 square meters, a City View, One Hollywood Bed and One King Bed.
- Royal Sokha Suite: 320 square meters, a Swimming Pool View with private balconies, Two Hollywood Beds. The hotel's page mentions a private kitchen, massage room, steam room and Jacuzzi.
Occupancy and extra bed rules are not stated on the pages reviewed for this guide, so confirm them on the hotel's page before you book a family set-up.
The pick rule by priority
Choose by what matters most
- Space: the Junior Suite (64 square meters), Apsara Suite (110) and Executive Suite (127) step up in room to spread out. The Club Suite (60 square meters) is the smallest suite.
- View: the Deluxe Pool View and Club Suite face the pool, and the Deluxe City View offers a temple or street outlook.
- Privacy: the Deluxe Pool View has a private balcony, and the Royal Sokha Suite has private balconies and its own massage room, steam room and Jacuzzi per the hotel's page.
- Budget: the Deluxe rooms are the entry point at 38 square meters, with a choice of bed type.
Treat the order as a guide, since the category you can reserve depends on your dates. The rate for each is to be confirmed on the booking sites.
Which room for which party
Couples
The Deluxe Pool View is the natural pick: 38 square meters, a king or Hollywood bed and a private balcony on the 2nd and 3rd floor with a pool outlook. For a special stay, the Junior Suite adds room with a single king bed.
Families
The hotel's room pages list bed types, not family occupancy, so the practical approach is to ask the hotel which category fits your party. The Executive Suite, with One Hollywood Bed and One King Bed, and the 110 square meter Apsara Suite are the categories to ask about first. Ask whether a pool view room can be placed near the children's pool.
Groups
For a group, the Royal Sokha Suite of 320 square meters with Two Hollywood Beds is the standout. Larger parties can also book several Deluxe rooms side by side and ask the hotel to place them together.
Sleep, noise and cleanliness
The hotel's pages describe sizes and views; guest impressions come from reviews. Read the latest comments on Google, Agoda and Booking.com for your travel month, and look for remarks that name the category.
A useful question for the hotel: which floors and wings are quietest? Deluxe City View rooms include a Sivatha Street View, so travellers who prefer a calm outlook can ask for the temple view or the pool view. The Google rating and review count are to be confirmed on the hotel's page.
Check price for your category
Once you have a category, enter your dates on both sites and compare the totals.
Compare the 10 hotelsNext, see the dining and spa options and the location and price page. For a different resort to compare on room size, see the Angkor Palace rooms guide.
Test your knowledge
Five questions on this guide.
Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions
Which Sokha Angkor room category should I book?
Couples can choose the Deluxe Pool View of 38 square meters with a private balcony, groups can look at the 320 square meter Royal Sokha Suite, and everyone should confirm categories on the hotel's page.
What is the smallest room?
The Deluxe City View and Deluxe Pool View rooms measure 38 square meters each according to the hotel's pages.
Which rooms face the pool?
The Deluxe Pool View, Club Suite, Junior Suite and Royal Sokha Suite list pool views.
Which bed types are available?
Deluxe rooms list One Hollywood, King or Twin bed. Suites list Hollywood or King beds, and the Executive Suite lists both.
How many rooms does the resort have?
Sources differ: 276, 270 and 275 appear across the official overview, the amenities list and Oyster. Confirm on the hotel's page.
Is there a family room?
The pages reviewed list bed types and sizes rather than a family category. Ask the hotel which room fits your party.
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