Palm Village

Family-friendly and secluded

Photo of Palm Village, Road to Angkor, Siem Reap. , Siem Reap

What we say: 4 stars

Near Pavillion Indochine, Palm Village is a cheaper, charming spot with the same private atmosphere and close proximity to the Angkor park, and a nice intermediary between the guesthouse and boutique options. The entrance leads directly into a large wooden restaurant with a pool table and plenty of seating. A winding stone path, flanked by dense palms and flowering bushes, leads to individual huts, the interiors of which are decorated in bamboo, to lovely effect. Inside, rooms are cosy, with TV, hot water, and some with air-con. The interior furnishings are all made of palmwood and loads of bedlinen is provided. Bathrooms are super bright thanks to skylights, shaded by canvas awnings. In addition to standing showers, there's a large bathing area in the rear that's too large to be a tub, perhaps a nice splash pool for kids. The employee showing us the room couldn't explain what it was for either. The outside pool is well-shaded and large, and has to be one of the coolest pools in Siem Reap. There's a massage area beside it, and also a tower-platform for watching the sunset over the countryside and occasional yoga sessions. Unlimited breakfast included in the price.

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Contact details:

Road to Angkor, Siem Reap.  T: (063) 964 466, (012) 631 141 
Email them at: palmvillage@online.com.kh
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Dbl fan private b'room 35 USD 40 USD
Dbl air-con private b'room 39 USD 45 USD
Family room 40 USD 45 USD
Triple air-con private b'room 45 USD 50 USD

Added to Travelfish on: 28th July, 2009
Last visited or updated on: 22nd August, 2012

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