Zannier Phum Baitang, Siem Reap

The hotel is a charming escape set among traditional stilt houses surrounded by lush rice paddies. The rooms offer private pools and are always pristine, making for a comfortable stay. The service from the attentive staff stands out, although the dining options could be more appealing. The location provides a serene retreat away from the bustling Siem Reap city center.

The hotel's rooms are lovely and well-designed, making us feel like we were the only ones there amidst groomed rice paddies where buffalo roam. However, the natural light is minimal, and the laundry service is outrageously expensive. The romantic dim lighting at night can be a bit eerie, and the wine pricing is steep compared to other top hotels in Cambodia.

Staying at this hotel was like entering a luxurious oasis amidst traditional surroundings. The rooms look like local homes on stilts from the outside but are top-notch luxury inside in design and amenities, although I encountered some scary insects on the balcony. The service was exceptional, from the front desk to the 100-year-old beautiful bar employees, and the location amongst rice fields with rustic style villas was simply breathtaking. The dining experience, while really good, was a bit confusing initially. Overall, a wonderful stay full of charm and elegance.

The hotel offers impressive Khmer style villas surrounded by rice paddies, providing a super comfortable retreat after a day of sightseeing. The rooms are designed to reflect traditional stilt houses with a modern touch, offering a large and rustic ambiance. The service is top-notch, with extremely courteous staff going above and beyond to cater to every need. The location is perfect for exploring famous archaeological sites like Angkor Wat, with inviting spaces to relax within the resort. The dining experience, while good, could be more interesting, and the facilities are well-equipped to enhance your stay.

Staying at Phum Baitang was like immersing myself in luxury hidden within a traditional Cambodian village setting. The rooms, with their Khmer furniture and spacious design, offered a luxurious escape, though some might find the price on the higher side. The service was exceptional, with staff going above and beyond to make me feel special. The location, surrounded by rice fields and designed like an authentic Khmer village, truly transported me to a serene Asian countryside, though it might not suit those in search of a classic hotel experience. Dining was a delightful experience, especially the freshly cooked noodles and omelettes. The facilities were top-notch, though some areas might need improvement.