シェムリアップのおすすめホテル8選 — アンコールワットとパブストリート（2026年版）

Topping the list is the Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, an icon that has stood on Siem Reap's main avenue since 1932 — over 90 years of history, right next to the Royal Gardens. The white French colonial building has been kept up beautifully, wrapped around a classic garden pool, with the Amrita Spa, three restaurants and large rooms full of teak furniture. Pub Street and the Old Market are a 10-minute walk away, and Angkor Wat sits about 6 km out, roughly a 15-20 minute tuk-tuk ride the hotel arranges each morning. It carries the highest review score on this list at 9.2/10, and the standard package includes breakfast for two and an airport tuk-tuk transfer. Rooms start at around $357 a night — the priciest pick here, but you are paying for a piece of Indochina that no other hotel in town can copy.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap is the modern 5-star pick for travelers who want top-end comfort and the best address in town. Pub Street — Siem Reap's main eating-and-drinking strip — is a 5-minute walk away, and the Old Market (Phsar Chas) is about 10 minutes on foot, which puts you closer to the action than any other luxury hotel here. The building mixes modern design with contemporary Khmer art, and rooms come with a king bed, a full mini-bar and a roomy marble bathroom. A large outdoor pool sits in a relaxed lounging area, and The Spa by Park Hyatt handles traditional Khmer massage and wellness. Angkor Wat is roughly 6 km out, about a 15-minute tuk-tuk ride. It scores 9.0/10 with rooms from about $254 a night.

Shinta Mani Angkor is a 5-star boutique in the French Quarter, the quieter heart of Siem Reap, with interiors by the well-known designer Bill Bensley and a guest score of 9.1/10 (Agoda 9.0, Booking 9.2). It runs as a social enterprise — a slice of what you pay goes into vocational training and community projects in Cambodia — so the stay does a bit of good on top of looking great. It is a small property with few rooms, which keeps service personal but means you should book ahead, especially in high season from November to March. Pub Street is about a 10-minute walk, the Old Market sits nearby, and Angkor Wat is roughly 6 km out, about 15 minutes by tuk-tuk that the hotel arranges. Rates start at $214 a night, breakfast included.

FCC Angkor by Avani is a 4-star hotel set in an old French colonial building on the Siem Reap River, right in the heart of town. The name stands for Foreign Correspondents' Club, and the FCC restaurant has been a long-running meeting spot for travelers passing through Siem Reap. There's an outdoor pool surrounded by shady trees, and the riverside setting is especially pretty in the evening when the light goes gold on the water. It scores 8.5/10 (8.4 on Agoda, 8.6 on Booking), with most reviews praising both the atmosphere and the value. Pub Street is a 10–15 minute walk and the Old Market about 10 minutes, while Angkor Wat sits roughly 6 km away — a 15–20 minute tuk-tuk ride. Rates start from about $109 a night, which is excellent value for the character you get here.

Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa is the 5-star pick that lands well below Raffles on price while still feeling like a proper resort. It sits near the Royal Gardens in central Siem Reap, a 10-to-15-minute walk from Pub Street, with Angkor Wat about 6 km away and roughly a 15-minute tuk-tuk ride. The colonial-style building wraps around a large resort pool that families single out as the highlight, and the Victoria Spa runs a full massage and wellness menu in-house. Rooms are roomy with private balconies, big beds and marble bathrooms, and the buffet breakfast comes included. Rates open at about $149 a night and run to roughly $400 for the top rooms. There is also generous parking if you arrive by car. With review scores of 8.7/10, it earns its keep as a family-friendly 5-star you can actually fit in the budget.

Jaya House River Park is a small 5-star eco-luxury boutique on the Siem Reap River, and it carries the highest guest score on this whole list — 9.3/10 on Agoda. That number is the real story here: it comes from genuinely personal service rather than marble lobbies. The hotel runs a strict plastic-free policy through the building and pours filtered water instead of bottles, so it is one of the greener stays in town without making a fuss about it. You sleep on a calmer stretch of the river than the Pub Street crowd, but you are still close to everything — about 15 minutes on foot to the bars and roughly 6 km to Angkor Wat. Rates start at $194 a night and a high-quality breakfast is built into the price.

Borei Angkor Resort & Spa is the value pick of this Siem Reap list — a 4-star with a proper outdoor pool and a full spa, but at a price that undercuts the 5-star places by a wide margin. It sits in the town centre, so you are a 10–15 minute walk (or a 5-minute tuk-tuk) from Pub Street, and roughly 6–7 km from Angkor Wat. The score lands at 8.3/10, with guests rating it 8.2 on Agoda and 8.4 on Booking. Rooms are done in a modern Khmer style and some come with a balcony over the pool or garden. Prices start at about $74 a night, which makes it an easy call for families and travelers who want a pool and a spa without paying 5-star money.

Le Méridien Angkor sits closer to Angkor Wat than any other hotel here — 2 km from the entrance gate, roughly a 5–10 minute tuk-tuk ride. That proximity is the whole reason to book it: when the sunrise tour means leaving at 4:30–5:00 AM, you start the day rested instead of bleary from a long transfer. It scores 8.6/10 on Agoda, and the reviews keep landing on the same two things — the location and the consistent 5-star service. Rooms run spacious with quality finishes, and the garden-view ones draw the warmest write-ups. There is a large resort pool for the afternoon, a spa doing Khmer massage and wellness treatments, and a buffet breakfast that gets real praise. Rates open around $166 a night. The trade-off is distance from town: you are further from the centre and Pub Street than the other picks here.