5-star hotel in Siem Reap with private villas and a holistic spa experience

Accommodations

Zannier Phum Baitang offers 45 private terrace and pool villas styled like traditional stilted farmhouses. Each villa features a large terrace, a plunge pool in the pool villas, and is adorned with handpicked local antiques. Guests enjoy views of lush gardens and rice paddy fields from their personal oasis.

Dining

Dining at Zannier Phum Baitang includes two restaurants: Bay Phsar and Hang Bay, featuring locally-inspired Cambodian flavors and international classics. Culinary experiences extend to the Sunset Lounge, which offers colonial cocktails and stunning views. Guests can also participate in cooking classes using ingredients harvested from the resort's own garden.

Wellness

The hotel's Spa Temple, inspired by the architecture of Angkor Wat, offers holistic treatments including traditional Khmer therapies. Situated amidst tropical gardens, the spa caters to relaxation with its seven treatment rooms, sauna, steam room, and yoga pavilion. Guests can also enjoy a 50-meter outdoor infinity pool designed for rejuvenation.

Experiences

Beyond comfort, Zannier Phum Baitang invites guests to immerse in Cambodian culture through experiences such as receiving a water blessing by a Buddhist monk. The hotel organizes excursions to the floating homes of Tonlé Sap and neighboring villages. Bicycles are available for leisurely exploration of the scenic rice paddy fields.

Family Amenities

The Kids Club at Zannier Phum Baitang offers a range of activities like arts and crafts, water games, and engaging cultural experiences. Children can take part in an Angkor discovery tour revealing the region's history. The club ensures a fun, educational, and memorable experience for younger guests.

• Location: Nestled in 20-acres of lush gardens and rice paddy fields
• Rooms: 45 private terrace and pool villas
• Dining: Bay Phsar and Hang Bay offering Cambodian flavors
• Wellness: Spa Temple inspired by ancient Khmer therapies
• Experience: Water blessing by a Buddhist monk