Stay 

Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa has 120 rooms and 9 suites. Each room has a balcony or veranda, facing the magnificent swimming pool or Royal Garden. The lead-in Superior rooms are located on the ground floor while Deluxe rooms are located on the first or second floor. The hotel features 10 Suites, each one decorated with a specific theme. Common room amenities include King size or twin beds, air-conditioning, satellite television, internet, bathroom with bathtub.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa. Connecting rooms are available and there is a well-equipped kids club for children two to 12 and a small children’s pool. Babysitting service can be arranged with prior notice.

Dine 

The Victoria Angkor has four dining options drawing from Cambodia’s main culinary traditions and Western cuisine. L’Escale, the main restaurant has contemporary international fare. Its outside dining is gorgeous, with candlelit tables, surrounded by bougainvillea and views of the pool and garden. The elegant, scarlet-lacquered Le Bistrot, serves excellent French cuisine and Le Connaisseur is a French dining option with a romantic setting. L’Explorateur bar is a cozy venue offering light dishes set in a relaxing atmosphere.

Relax 

There's a small spa at the Victoria Angkor, where guests can indulge in a range of traditional massages or enjoy a variety of body scrubs and wraps. Recommend is the hour-long full body Asian massage. When you are done, I suggest you take your time to stand up because your legs will be like jelly. This is just part of the many pleasures you realise that you had missed in your life.

Experience 

The Siem Reap town is the traveller’s base to explore the fabled ruins of Angkor Wat. The front desk at the Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa can book your day tours with an English-speaking guide and transport. If you still have time then take a stroll along an alleyway known locally as "the Passage." That's where you'll find John McDermott's photo gallery with lovely images of Angkor Wat then visit the ArtDeli, it's a gallery, café and workshop space.