Courtyard by Marriott Siem Reap Resort

232 reviews

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  Ananda

  AU · family_with_children · Sep 2026

  10/10
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  lisette

  NL · family_with_children · Aug 2026

  10/10
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  HansN749

  GHENT, EAST FLANDERS PROVINCE · Family · Jul 2026

  8/10

  Best Courtyard we've stayed at — but keep expectations realistic

  We stayed 4 nights/5 days at the Courtyard by Marriott Siem Reap Resort and were very happy with it. The choice was mainly driven by this being the only hotel in Siem Reap within the Marriott chain (Meridien being renovated). It's probably the best Courtyard we've stayed at. Service was good, and the hotel is well maintained. Breakfast is very extensive, with countless hot options from various cuisines (Cambodian, Indian, Western). Too bad the pool temperature was a bit on the warm side — it felt more like a warm bath than a refreshing pool. Not sure how this compares to other hotels. Also a shame the spa never reopened after Covid, as there aren't many massage options nearby (for that you need to head into the town center, which isn't too far though). Two things to be aware of: - The hotel is located a bit outside the touristic center (about a 10-minute drive depending on traffic), but is conveniently located for the temples. - While it may be the best Courtyard we've ever visited, don't expect 5-star luxury. It's mainly a solid premium product at a good price. We would definitely return.

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  Angelo

  ES · family_with_children · Jul 2026

  10/10

  Very nice!

  Very beautiful big spacious rooms. The staff are very friendly and always greeting you back with a fresh wet towel

  The rooftop bar was closed during our entire stay and also once when i ordered room service i asked to pay later at the lobby but the staff kept coming back to my room (even woke me up) asking me to pay as if I was going to rob them

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  leon342

  DÜSSELDORF, NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA · Couples · Jul 2026

  2/10

  Unfortunately no recommendation

  While the frontline staff at this resort were friendly and attentive, my overall experience was completely ruined by a severe case of food illness after consuming food at the property, followed by an incredibly disappointing and unprofessional response from the management team. Instead of handling a serious health and safety concern with empathy and accountability, the management's reaction was rigid and dismissive. In their communications, they tried to offset this severe health issue by listing standard Marriott Bonvoy Platinum elite benefits—such as early check-in and room upgrades—as if they were "favors" or gestures of goodwill to make up for ruined days of a vacation. To make matters worse, the management's internal record-keeping is deeply flawed. In their official response, they claimed to have provided celebratory setups and amenities (like a cake) that we never actually received. It is highly unprofessional for a Marriott property to confuse guest reservations when addressing a formal complaint. The management's complete lack of flexibility, failure to address a serious health incident properly, and chaotic internal communication make it impossible for me to recommend this hotel. If you expect premium service standards and professional crisis handling, look elsewhere in Siem Reap.