Mystères d'Angkor

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Near the city center and close to Wat Polanka, Mysteres d’ Angkor will help you to visit the temples. In our tropical garden shadowed by coconut trees, we welcome you in an authentic Khmer house! The warmly and friendly atmosphere of the bar, pool table & swimming pool will relax you!

In the quietness, in four pavilions respectful of the Khmer architecture, comfortable rooms exotically decorated are waiting for you. All with bathroom and private terrace.

Organization of your visit:

Of the temples of Angkor
Of Siem Reap and around
Of other place in Cambodia

Reservation of your transportation: Flight, Boat, Taxi, Bus

And also:

Internet access, telephone / international fax
Bicycle rental
Laundry
Swimming pool
Massage

Accommodation Information

Our 23 rooms are located in six lovely pavilions recreating different Khmer styles. All of them with:
A bedroom where wooden furniture, terracotta, fan and mosquito net strengthen the tropical atmosphere. For a better comfort all our rooms have air condition and fan.

A bathroom where everything have been designed for your comfort (hot shower)

A private terrace with rattan armchairs, plants and nice view on the garden and the swimming pool.

The rooms « CHEN LA » are about 25 m2 and are furnished with a double bed (160 cm) or twin beds (100cm). Possibility to add a baby cot or a children bed.

The rooms “ FU NAN” are about 30 m2 and are furnished with a double bed (160 cm) and a single bed (120 cm).

The suite « INDOCHINE » is about 50 m2. This includes a rooms “CHEN LA” with double bed, and a living room with colonial furniture’s. View on the garden and swimming pool.

Location Information

Siem Reap:-
Stretching out across both sides of the Siem Reap River, the city remains a quiet town favorable for stroll. Often forgotten, the pagodas (especially Vat Bo, Vat Enkossa, and Vat Polanka!) are worth a visit for the friendliness of the monks, and the quietness of the place. Getting lost in the market is an almost ethnological experience, rich of contacts, colors, and odors. Friendly restaurants offer a wide choice of Khmer and foreign specialties. Bars and shows liven up night life.

‘ANGKOR’ from the Sanskrit, 'nagara' means town or capital.
Imagine a city (in fact several) spread over 230 km2 where majestic ruins of more than 50 brick or sand stone temples remain.