StaySiem Reap · Treang Village / Siem Reap River

Jaya House River ParkARUNERA stay note.

A 36-room riverside boutique hotel north of central Siem Reap, with two pools, a spa, Khmer art-deco references and a visible environmental program.

Last verified · 2026-09-30

១Best for

Choose for the trip
you actually want.

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    Quiet stays

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    Temple-focused mornings

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    Travelers who value sustainability initiatives

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    Guests comfortable using tuk-tuks for central dining

២ARUNERA review fields
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    Location & neighborhood

    The hotel says it is about a six-minute tuk-tuk ride from town in the direction of Angkor Wat, making it more retreat-oriented than walkable central hotels.

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    Design identity

    Khmer art-deco-inspired boutique design in mature tropical grounds along the Siem Reap River.

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    Breakfast

    Breakfast is included in room packages shown on the official site. ARUNERA has not yet verified the current Cambodian-breakfast selection dish by dish.

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    Coffee

    Rooms list espresso coffee machines, but Cambodian-grown coffee origin is not yet verified.

៣Local signals

What makes this stay
feel specific.

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    Jaya House co-founded the Refill Not Landfill campaign focused on reducing single-use plastic bottles.

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    Rooms include Jaya Organics amenities and homemade tea.

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    The hotel restaurant serves Khmer cuisine alongside other options.

៤Editorial note

Editorial first.
Partnership stays separate.

Best suited to travelers who want the property itself to carry more of the stay experience and are willing to trade central walkability for quiet and grounds.

ARUNERA does not sell placement in hotel selections. A commercial partnership may support guest experiences, campaigns or local-product storytelling, but it does not buy a recommendation or ranking.

Verified from: Official Jaya House River Park website; Official rooms and Refill Not Landfill pages.

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