Phum Baitang

Wow wow wow, have absolutely loved our 3 night stay here at ZPB - it’s been everything we were hoping for and more - the authenticity is simply breathtaking, the attention to detail here is so considered and appreciated, the layout, the architecture, the styling and the pure sound of nature is so captivating and from the moment we arrived we welcomed the peace from city life we were craving. The service throughout all departments has been exemplary as has been the food - the taste, presentation is just faultless. I don’t want to give any more away as this would spoil surprise additions to the stay. Suffice to say this is a MUST stay - we stayed in a pool villa which was fabulous, beautiful appointed and very private - the verandah rooms are also just as gorgeous too. Perfectly situated for the essential visit to Angkor Wat and Ta Phom (we took a tuk tuk and so pleased we did this instead of a car) as it really added to the overall experience). Zannier has certainly set the bar high for the rest of our trip, a truly unique, very special haven, for which we feel so thankful to have experienced ❤️

Gorgeous property and fantastic service! Everyone was gracious and helpful and we’d love to especially call out Mei. She was always at the ready to answer all of our questions, make bookings and give us helpful advice. Would definitely go back!

The service in the hotel is outstanding. Very engaging and warm hospitality from the staff. The Villa had some positive and negative points. It was spacious and mostly fine, though I did notice how the sheets in the bed were not as luxurious as those from other properties I stayed along this trip. What annoyed me the most, though, was that I booked a Villa with a pool, hoping to wind and relax during the day. The pool was of good size and depth, but the overall atmosphere was not very relaxing. The Villas sit 3 steps higher than the ground, and that makes for a big gap in which people can see you in your deck, you can see everything happening around you, including the constant traffic of housekeepers and guests coming and going. There is no real partition between the villas, and some are really quite close to one another. I thought it was a fine stay, but I am not sure I would book a room with a pool again.

Loved our unit and our bikes. Rustic and elegant with a fabulous bathroom. The private pool was nice after a day of exploring. The pools are not heated so expect a bit cooler at night. The food was excellent although breakfast could have a bit more variety. The turn down local treats were all fantastic. Service at the restaurant was friendly and attentive. The wines were very nice. The massages were fantastic and relaxing and I was able to get a last minute pedicure. Although staying in town would have been more convenient to explore the city, we really enjoyed the laid back part of the resort after hours of exploring. The 5am sunrise over Angkor Wat is a bit overrated with hundreds of people crowding on top of each and tempers running a bit high at times. Getting there at 6:30am or 7am provides photos that are just as good. Our local guide was fantastic and introduced us to the restaurant Haven in town which is serving as a training for youth and education about human trafficking. The food there was also fantastic. Sundowner cocktails at the resort was a lovely experience. Loved the water buffalo, the rice fields and the stunning setting. Would highly recommend Zannier!

I’ve stayed in many 5* hotels across the world and this is certainly in top 2 or 3. Setting is fabulous, room spacious and thought of everything for comfort. Staff were very attentive and utterly polite. Great food too and yet only a short taxi to seam reap if want to dine out. Yes it’s expensive esp for Cambodia but can see exactly what paying for.