Why Choose Angkor Grace Residence?

Property snapshot for buyers

• Address area: Preah Norodom Sihamoni Ave, Svay Dangkum, Siem Reap; a short ride to Pub Street and the Night Market, and only minutes to Angkor Wat by car or tuk‑tuk
• Unit mix: residence‑style 1–5 bedroom layouts (including triplex family options) designed with living areas and kitchens for longer stays
• Wellness-led resort: Mahalaya Wellness & Spa, Aum Yoga Studio, Meru Gym, and curated sound healing programs; 45+ services including massage, yoga, acupuncture, fitness sessions, and coaching
• Facilities: two outdoor pools, Grace Café with seasonal Cambodian menus, landscaped grounds, kids club noted in guest reviews
• Also shown on OTAs as “TUI BLUE Angkor Grace Wellness Resort,” signaling wide distribution and a polished hospitality setup

Guaranteed Investment Returns – Stress-Free Ownership

A residence-style product within a five‑star wellness resort gives access to two large audiences—temple visitors seeking space and services, and wellness travelers who value on‑site therapies, yoga, and fitness. The family‑friendly layouts open attractive booking profiles for multigenerational trips and small groups. The proximity to Angkor Wat and quick access to town anchors strong short‑stay demand drivers across high and shoulder seasons, while the wellness program supports mid‑stay bookings that extend average length of stay. Verified features include the location, unit mix, wellness hubs, and facilities across the resort’s official pages and major booking platforms.

Modern Luxury Living Experience

Residences One‑bedroom to five‑bedroom residences, including triplex configurations, are designed like apartments with generous living space, suiting extended stays and family itineraries. This layout mix can capture higher ADRs for larger parties and give flexibility for multi‑night bookings after early temple starts. The resort’s “Stay” section outlines the range and purpose‑built nature of the units for comfort and wellbeing.

Wellness and amenities The resort operates a deep wellness lineup—more than 45 services across Mahalaya Wellness & Spa, Aum Yoga Studio, Meru Gym, and sound healing—creating year‑round programming and brand stickiness. Guest feedback also references Japanese‑style baths with multiple temperatures, underscoring the breadth of facilities on site

Studio Configurations and Pricing

You want a place that pays for itself, but you also want room for friends on that Angkor sunrise run. Can you have both?

• 1‑Bedroom: Easiest to keep spotless; good for couples and solo workers. If you plan to self‑stay now and then, this is stress‑free.
• 2‑Bedroom: Friends or small families split the cost; kitchen breakfasts after temple runs are a win (nom banh chok at the table just hits different).
• 3–5 Bedrooms (triplex options in the mix): Great for groups and multi‑gen. Higher nightly rates; set smart minimum stays so cleaning turnover stays sane.

Pricing, the simple way (no jargon):

• Ask sales for: current price list, floor plans (net/gross), furniture package, monthly fees, and any rental program basics. Then mark your calendar with handover timing if a unit is new or recently refreshed.
• Sense‑check income: peek at similar properties near Angkor on Booking/Hotels to see nightly rates and recent reviews; estimate the nights you expect to host in high season vs. shoulder/green months; subtract platform fees, cleaning, and utilities. Round down a bit for rainy weeks. It’s not perfect, but it keeps you grounded.

Sensory details matter for guests: frangipani scent near the paths, cicadas after a light rain, cool tiles underfoot when you come back from sunrise at Angkor Wat—these are the moments people share on Instagram without trying.

Key Features Highlighted

• Wellness depth: Spa days, yoga classes, gym time, and sound healing under one roof—easy to plan, easy to sell as part of the trip. It often adds a night or two to the stay. 
• Two pools: One for quiet morning laps; one for late‑day cool‑downs—perfect for golden‑hour photos that do the talking for you. 
• Grace Café on site: Cambodian‑inspired menus without the trek into town. Think iced Khmer coffee, fresh fruit bowls, and a plate of bai sach chrouk when you’re too mellow to ride out. 
• Family‑friendly flow: Multi‑bedroom setups and a kids club mentioned in reviews—parents get spa time, kids get crafts or games. Win‑win. 
• Memorable extras: Guests mention Japanese‑style baths with multiple temps; small details make strong memories.