Phnom Penh Family Hotels with a Spa

Why families love iRoHa Garden Hotel & Resort

Families staying here will find the tropical garden and playground make for an easy wind-down after a museum-heavy day, and the pool adds a second outlet for energy. The themed rooms are a fun touch for kids, though the five-minute drive to central sights means a short tuk-tuk ride each way.

Why families love Plantation Urban Resort & Spa

Plantation Urban Resort & Spa scores 9.4 from over 3,900 reviews, and it is my first pick for families in Phnom Penh. Two outdoor swimming pools and a kids' club give children plenty to do in the heat, while parents can book the spa or use the fitness centre. It sits directly behind the Royal Palace, and the riverfront is about a 10-minute walk, so evenings out need no transport. Rooms include a minibar and electric kettle, and family suites are available.

Why families love Jungle Addition

Families staying here will find the garden-view family rooms quieter than street-facing options elsewhere in Daun Penh, useful for protecting a nap schedule. The year-round pool and lush garden setting make this a relaxed base close to Riverside Park, though dining options lean toward a single cuisine rather than variety.

Why families love Raffles Hotel Le Royal

Families staying here will find the kids' club and pool combination genuinely useful for a couple wanting a splurge night, with two restaurants covering a family dinner without leaving the property. The old-world grandeur suits a special-occasion stay more than a quick weekend, and the 60-minute drive from Techo International Airport is worth planning around.

Why families love Duong Chan Hotel

Families staying here will find the rooftop pool and spa combination hard to beat for the price, useful for alternating pool time with a parent's massage. The restaurant's halal and vegan options cover a wide range of dietary needs, and the 18-minute walk to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum keeps that visit manageable.

Why families love The Pavilion

This property is adults-only, so despite the shaded pool and free bicycles, it does not work for a family trip with children. Parents on a couples' getaway without kids, however, will find the heritage architecture and the shaded pool option genuinely restful during Phnom Penh's hottest hours.

Why families love Palace Gate Hotel & Resort by EHM

Families staying here will find the kids' club and pool a strong combination steps from the Royal Palace itself, letting one parent take a treatment or river view while the other supervises. The colonial villa setting adds genuine character, though the five-star rate positions this above the budget end of this list.

Why families love Caravan Hotel by EHM

Families staying here will find the kids' club paired with a rooftop pool a strong combination for a full day, especially with the National Museum roughly 1.8 kilometres away for the parent taking a break. The massage and yoga add-ons give a genuine parent's reset, though check kids' club hours directly since none are published.

Why families love White Mansion 白色公馆

Families staying here will find the 25-metre pool a real standout, and the pet-friendly policy is rare in Phnom Penh for travellers with a dog. Family rooms are available alongside the heritage setting, and Le Cafe's long opening hours cover an early breakfast or a late pastry run without leaving the property.

Why families love Penh House Hotel

Families staying here will find the soundproofed rooms genuinely useful for protecting a young child's nap, a detail few hotels on this list mention. The rooftop pool and garden give a quiet retreat close to the Royal Palace, though family-specific rooms are not listed here, so confirm bed configuration directly.

Why families love The Scenic Hotel

Families staying here will find the pool with a view a solid base after a day walking to Wat Phnom or the Royal Palace, 1.9 kilometres away. Balcony rooms with bidets and hairdryers cover the practical basics well, though this suits families prioritising location over resort-style extras.

Why families love TRIBE Phnom Penh Post Office

Families staying here will find the saltwater pool and pool bar make for an easy afternoon between the Royal Palace and Sisowath Quay, both a short walk away. Balcony rooms with city views suit families who like to watch the street below, and the varied dietary options at breakfast help with fussier eaters.

Why families love GLOW PARK HOTEL Grand Royal Palace

GLOW PARK HOTEL Grand Royal Palace scores 9.2 from almost 3,000 reviews, and its rooftop swimming pool is the big draw for children in Phnom Penh's heat. The hotel is about 700 metres from the Royal Palace and a five-minute walk from Chaktomouk Hall, so sightseeing stays short. Family rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi, and the restaurant serves Chinese, Thai and Cambodian dishes with vegetarian options. Bicycle parking is available for riverside rides. I would book it.

Why families love Aquarius Hotel and Urban Resort

I recommend Aquarius Hotel and Urban Resort to families who want a pool break between city outings in Phnom Penh. The outdoor saltwater infinity pool is the centrepiece, and the Royal Palace is only about 300 metres away, with the Tonle Sap riverside around 700 metres. Rooms are air-conditioned with a minibar and an electric kettle. The art gallery and internet cafe offer quiet indoor time in the midday heat, and bikes can be rented. Rated 9.2.

Why families love Luxcity Hotel & Apartment

Families staying here will find the kitchenette a real help for younger children, letting a parent reheat food rather than relying on room service every night. The water-play pool feature is a rare find in Phnom Penh, though the location sits a bit further from the Royal Palace than most hotels on this list.

Why families love Mecon Hotel

Families staying here will find the short walk to Riverside Park and Wat Phnom convenient for an evening out without a tuk-tuk. The outdoor fireplace and sun terrace add a relaxed common space, though this hotel suits families prioritising a quiet, functional base over pool time, which is not listed here.

Why families love Smile Boutique Hotel by EHM

Families staying here will find the indoor play area a genuine standout, one of the few on this list, giving young children an option beyond the pool on a hot or rainy afternoon. The garden terrace adds a second outdoor space, and the varied menu helps with fussier eaters across four cuisines.

Why families love Maxx Phnom Penh Downtown By H World

Families staying here will find the kids' club especially useful for the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum visit, whose content is not suitable for young children. The family rooms with walk-in showers are practical for younger kids, and the paid shuttle helps for a family not wanting to negotiate tuk-tuks every trip.