Room to live, a pool to share.
Nine private apartments around one generous pool — full kitchens, two bedrooms, and room to actually settle in. Minutes from Angkor, inside the quiet Melbourne Residence neighborhood.
Enquire →Not a hotel room. A home base.
Bungalow 1955 is a small collection of self-contained apartments gathered around a shared pool. Each has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a proper kitchen and dining area, and a washing machine — so you can cook a real breakfast, do a load of laundry, and spread out the way a family or a group actually needs to.
It's built for longer, slower stays — home from home, minutes from Angkor.
The heart of the place.
One big pool, shared by all nine homes — where mornings start with a swim and evenings wind down at the water's edge. Generous enough for a crowd, quiet enough to have to yourself at dawn.
Three ways to stay.
Nine homes in total — seven of one kind, plus two that are a little different.
The Two-Bedroom×7The Two-Bedroom
The Suite×1The Suite
The Two-Storey×1The Two-Storey
Look around.
And three short films — shot vertical, made for a phone:
Inside Melbourne Residence.
Bungalow 1955 sits behind the gates of the Melbourne Residence neighborhood on Melbourne Avenue — quiet, secure, and a short drive from Angkor Wat, the markets, and the river.
A local's guide to Siem Reap.
A new story every week — written for guests, about the corner of Siem Reap you're staying in.