3-Star Hotels in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia

Lovely staff, good rooms and fantastic location. Reasonable food prices and drinks. Great cocktails. Very clean showers and amenities and water refilling station at ground floor. However, a few things to note. 1) can be quite loud in corridors which you hear in the room 2) there’s a constant humming of services so recommend earplugs if you’re a light sleeper 3) the pool is huge but some algae which meant backswimmer bugs which bite…once raised they were on it, but we shouldn’t have to raise it. See photos. 4) our room definitely smelt fousty - guess that’s what happens if you have no window. Overall, totally worth the price paid but as the pool is a huge selling point, I urge them to clean regularly and use strong chlorine.

Great place to stay, I stayed here for 3 nights and the pricing was very affordable. Spacious and very clean rooms and a well maintained property. The staff is always available and friendly, a family run property and they take care of it really well. Would definitely recommend. Very conveniently located close to the Pub street, Old market, night market and the river side if your want to explore street food.

A gem of a hotel, small but relaxing swimming pool, great welcoming staff and nice size rooms. The location is a little bit further to the city centre, but an advantage is that it leads to a shorter way to Angkor Wat. Excellent selection of breakfast with western and Khmer options. The only downsides are the mosquitos.

Great place. We rented for 1 night to see Angkor in the morning. We arrived late, around 11 pm. Since we don't know English well, both the owner and his daughter helped us find a common language. We communicated through an online translator. They helped us agree with the taxi driver who was taking us from the border to accept payment in baht. They helped us order dinner through grab. In the morning, they ordered a tuk-tuk for us. We returned to the hotel at 1 pm to order a taxi back to the border. Although check-out was at 12, the owner suggested taking a shower before leaving and ordered a taxi for us himself. Only positive emotions from communication. Huge room. We took a family bungalow. Nice pool. The only downside is that the hot water ran out quickly, apparently there wasn't enough energy to fill the bath. But it's not needed when the cold water coming out of the tap is not icy, and it's so hot outside. The air conditioner also did its job. We slept comfortably. Special respect for the furniture and decoration. Everything is made to last from solid wood. It's like being in an old colonial hotel. I recommend it to everyone. It's worth the money.

best service, every single day i feel like i stay in the house not only home stay 😍

The Dungeon- white with rendered unpainted cement walls. Cambodians are known for their hospitality and smiles, the staff was otherwise untrained. There was a huge crack in the door, toilet paper was used to stuff the crack. The room had bare walls, half was unpainted and finished in unpainted dark rendered cement, all the lights were spot and wholely insufficient lumens, these may be intentional designs but I need to be able to see. There is no kill switch at the bed so triping over after the lights were turned off was a nightly hazard. Bed was stiff and covers looked and felt old- perhaps this is an eco-friendly place, not wanting to use bleach. Exactly 1 pillow and 1 towel was provide, I had to ask for a second pillow two times, no bath mat etc ... Room was not cleaned daily, maybe I'm missing the inhouse signal system. Old flooring. No outlets no hairdryer in the bathroom which was bare concrete. The ac was barely sufficient to keep the room tolerable. Location was very slight closer to Anchor Wat than the market area in exchange for little food places etc ..., the positive being being local prices and local cuisine (may be good or bad) The pool was lovely though. I wasn't sure if I needed to come through the side gate meant for cleaners and maids, 🤣🤔

I stayed in the King Deluxe room type. During the New Year's Day, the room fee + tax is 240 yuan per night. The hotel is located in a small alley next to Highway 6. There are 4 floors. The first floor is a sauna and a small swimming pool (free use), and the second floor is a massage room (reservation is required. The reviews are highly rated. ), the third floor is the guest room, and the fourth floor is the open-air restaurant (only breakfast). Check in and get a ticket for the performance of ”Angkor's Smile”. The ticket is in the B1 area. The theater is not too big and the effect is OK. Check in and get a free one-hour traditional massage. The service attitude is very good. The guest rooms are in a traditional and Zen style, equipped with refrigerators, bathtubs and viewing balconies. It is worth mentioning that the bedding is very comfortable and clean, and exudes a fresh fragrance. The hotel’s breakfast is cooked separately for each guest. It is two toasts, omelettes, fruit and a cup of tea. Although simple, it is expensive. The front desk of the hotel is omnipotent, changing the change, booking a car online, booking a day trip, and all take the initiative to say hello when you go in and out. The disadvantage of the hotel is that it is quite a distance from the old market. It costs US$2 to go to the old market to visit tuk-tuk, but the hotel is located on Highway 6, and the traffic is quite convenient. Most tour groups come to pick up people, and only food stalls eat nearby. (There may be a restaurant, I didn't find it). If you have the opportunity to go to Cambodia again in the future, you should stay here again.

Even for long stay its good

Unique villa form! All the guests were foreigners. The facilities and location were so good ~ ^^