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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Siem Reap – Based on 108,542 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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#1 of 131 B&Bs and inns in Siem Reap
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The place is lively. Lot to see. Unless u are a fan of temple ruins one day tour is sufficient to appreciate the grandeur of the long lost kingdom... The temples are majestic But a good looking in to one or two (angkor n bayon) will give you all the sights u want. So take a one day pass and spend the day at angkor and bayon.. all other temples are repeat versions (unless u r an expert or enthusiast) Trying to see all u rush thru angkor, which is the best in all grandeur, and bayon, which is huge. Other temples are is various state of ruin. So these two will show all you need to see in the whole temples (All in all there are more than 3000 temples big n small)
I'm not a fan of temples. But the temples there are interesting. But I recommend you to do some search for their culture before you go there, it will help you to understand more and get more fun. The T Galleria(duty free store) there is awesome! Definitely worth a go. Lots of stuff and low price (compare to Aisan)! But the terrible thing is too many MOSQUITOES!!!!!!!!
The big wat was great. This is the second time visiting and had a tour guide...made experience much better. The "Art Box" was fabulous, a must see. A friend told us to go, otherwise we would not have known. Hug murals painted by experts!! ...only$15 usd. Worth it..very impressive!
Only there for 2 days, I think 3-4 days would have been ideal. 2 days felt a little "rushed". We did 1-Day in Angkor and 1-day relaxed in the city and at our hotel. We ate western food while there and all the restaurants we tried were good. It's very easy to get around the "downtown" area on got or by bicycle. For further areas tuktuks are the preferred choice.
You have to visit the temples of Angkor at least once in your life. Siem Reap is the gateway to Angkor and has developed everything you'll need as a traveller/visitor. People here are always kind and hospitable. You'll fall in love with this place immediately.
We mainly traveled here to see the various temples. Lots of wonderful hidden gems in the city itself. The markets were fun to wander through, yummy food carts, and great people! One of the more enjoyable days was an excursion into the countryside via tuk tuk :) Would have been nice to have an extra day or two to explore more of the countryside
“Excellent service, room decoration western styles, excellent breakfast, I highly recommend for rooftop bar and restaurant (TUMYUM soup ) Pizza, good price and staffs very friendly and New air con. Room very clean. Please selected this hotel for your holiday in Siem reap. ”
“There is a lot that was absolutely perfect. The rooms were brand new and massive. Hot tub, strong shower, great breakfast, very helpful staff, cheap prices for tours to Ankor wat, airport pick up and drop off, great/cheap dinner menu, walking to the night market, pub street, restaurants (5 -10 mins max) I would like to note that this hotel has all the qualities of a 5 star hotel with the price tag of a 3 star. Staff did an excellent job on check in and check out. Didn't check out the pool but they have one :)”
“Staff were beyond friendly! Kudos to Thea, Ram, Dara, Power, Cheavv and the ladies of the Bamboo Leaf Bar. Sorry if I missed anyone but the staff is great! The tuktuk drivers are courteous and will give you an insight of Siem Reap. I recommend Eang for that. The hotel gives you a feel of Siem Reap - with tuktuk designed all over just right. Breakfast is simply great and location is convenient as well. As a hotelier, I am giving this a 5 star service!”
“Excellent location, downtown Siem Reap, nearby pub street and night markets. Very original decoration for hotel and rooms, and special very nice shower. Price is good and they have a rooftop swimming pool, which is quite nice. Restaurant is good for Khmer food and not too pricy.”
“This is a relatively new (3-4 months old) hotel in Siem Reap. The room wasn't very big but it was clean and the bed comfy. Good A/C, super-nice staff, and good location, few mins walk from the center yet quiet at night. I got the room on special promotion so the price was great too.”
