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What Guests Said About Siem Reap:
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Siem Reap is a beautiful city seeping with amazing history.
Siem Reap is a beautiful city seeping with amazing history. The people are friendly, the temples are mesmerizing, the food is delicious. Its a lot more relaxing and laid back than Phnom Penh. A definite must visit for your bucket list.
familymayer
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
We bought a three day temple pass but only used two.
We bought a three day temple pass but only used two. They said you can no longer drape scarves over your shoulders and legs... you must wear pants and a shirt sleeve shirt to enter certain areas. We looked like all the other tourists in our market elephant pants! We enjoyed the street fruit and risked our lives in the Tuk-Tuks. We enjoyed the night market and the Local history museum.
Izak
Vietnam
10
Exceptional
reviews
There is so much to do.
There is so much to do. Many activities day and night. Recommend 2 days at least for temples, some days for outside of town and some for in town. Good spa treatments and affordable. Watch the Cambodian circus (Phare).
Dennis
Vietnam
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Siem Reap changed very much since my last visit , a decade...
Siem Reap changed very much since my last visit , a decade ago. It is still a great place. However, their is much more hustling going on. The city is booming and people have now more eye on the money. I recognize this phase in Bangkok or HMC. I hope Siem Reap develops quickly in a more mature touristic place.
Nicolle
Thailand
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Lovely town with many hidden gems but make sure you do...
Lovely town with many hidden gems but make sure you do up-to-date research on attractions and prices to make the most of your trip. If traveling on a budget be sure to find a hotel near pub street to avoid extra transportation costs. Bring conservative clothing for temple and ruins visits. If you buy a ticket to Angkor Wat after 5pm it is valid for the next day too so you can watch the sunset on the first evening and then have the whole of the next day to explore. The Lotus farms are interesting to see and you can also visit some local schools if you ask around.
Etienne
Canada
10
Exceptional
reviews
The archaeological site of Angkor Wat is mindblowing.
The archaeological site of Angkor Wat is mindblowing. It is truly one of the most amazing sites in the world. One thing that is quite unbelievable is that there is no transport system included with the already expensive ticket prices. It is 37USD for one day at the park and 62USD for three days. Yet the park is 8kilometres from the town of Siem Reap. And the ruins themselves are spread out over many kilometres. Therefore the options are either to rent a bike in the sweltering heat or to shell out an extra 15-30USD per day for a tuk tuk driver to the park. It is quite absurd that the park doesn't even offer a shuttle service to the entry of the park itself so that you can then start your bike ride there. This was one dissapointing aspect of the park but it is still a must see
“Little Paradise in the city. The place is perfect to relax after a day visiting the temples. It is 15/20 walking distance from the Market street but if you prefer to stay quiet, there is a very good restaurant in the hotel. The staff is very sweet and always there to help you. I had a room on the first floor with swimming pool view. I will definitely go there if I come back in Siem Reap!”
“After 1 nights in The embassy Angkor Resort we can clearly have a top location in a quiet area and only 8 minutes by tuk-tuk from the center of Siem Reap. Pick up from the airport by very friendly driver who gave a lot of information about the possibilities. The bungalows are modern and nicely decorated. Super friendly staff which have arranged an English speaking guide and surly remember our name. A nice link that we spent a day on the trail. Top. The pool area is beautifully landscaped and clean. So highly recommended this hotel.”
“Cozy hotel, very homey in the heart of Siem Reap! Has great location near Angkor Wat and the night market. The staffs were very nice and they have a nice selection of breakfast menu. Loved the overall decor of the hotel! :)”
“My partner and I have been doing the classic backpacking and just needed a break from loud, messy hotels- This villa was paradise in Siem Reap. Everything is cared for in great detail (from the plants to the breakfast) and the entire staff was so friendly and nice! Harry really went out of his way for us, and helped us arrange a transfer to the airport, and answered all of or random questions. Next time we are in Siem Reap, this is the only place we will stay! ”
“It's quiet and a cooling place comparing to the city centre and yet it's not too far away from all activities in Siem Reap.
The hotel can help to arrange for day trip at reasonable price and honest drivers.
The staff were helpful, friendly and approachable. ”
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