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I stayed here for three nights, and there was cleaning every day, which made my stay very comfortable. There were plenty of showers and toilets, so I didn't feel inconvenienced. The lockers in the room were large enough to fit a big backpack, making them very easy to use. I used a padlock that I brought with me. They also offered a sunrise tour of Angkor Wat, and I reserved a $6 tour without a guide the day before and participated. I was able to visit several Angkor archaeological sites by tuk-tuk from early morning until around noon, which was a great experience. The shared space on the first floor was very spacious, and various events were held there weekly, including movie screenings. The cafe space had a wide variety of drinks and snacks, as well as meals, allowing me to have a very satisfying time in an open atmosphere. I'm not very good at English, but the staff were very kind and attentive, which made me feel very secure during my stay. I definitely want to use this place again when I visit Siem Reap.

The hotel service was excellent, especially regarding the rooms, which were clean and made for a comfortable trip. Additionally, the hotel was very helpful in arranging tours and tuk-tuks, making the service very comprehensive. The location was also good, as it was relatively close to Pub Street and Angkor Wat, making it easy to get around. It was the best year-end and New Year trip in every aspect, so I will stay at this hotel again when I travel to Cambodia.

I have been using it repeatedly. The location and facilities are very good. It's within walking distance to Pub Street and close to the stylish street of Kandarl Village. (Kandarl Village even has a Japanese travel agency with Japanese staff, so it's reassuring.) The building has rooms other than dormitories, so the entrance and other areas are very clean. There is also an elevator, so it's safe even if you have large luggage. The staff's English was also very easy to understand. I stayed in a female dormitory, but since it’s a capsule style, I was able to secure my private space and there are large lockers, so it felt secure. The room security was also good with a card key. The shared shower room is for women only, and there are many showers available, with hot water and good water pressure, and it was well cleaned, so it felt very hygienic.

The staff was very kind and provided a great sense of reassurance during check-in and at other times. The hotel's common areas, rooms, bathrooms, and toilets were all very clean and comfortable. It was also very close to Pub Street, making the location excellent. Additionally, the price was very affordable, offering excellent cost performance.

The hotel we stayed at in Siem Reap for three nights received high praise from the whole family. The facilities were new, the environment was clean and comfortable, the room had air conditioning and a ceiling fan, as well as a very large bathtub and a pool that the kids loved. One afternoon, after a tiring day exploring, we returned to find the freshly changed towels were still hot. Most importantly, the service was unparalleled. The hotel was a bit far from the city center, but they provided free tuktuks directly to the old market, making outings and shopping very hassle-free. We wanted to wake up early to watch the sunrise, and the hotel was able to pack breakfast for us; in addition to the sandwiches and toast we ordered, they also provided a lot of other bread and fruit (though we didn’t finish it and monkeys stole it later…). One day when we returned, we found our room redecorated with welcome elephants and lotus decorations. The happy little girl even spontaneously wrote notes to her older siblings thanking them and arranged the lotus to spell "thank you," hoping they would receive it. When we went out, they would often ask if we needed mosquito spray, and they would walk us all the way to the hotel entrance. On our last day, they gifted each of us a blessing scarf, saying it was locally made. We were all very touched and extremely grateful for Nina and her team’s care.

The exterior looks new, but the interior feels somewhat old, giving the impression that it has been renovated from something that used to be there. The room is spacious enough and can be used without any particular issues. The pool is not large, but it has a tropical charm that makes it perfect for relaxing. The staff is cheerful and willing to help with various inquiries. I asked the hotel to arrange for a tour of the ruins and airport transfers, and they seemed to have dedicated staff for this, all of whom were pleasant, making it enjoyable to sightsee. Close by, there's a spacious, stylish supermarket called Angkor Supermarket with a good selection of goods, as well as a royal residence. While there is a bit of distance to Pub Street and the Old Market, it is quite close by tuk-tuk and takes less than 15 minutes on foot, making it pleasantly quiet. There is also a laundry nearby that finishes in about two hours, which I used twice during my stay and found it very helpful. Considering the price and convenience, this hotel is highly recommended.

The room is spacious, and the facilities such as the spa, restaurant, and pool are well-equipped. The building is old, but it is well maintained, clean, and the staff greet you with smiles, making it a very pleasant stay. Above all, I appreciated having a bathtub while abroad. The air conditioning also worked well. It is close to the city center and conveniently located right in front of a supermarket, making shopping and dining very convenient. Additionally, the bus stop to the airport was about a 5-minute walk away. If I had to mention one concern, it would be that the complimentary bottled water had a strange taste. I think Japanese people might find it odd. Other than that, everything was good.

I stayed here for 6 nights. You can stay with breakfast included for around 3,000 yen. It is also suitable for Long Stay. Positive points: The staff were all kind and friendly. It takes about a 7-minute walk to Pub Street. There is a supermarket in front of the hotel. All rooms have balconies facing the pool, and some rooms have direct access to the pool from the balcony. Overall, it feels very clean. There is someone at the front desk 24 hours for peace of mind. Negative points: There is a slightly risqué shop in front of the hotel. On the first day, there was no safety box in the room, and it was brought the next day. It took about 3 minutes for hot water to come out of the shower, and I thought it was broken. The breakfast noodles are only served on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and were not available from Monday. This was disappointing as they were very delicious. Breakfast includes three main dishes, egg dishes, and three types of fruit. However, I had a very satisfying time, so next time I would like to book directly from the website and stay with my family. Thank you very much.

The location is about a 10-minute walk to Pub Street, and the area around the hotel is calm and quiet. There is a bright restaurant across the street, so the area in front of the hotel is lit even late at night. The shuttle bus center to the airport is about a 5-minute walk away. The room I used had a bathtub, and the sink is of a type that can hold hot water. The toilet is also clean. The water pressure and temperature had no issues and were comfortable to use. The sink is a bit dark for applying makeup. There were plenty of hangers, which was convenient. There are no pajamas, only a bathrobe available. The TV and refrigerator were available for an additional charge, probably the pool as well. Breakfast can be added on-site only on days when needed. The staff at the front desk were all very kind and had wonderful smiles! The welcome drink of orange juice was very delicious! I found nothing particularly inconvenient, and I was able to spend each day very comfortably!

The staff is very friendly. I rented a motorcycle for 10 dollars for 24 hours. The condition was okay, and I returned it without refueling (they said you only need to have more than 1L left when returning). The bed is also very comfortable and nice, but you need a lock for luggage storage. The bathroom is a bit dirty, but there are two shower bathrooms in the room and one separate sink, so I used a relatively decent place to wash up (though the water does pool). There is a swimming pool and a restaurant that also serves as a pub, and the atmosphere was nice and overall good. After visiting Angkor Wat, it felt so good just to soak in the pool. I think I would come back here. I recommend it.

It takes about 11 minutes to Pub Street by tuk-tuk, and I think it costs around $1.60. If you call a Grab, they will come right away. It’s a little distance from the very center, but there’s a large supermarket next door where you can buy water and souvenirs. There are also restaurants and stylish massage places nearby, so I am satisfied. The cleanliness was excellent, and the mattress was comfortable.

Overall, the staff was kind and gentle. They responded flexibly to small requests. When I requested a driver and Japanese guide in advance, they arranged it immediately. They also accommodated my requests for the ruins I wanted to visit. I asked for a breakfast bento for the sunrise viewing, and they made it for me, which was a big help. Throughout my stay, Morning Star, who seemed to be the manager, was extremely kind and not only helped with restaurant reservations I wanted but also shared several recommended restaurants. Whenever I encountered them at the front desk, they always asked, "Are you having a good time? Is there anything we can help with?" The driver had a typical Southeast Asian relaxed sense of time, but drove carefully, was well-dressed, and spoke English. The airport transfer was $8 per person, and the total for the driver and Japanese guide for two days was $241. However, the facilities were old, and the amenities were minimal; the quality of the shampoo was poor. It took about 30 minutes for the shower water to heat up. The breakfast had few fruits and vegetables, and by 9 AM, it was already running low on supplies. The egg dishes and noodle dishes were made on the spot. The taste was good, but the menu was limited for a four-star establishment. It was nice to have congee available for Japanese guests. The pool was small but had many chairs for relaxation. It was cold for swimming in the morning since there was no sunlight. The water depth was 1 to 1.6 meters, which is safe for children.

I have traveled through several countries in Indochina and stayed in various accommodations, but personally, I had such a satisfying experience at this place that it is hard to find one with this level of satisfaction for the same price range. Most of all, being able to use the Grand Suite Room, which boasts a personal bathtub, a sofa, and a spacious terrace facing the garden at a reasonable price, greatly helped relieve the fatigue after traveling. The Wi-Fi signal was strong, and while the wired internet speed was somewhat slow, it was equipped with a smart TV, allowing me to enjoy Netflix and YouTube without problems. Additionally, I prefer accommodations that offer breakfast to minimize decision-making about the menu or traveling outside in the morning, and despite being a restaurant that takes orders rather than a buffet, the option to continuously place orders allowed me to feel the value equivalent to a buffet. Furthermore, during meals, several staff members like Ms. Touch, Ms. Phanit, and Ms. Oeurm frequently stood nearby, asking about my satisfaction with the meal, whether I needed more food, and engaging in conversations about my trip to Cambodia, which enhanced the dining experience. Thank you once again, everyone! I will come back to see you again next time.

The staff's personality and atmosphere are excellent. They are more friendly and helpful than any hotel I've stayed at before. The front desk, housekeepers, doormen, and restaurant staff are all cheerful and attentive. The rooms are spacious and clean. There’s a bathtub, so you can relax comfortably. The breakfast buffet is delicious and offers a wide variety of options, giving it the feel of a resort hotel restaurant. There was also an area where they prepare food right in front of you. Near the hotel, there’s a shop where you can have laundry done cheaply, within walking distance.

I am very satisfied with this price including breakfast. I stayed for two nights, and both times I was able to sleep very peacefully in a comfortable bed. They welcomed me with a warm atmosphere even with a late check-in, which was reassuring. Also, the staff greeted me with smiles every time I passed by, which was truly lovely. They also arranged a tuk-tuk for me in the early morning (however, since they don't reply to messages immediately, it's better not to ask too last minute). For my 4:30 AM departure, they prepared a portable breakfast at the reception with my name written on it, which I really appreciated. The room was old but thoroughly cleaned. There was a bathtub, but it was secured with nails and could not be used. The TV did not work. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which is convenient. There are also restaurants in the surrounding area. There is a large pool on the first floor with towels provided nearby. The Giant Ibis bus stop is close by. It takes a bit of walking to reach the supermarket, but it's within walking distance. You can reach the lively Pub Street in about 25 minutes by walking, but it's quick to go by tuk-tuk. I was concerned about the safety of the area, but the hotel staff said this neighborhood is one of the safest in Cambodia. In reality, while being careful, I walked at night and felt no danger at all around the hotel. Although it doesn't have the liveliness of the area around Pub Street, it has well-maintained roads and a nice surrounding environment, so I would definitely like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

I stayed for 3 nights in a pool access room with breakfast included. It is located one block off the main street that leads from the city center to Angkor Wat, allowing for a quiet stay. However, the road in front is unpaved, and riding in a car feels quite bumpy. The room is spacious, and the air conditioning, shower temperature, and water volume are all fine, with a partition separating the toilet. Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM, but they provide a boxed breakfast for early departures. The clientele is mostly Westerners, and I only saw a Chinese group once causing a scene by complaining to the staff. There is a large pool centered around a courtyard, surrounded by walkways covered with tropical plants. The staff is friendly and provided alternatives for sightseeing when I informed them of the cancellation of my booked tour. It is convenient and comfortable, able to get to the city center via Grab tuk-tuk for $1, making it an ideal hotel for those seeking convenience, comfort, and value for money.

【Location】 It's a very convenient location, right in the city center and just a short distance from the Old Market. The supermarket is a 10-minute walk away. The airport bus stop is a 15-minute walk or 5 minutes by tuk-tuk. 【Room】 The cleaning was thorough, and it was clean and comfortable. - There was a large bathtub, but the shower was just a rain shower from above, so it took a bit of getting used to... - There isn't much soundproofing, so if there are people passing by in the hallway, the noise might resonate quite a bit. I recommend bringing earplugs if you're sensitive to noise. - Instead of slippers, there were rubber sandals that were okay to get wet, which was convenient. 【Facilities】 - Unfortunately, the pool was under renovation during my stay, so I couldn't use it. - The view from the rooftop is really nice. There aren't tall buildings in Siem Reap, so this hotel might be the tallest around, allowing you to overlook the entire city. 【Service】 - All the hotel staff were friendly and truly kind. I am not sure if they could accommodate Japanese at the front desk; probably just English. Still, when I returned to the hotel at night, someone said “Good night” in Japanese, which was very comforting. - There was a staff member named Saku in the restaurant, who was really good at Japanese (he studied in Japan for a few years). He talked to me a lot during breakfast, and since I was traveling alone, it was an enjoyable time. He mentioned he wanted to practice more with Japanese people, so I hope many Japanese guests come to the hotel. I stayed for 4 nights and had a very comfortable stay, creating wonderful memories. If I come to Siem Reap again, I would definitely like to stay here.

We had such a wonderful stay. All the staff made us feel welcome and were always friendly and helpful. In particular Dana and Pheak, they went out of their way to help organise onward travel for us. Our room was spotless, comfortable, and had everything we needed. The location was great, making it easy to get around. The hotel restaurant’s juices, cocktails and food was fresh, delicious with plenty of choices, most reasonably priced. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel, it is excellent value. Thank you for a wonderful stay, memories we will treasure.

The staff are kind, and the location is not bad. A short walk takes you to Pub Street and other places, which was great because everything was within walking distance! There are also bike rentals and cafes nearby, making it a convenient location. Hot water is available, and they allow bikes to be parked on the premises, and the staff speaks English well. They are very reliable. However, I had an issue with the laundry service. It was stated that it would be returned on the same day, but I was told it would be the next day instead. The staff called the laundry company and apologized for the inconvenience. Since I was leaving the next morning, I had to go and pick up the laundry myself, even though it wasn't finished yet.

The breakfast variety is diverse and delicious, and the staff is always friendly and helpful. The location is average, but I ride a motorcycle, so it's not worse than the city center, just over a kilometer away. The room is nice, spacious, and clean, and there are two swimming pools; my child and I always enjoy going to the small saltwater pool, which is very clear. Every day, the staff pays careful attention to managing everything in the hotel. Overall, it’s just fantastic. However, I wasn’t very satisfied with the small group tour recommended by the hotel to Tonle Sap Lake. Although the front desk explained it to us, we were still not satisfied; it would have been better to ride in a small boat on the lake. Their large boat is two stories high, and once it reached open water, it turned back in less than a minute, claiming there were waves and danger? I mean, do tourists pay 21 dollars just to wander around the village waters? Then we also bought tickets for the mangroves for 5.5 dollars, but when we returned, they put us on a floating boat where we could see nothing, and everything was overpriced, and we sat there for 40 minutes. If it were a floating boat waiting to watch the sunset in open waters, no one would complain, but in the mangroves, it was really too much.

During check-in, there is a welcome ceremony with a cup of tea, a few pieces of fruit, and an ice towel to help me cool off. The staff are very friendly and greet you upon meeting. The room is well-equipped and clean. The hotel's location is also excellent, very close to everything. I don't know if July is off-peak season, but anyway, the accommodation is relatively inexpensive. I would recommend this hotel to my friends. 😆

This hotel was perfect in every aspect: the cost performance, the delicious breakfast, the cleanliness of the facilities and guest rooms, and the convenient location. The staff were incredibly kind, especially one member who offered travel advice and not only suggested various ideas but also carefully arranged everything for me. Thanks to them, my image of Cambodia changed dramatically, and I had a wonderful stay. Many people in Siem Reap are kind, but the staff at this hotel were particularly outstanding. It is a hotel that I especially want to recommend to Japanese travelers because it is safe, secure, and full of cleanliness. When I visit Angkor Wat again, I will definitely stay here!

I booked the big tour for 3 days and stayed a total of 4 nights and 5 days. The location is great. It's right in front of Angkor High School, so it's not noisy, and it's walkable to Pub Street. There are also delicious restaurants and cafes near the accommodation. The welcome tea with a cinnamon flavor that I had upon arrival was very tasty. The staff were very friendly. I stayed in a VIP room on the 5th floor, which was spacious and quiet. The living room had a sink and induction stove. There were a few plates, bowls, and utensils, which made it convenient to cook something simple. We accidentally didn't book breakfast, so we just went out and bought food and cooked inside the hotel. There is a small pool on the 1st floor, making it a nice place to relax. Unfortunately, we didn't get to use the pool because we were busy with the big tour, which was disappointing. However, it was a hotel where we could comfortably rest during our trip.

I stayed in November 2025. The stylish exterior and interior, friendly staff, and good meals were all great. The room I stayed in was on the first floor, and I would have preferred to stay on the second floor or higher with a balcony if possible. Additionally, they offered a bicycle rental service, and when I requested it before 7 a.m., they brought the bike by 8 a.m., so the staff's response was excellent. On the other hand, the location is away from the center of Siem Reap, which I thought would make for a quiet stay, but there were nightclubs nearby, and there were nights when I couldn't sleep well due to karaoke sounds echoing until after midnight, so it's not suitable for those seeking a quiet experience. Also, the floor in the room was terracotta style, and the sound of chairs being moved was loud, which I could hear from surrounding rooms, which was disappointing. As a hotel, it offers sufficient value for the price, so if they could somehow address the noise from the nightclubs, it would be even better.

It has a spacious room and bathroom, and also comes with a free pool and restaurant. During the day, they cleaned the room and replenished the drinking water, instant coffee, and lemon tea! It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to walk to Hub Street! The only inconvenience was that there was no elevator! I would like to stay again!

This is my regular accommodation during homecoming visits. The room is small, but it has all the necessary amenities, so it is sufficient. You can go to 7-Eleven and Seijo Ishii without getting wet in the rain. There is a microwave in the elevator hall on each floor. There are many restaurants around, and it's just the right distance for a morning walk to Osaka Castle. You can order Chibo okonomiyaki through room service. I haven't used it yet, but the prices are reasonable, and I would like to try it next time.

The property impressed with its spotless cleanliness, attentive staff, and excellent facilities, including a refreshing pool and convenient amenities. The location offered stunning views and easy access to nearby attractions, while hot water and a comfortable sleep environment made the stay very enjoyable. Overall, it provided excellent value for money.

It's a $26 hotel for one night, but the room is spacious, the bathroom has a bathtub, and breakfast is a buffet with a swimming pool. It's close to Pub Street, so transportation costs are saved. The staff are incredibly kind and provide detailed guidance on anything you ask. I felt really comfortable and satisfied during my two-night stay.

First of all, the breakfast is the best. It’s easy to eat and gentle on the body, with a light flavor (as advised by the doctor to limit salt intake). The staff are always smiling and it’s very soothing. The amenities are fully stocked and the bathtub 🛁 helps relieve fatigue. It’s a hotel where you can feel secure about everything. If I were to bring my family, I think this would be a good choice. If I were to mention a downside, it would be that if you want to go into town, you have to pay for a tuk-tuk each time. For the tuk-tuks waiting near the hotel, it’s $3 one way. Using a cheap laundry in the city and just picking it up and returning costs about $6 (laundry fee is $4.5), which makes you think a bit. If you ask for gloves to avoid being seen, it’s $1 to $1.5 one way, and this was a bit of a hassle every time.