HanumanAlaya Boutique Residence
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Temples, Boats, and Bikes
We were met at the airport by Ting, our guide, and a driver, Mr Trey. Ting had towels and Water, plus a gift of a Cambodian scarf for each of us, which was rather a nice touch. After a short drive (including our first sight of Angkor Wat), we arrived at our hotel. Hanuman Alaya is a small boutique hotel not too far from the centre of town. We had a …
Angkor Wat - AMAZING
Left hotel at 5.45am - the start of a few very early mornings. Bright sunshine now that we are leaving the area - typical.
Very uneventful flight from Pakse to Siem Reap and then taken to our hotel which is a beautiful oasis of calm in the town. There is a lot of flooding in Siem Reap at the moment - the main street where all the …
Nectar of Immortality
You can become blase about visiting historical sights, especially if your instincts are all rational and factual like mine. I am sure the line "another bloody temple" appears in many blogs. However Cambodia invites you to imagine many different real and imaginary worlds of the past. If you want to develop your sense of imagination here is the place …
Kingdom of Cambodia
... Khmer Rouge was hell-bent on turning the country into an agrarian utopia. In order to achieve this end, property rights (real and personal) were abolished and everything belonged to the state. Schooling (other than practical learning about farming) was curtailed and made illegal. The cities were cleared of all people who were separated from families and forced to work in farm collectives who were unable to produce enough to ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
TravelPod Member ReviewsHanumanAlaya Boutique Residence Siem Reap
“ a great place to stay... ”
Reviewed Dec 6, 2011
We had two connecting double-rooms for a family (5 of us) and the guest house provided a roll-away bed for the 3rd child. The Ganesha pool is small but perfect to escape the heat of Siem Reap, and to freshen up after visiting the temples. The staff were fabulous- always really helpful and welcoming, remembering our names each time we came in and out. The food is really good and only a $ or so above the local places in town, and breakfast (included in the room price) is really good. The hotel decor is really nice, all dark wood and a lot of beautiful sculptures and interior dressing with an open-plan aspect to the public areas. A tuk-tuk from the hotel into town is only $3, and a great experience. The guest house is down an un-made, un-lit dirt road which we really liked because it was quiet and not on the main strip. However, there is quite a bit of building going on which means we think the area will change a bit in the next year or two, however, at present a fabulous place to stay - we loved it
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