Siem Reap Hotels - Reviews and Rates

An early start, and a short walk from the hotel to the airport for the 7am flight.

We arrive after the short flight in the very picturesque Siem Reap airport and spend a pleasantly short time waiting whilst our passport photos and US$20 are used to complete our visas for entry into Cambodia. We are met at the airport by our 'guesthouse re...

We arrived at Siem Reap in the dark (of course) and in a rainstorm (of course). The bus dumped us off in some pitch-black “bus depot” that was conveniently located too far from town to arrive by foot, so we negotiated with a tuk tuk driver to take us into town. He immediately tried to book us as a tuk tuk driver for getting to the te...

Amazing temples of Angkor For the past 2 days we have been exploring the temples of Angkor. We were absolutely bowled over by the size of Angkor - each temple was like a town, it had a surrounding settlement, some with as many as 100,000 people. There are hundreds of temples, some which have been preserved, some which have fallen apart, and oth...

The ride from bangkok to cambodia involved one very dodgy border where the object of this particular game is to try and make/take as much money from backpackers through "offical taxes" and "oh sir sir sir sir, you cant, cannot, CANNOT, go this way sir, i know the best way, honestly sir on my life, if we drive down this way (signposted 1 mile to ...

This was the day where i said I'm going to get off my ass and temple it up. So i went first to Ta Prom as it was my favorite the last time i went. However last time i went at about six in the morning and this time i came at about 11... apparently the time of day the Japanese tourists come out to play. I accepted the challenge and managed to take...

When our alarm went off at 4am, Katie & I mostly thought that the alarm clock was, as it's known in London parlance, "having a giraffe" (laugh). Sadly my secondary alarm sounded a few minutes afterwards to confirm that yes indeed, you need to get your collective butts out of bed, you sleepy Feys... It was a real struggle, we were still tired...

Arrival into Siem Reap was good, hotel seemed lovely and we quickly maanged to book a tuk tuk driver to take us round the angkor temples for the couple of days. As we arrived early afternooon we decided to wander into the town to see what it was like etc.. We soon managed to stumble upon a lovely pastry shop and got myself hot chocolate pudding ...

Acompanied by our trusty friend Sean, we headed out for a three-day tour of Angkor Wat that left us exhausted, dirty and in awe of these majestic edifices. The temples of Angkor Wat can be found just outside of the very touristy, very Angelina Jolie town of Siemp Reap. With this as our base, we set off each morning before the scorching heat set ...

Siem Reap is the major town close to Angkor Wat. It is an expensive place to be, is chalk full of tourist, and like Phnom Phen, runs entirely in US dollar. When you go to make a withdrawal, the machine doesn't give you Cambodian Riel, but instead spits out US 20s. This makes the whole place more expensive since menu items and guest house prices ...

Hi Folks We chickened out of crossing over to Cambodia overland as this journey (so we heard) is fraught with potholes and all round discomfort inc. a lengthly journey time. So after a unanimous "sod that" we decided to fly; Siem Reap being our first destination. Arriving in Siem Reap was a little like being jumped on whilst having a we nap on a...