Siem Reap Inns - Reviews and Rates

Arrivee au Cambodge a Siem Reap, petite ville entouree de centaines de temple qui constituait un jour Angkor, la capitale du grand royaume Khmer qui dominait pratiquement toute l'Asie du Sud-Est.
Lorsque Londres ne comptait encore que 60 000 habitants, Angkor en comptait deja plus d'un million...

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We arrived in Siem Reap airport early at 7:05am. Getting through customs and immigration here was quite a chore involving filling out many, many forms. A declaration form, an arrival form, a departure form, 2 separate visa application, documentation of flight from Singapore and providing a passport photo. While the customs officer was processing...

Early morning buses seem to be becoming the norm of late, and our 7am ride from Phnom Penh to Siem Riep didn't disappoint! Bus travel in Cambodia, we've noticed, is significantly better than in Laos, but mind you, I think we'd hit rock bottom by the end of that nightmare bus journey from Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng, so pretty much everything fro...

Yesterday we finally hit the dirt. As serious a 4x4 track as I have ever done. A jungle road and add to that warnings of unexploded land mines and it made for an exciting day. The route was called HWY 66. The Avalanche is the longest and widest vehicle on the event. Simon was first through the track and helped a local in a busted motor bike and ...

The group leader on our GAP tour is Cambodian, so we have been hearing a lot about Cambodia since we started traveling. Bo said that in our review of the trip and of him all he wanted to hear was that we love Cambodia and we do. After the intense aggression of the sales people in Vietnam it is nice to see smiling faces again. We arrived in Phnom...

From the minute we touched down at Siem Reap's brand spanking new airport after our 2.5 hour flight from Chiang Mai we were impressed. The finishing touches and the décor at the airport were amazing and also so clean, not at all what we would expect from a small airport in SE Asia. We swiftly moved through passport control after effortlessly app...

I'm finally starting to get up to date with my travelblog, your probably thinking about time. I got a flight from Bangkok across to Siem Reap and will it did cost around 100 euros which at this stage is a lot of money it is far easier than getting the bus. It takes 11 hours by bus and the border crossing is supposed to be painful. Managed to fal...

We fly from Kuala Lumpur into Siem Reap. We go through customs and we pick up a driver who takes us to a hotel where I imagine he makes $5 commission from us. From this point on, I think it makes sense to only stay a driver-recommended hotel for a single night to reduce housing costs. anyhow, we take an open-air taxi/tuk-tuk to Angkor Wat and ge...

On prend un bus jusqu'a Siem Reap, la route etant beaucoup trop surchargee de traffic, la faire en velo ne serait pas plaisant du tout. Cette ville etant la plus touristique du Cambodge, on se prepare a devenir des dollars sur pattes. L'arrivee du bus depasse toutes mes craintes. Une masse de gens proposant leur guesthouse se jettent sur nous de...

Spent the afternoon yesterday on a boatride through a floating village. The lake was expansive and fairly calm and we motored out amongst the immersed mangrove trees (rainy season and the lake is high) stopping for a bit to let us get some drinks from the floating drink sellers in boats. Families are living in house boats and all major component...