Their accommodation is affordable and the staffs are friendly, the food is to die for.. you are just going to wait for it a little longer BUT it is worth waiting for.. our TukTuk driver Lee is very kind and has reasonable fares.
It was ok given the cheap price but I'd book somewhere else next time . The room is a bit dusty. There's a lot of mosquitoes around so bring insect repellent.
They can also book bus tickets and Angkor Wat tour.
What I liked is you can order lunch and dinner.
Going there you can book a taxi or tuktuk from the airport ($10). If you can walk out from the airport, the tuktuk there is just around $5, just haggle.
This hotel ruined our holiday! We initially booked 4 nights and quite liked the location and room for the price so on the 2nd day cancelled our next hotel and rebooked a further 5 nights on to our stay with reception. Two days later the receptionist came and told us whilst we were by the pool that we didn’t have the room, despite previously booking with him. Then whilst we were desperately trying to book another hotel for that evening and pack up our stuff he came to demand we get out the room. We were left then outside the hotel with all our bags and nowhere to stay. We ended up trailing round Siem Reap for hours trying to find anywhere with space within our budget - I was in tears! We eventually had to settle for somewhere outside the city way over budget - so couldn’t afford to do the tours we initially planned. Absolutely appalled at the complete lack of empathy and disorganisation that caused this. Do not stay here.
Helpful staff, nice atmosphere and clean room!! The food served here is so good and extremely affordable. The free breakfast has so many options too which will definitely fill you up. The pool os lovely too, r
lay here after a morning at the temples and it was just so relaxing! Remember you're getting what you pay for and definitely a little more with this one.
Affordable, cheap and pretty.
The pool is the biggest plus: It is really clean and quiet.
The breakfast included is another plus, the bread is fresh and tasty. The coffee is bad though.
The "boss" is not very friendly and does not do anything to help you if you didn't book one of his tuktuks. Just let's you figure it out yourself.
Rooms are very nice, with warm shower in it. Just the bed is not comfortable with springs pinning in your back.
Price and quality of accommodation matching.
A solid place to stay (more family-oriented than a traditional hostel). This hostel is absolutely basic, so if you are looking for more then stay elsewhere. Not much with in-room amenities at all (of which my wife and I were good with). Free breakfast was simple but surprisingly tasty. The only free waters you'll get are when they clean your room which seems to be every two days.
A negative was the bed and pillows. They were really stiff and uncomfortable (my wife, son, and I sleep on a mat on the floor at home and think it comfortable but this bed left us longing for our floor mat).
The courtyard is beautiful with regional trees and plants, a nice pool, their food and drink area.
Staff are nice, quiet young Khmer people. They can be helpful with getting tuk tuks or planning tours of all kinds but you might be able to find better deals online. Free WiFi was good and useful (we have WiFi-only phones).
Note: they will try to nickel-&-dime you once you're there but you can avoid it by being diligent.
We bought four waters at a time for $1. A good price.
Overall, we enjoyed it but it really is for the simple and quiet.
Clean place, friendly staff, clean pool. No parking, internet very slow, electrical outlets were high on the wall, and would not hold a plug. Very difficult to charge phone/tablet. Kids liked it, especially the pool. AC was nice and cold. Good price. Basic guesthouse.
The AC is not that cold.
Great value and super friendly staff. Breakfast was free and good! Their drivers will take you on tours of Angkor Wat but may not mention prices until the end. Be sure to negotiate beforehand! They also are not tour guides, so if that is what you're looking for, they can arrange that too. Laundry and cold beer available too! Easy walk to pub street and downtown Siem Reap.
Roomy rooms, service is not very friendly but not unfriendly either, after visit in Thailand, we were used to warm welcome and a smile for a greeting. There is small pool, quite deep at one side, they serve food and drinks slighty more expensive than in the city. They have tuk tuks (motorcycle with kinda' cart attached to it do you're breathing the fumes, but it's standard in Cambodia), rather old ones, not very fast. They have torus in offer, but we didn't use theirs offer. We've booked the bus to the border and it came on time and took us to the destination with only one "shopping stop";)
One of my worst hotel experiences.
It's Cambodia. I get it. However, when we booked months in advanced for a room with two beds we got stuck with a room with one bed.
Also, they'll give you all your change in Riel, which is really bad practice in Cambodia, where usually ones are given and any cents are given in Riel. Riel is absolutely valueless (4000 Riel to one dollar). The hotel is a big money grab by the owners and they have no issue pestering you every day about getting a Tuk Tuk or a ride to here or there.
The walls are also incredibly thin and thr hotel staff doesn't enforce any quiet hours. A group of people about 10 strong was out pushing people into the pool and being generally loud well past 1am.
Pros: nice pool, free breakfast.
Cons: Staff is scammy, rooms are dated, and it's far from pretty much everything. Spend a little extra money and get a nicer hotel.
Really kind people, clean spacious rooms with AC, and free airport pick up.