Great place to stay in Siem Reap. The rooms are basic but clean, but best of all the wood style classic house is there Cambodia we remember, and a wonderful garden environment to relax in by the pool. Sure, there are more modern, chic options in Siem Reap these days, but are you really coming to Cambodia to be stylish? For our family of four the two bedroom suite with two double beds in one room and a king in the second room, was the perfect option. Lastly, the location is fantastic, just off the main street, so it's quiet, but within a few minutes walk you're in the middle of everything.
Water in shower is hot first two minutes only
Worst hotel ever experience at This wonder land! If possible I would give a -0 star!
Best value ever!
Stayed here back in 2014 it was great with good prices. The pool was epic.
Rooms are decent, but ac can be hit or miss, walking distance to Pub Street and the night market.
Whilst autocorrect would suggest that I call this hotel the Neak Peanut, this establishment is no run-of-the-mill legume. Planted squarely in the middle of Siem Reap, many of your needs will be within walking distance, and the rest just a short Tuk Tuk or tractor ride away. Indeed, Brown Coffee is barely two minutes walk away and offers a quality version of your favourite coffee bean derived beverage. The rooms are very easy on the eye, with nice walnut coloured wooden walls and full of mod-cons like Air-con, mini fridge and television. The bathrooms are well maintained, spacious and accessable via a door, meaning you won't have to pea your pants. The only negative is no mosquito nets for the beds and no mesh on the vents in the bathroom, which is a little disappointing, considering the cashew paid. The decent size pool is a nice addition that will allow you to irrigate yourself after a long day of temple visiting, and overall the place is cloverly laid out as a relaxing get away from the hustle and bustle of the small city. Whilst 2016, the Year of the Pulse, might be nearly over, the amount of shopping, history and culture on offer here is bound to get your blood pumping. It might seem I have a nitrogen fixation on these puns, but honestly, you'd be nuts not to stay here.
Nice
Good people, good breakfast.
Anyone who's played the Horde in World of Warcraft may feel homesick around Neak Pean. The mystique of a huge submerged temple in a pond will bring out the amateur archaeologist in anyone, investigating the grounds and guessing at the functions of the structures. One of the more interesting sites in the region.