Siem Reap Hotels with Wi-Fi

Our family arrived in the late evening, warmly welcomed by the hotel staff with refreshing drinks and a sample of Cambodian snacks. The genuine hospitality and warmth showered onto us was truly special. The staff were very courteous, attentive to the smallest detail. Khmer Mansion being more boutique sized was beautifully decorated showcasing some of Cambodia’s heritage. The food (buffet breakfast and ala carte) was delicious and had a good variety. We couldn’t have asked for a more special mansion to stay at Siem Reap!

We enjoyed our stay Our room was abit cramped for 3 people plus our balconey right on driveway For some reason our shower kept flooding bathroom which was a little inconvenient. The staff were absolutely beautiful and so friendly Pool was great as was location Great breakfast. We moved hotels so we could have more room

Can't be more perfect with what they have. It was huge, with nice and helpful staff. The pool was very big. And the best part was the breakfast. One should not miss it.

The hotel was amazing with great customer service. You can book tours via the hotel. The resort grounds was beautiful. The pool was lovely where you can also relax by the bar or pool side. Food was delicious. Book the Cuture Dinner Event at the hotel; it was so enjoyable. There are lots of spa services, which are massages, facials, hair treatment and more. I highly recommend. 😊👍

We stayed at 4 hotels in Siem Reap on this trip and we both agree this was the best. The room was large with oversized soft bed and strong ac. Words just can’t describe the pool…biggest we have seen in our lives. It’s so relaxing to just swim around the whole thing. Breakfast was our best at this hotel as well. 100% loved it and would return.

Beautiful hotel in a perfect location... walking distance to central areas for food and markets and short distance by Tuk Tuk to all the temples. Staff are all super friendly and I would definitely stay here again next time

Gave me a ground floor room. It's a dated room with the air con fixed at the wrong location on top of a cupboard and not direct to the bed. Water was not hot. Requested for another room and gave me a honeymoon suit. Their service is good no doubt. Breakfast very limited. 7 mins walk to pub street. But there are better hotels.

I can say it was my first experience staying in hostel and I’m so happy that I chose this place. Stuff is friendly, help in any situation. Room is clean, bed is comfortable. Location is perfect. Everything is very close. Pool on the roof is my best place. Just food portions are very small. Highly recommend to stay at this place . I definitely come here again

This lovely boutique hotel stands out with touches of a few cultures : From her Korean owners- the soft beauty & attention to nooks & corners. &, the professional in-house photographers to serve guests. From her Cambodian & Thai managers- the humility & service orientedness. Yet, the common cyclical issues of staying in hotels in less developed Southeast Asian countries staffed largely by locals surface. Unless, a higher system of global mindedness dominates.

This hotel, particularly the service, has made me in love with Siem Reap. Mr Phea, Ms. Thida and Ms. Annie truly deserve my recommendation for their great hospitality, genuine care, and friendliness. I was first greeted my Mr Phea at the airport for the pick-up by TukTuk. It was a complimentary by the hotel. He was welcoming and so was Ms Thida when I arrived at the hotel. Not only with her warm smiles, I was also welcomed with a cold towel and a refreshing lemomgrass drink. We chatted like as if we had already known each other! As the room was already available on my arrival , I was granted early check-in to my room. Thank you, Ms Thida! I love my room. It was spacious and cosy. I wished the mini bar was complimentary but no biggie as there's a small grocery store just across the road where you can buy instant noodles, snacks, drinks and toiletries etc I spent the rest of my day out on a TukTuk for sightseeing and lunch. Mr Phea was my loyal TukTuk driver throughout my stay in Anjali. He was also like a tour guide and a friend to me. He brought me to an area where the Muslim community lives. There's a mosque and plenty of Halal food/restaurants. I truly appreciate Mr Phea doing this for me. Because of this, I had the opportunity to devour the delicious Cambodian dishes of Beef Lok Lak, Amok Fish, etc, without having to worry if it was pork-free and safe for me to eat. He brought me for a drive along the paddy fields and to watch the sunset. When I returned to the hotel, I was greeted by Ms Annie and Mr Panha. They were friendly too! Breakfast was alright to me. My first morning, I had my breakfast prepared and packed in a tiffin carrier as I left at 4am to go for the Angkor Wat Sunrise Tour. They packed hard boiled eggs, croissants, bananas, and little baguettes with jam. Only one morning I went to the restaurant for my breakfast and I chose Waffles with fresh fruits. There's a buffet of bakeries (bread, pastries, cakes), fresh fruit juices, cereals, and salad. I would totally recommend that the hotel look into an airtight container for the cereals as the ones I ate were all kinda soft and stale. The salad too should be covered because it was 'covered' with fruit flies and flies feasting on it. My two other breakfasts were spent in my room as requested. One of it was exceptionally good. I requested for scrambled eggs with cheese and mushrooms and I got just that. It was creamy and fluffy! I requested for smoked salmon at the side but was given smoked salmon bagel with rocket leaves and The morning on my check-out day was sort of disgusting. The scrambled eggs were dry and two of out the croissants were cold. The watermelon Juice was good though. It could have been perfect if a glass of ice was served alongside with it.