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 The entrance by SirRichard
It is located in a rather poor alley, not very appealing, but I found it safe enough, even at night...
They offer too daytrips (Killing Fields, City tours...) and buses to Siem Reap, Saigon...
If you arrive by boat from Siem Reap you will find a tout of Narin at the pier, so if you wanna stay here, just follow him, they will transfer you to the guesthouse for free. Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: 50 Street 125Phone: 012 820873
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 The facade by SirRichard
It has a wonderful french veranda with viewsto the river, internet access, laundry service, and is in the very centre of town, walking distance to all the restaurants, pubs... perfect for a low budget!!! Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveDirections: # 353 St. Porkombor, Group 10, Khum Svaydangkum, Srok Siem Reap015 834264
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 by bkoon
US$12 for Room with Air-Conditioned (Can sleep 2 pax)
Good hospitality and free flow of complimentary tea, coffee, baguette, jam and margarine all day.
Airport and jetty transfer available. Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: Stung Tha-mai , End of Road to Les Artisans D'AngkorPhone: +(855) 12-709277Website: http://www.redlodgeangkor.com/ Other Contact: E: redlodge_angkor@hotmail.com
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 Bopha Angkor Bedroom by Homanded
The hotel is within walking distance to shopping as well as several dance venues. Also, there are convinient Tuk Tuks always awaiting your exit from hotel to offer a ride - Just negotiatie a price first. We truly felt as if we were staying at someone's house rather than a hotel. Would strongly recommend this hotel to our future clients/friends/family.
One of our favorite hotels for ambiance, service and for lending authenticity to surrounding area.
The hotel features spacious rooms, very comfortable beds, quiet landscaped courtyards which instantly transfer you to an ancient past. Specially attractive are the stone carvings and fine detail throughout the buildings fascade. The swimming pool was quite charming (salt water) and the total feeling was of being a guest in someone's house...down to the many wonderfully friendly regulars that frequent the place. They are always willing to offer suggestions. The other wonderful thing is the amount of work that the owner does for the Cambodian community both donating money as well as training young Cambodians to do 5 star quality service throughout the hotel, specially the restaurant. This will aide future jobs in the market for them.
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RECOMMENDED
Cozyna was a 1-year old hotel. Staff are friendly and all of them speak English. Near to eating places and places of interests. Good value for money.
We paid USD15 per night per double room with A/C, hot shower, fridge and cable TV. For the balcony room, pay a dollar extra.
HOWEVER : A lof of touts and beggars along Sisowath River. Theme: HotelPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 1A, Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh, CambodiaPhone: (855)23-222366 / (855)12-662200Directions: In front of the Tonle Sap River.Other Contact: cozynahotel@online.com.kh
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I stayed at the lodge which is a traditional Khmer house with a lovely tropical garden at the front. My room was on the upper floor, simply furnished with Khmer furniture, comfortable bed with clean linen, air conditioner, colonial fan, mosquito net, and a safe. The bathroom of my room (the Catherine Deneuve room) had a thatched roof which was inconvenient in that it was hot when the sun was up and a few insects and mosquitoes inevitably made their way in; the bathroom had a shower with hot and cold water, the bathroom was "rustic" and like most of Cambodia the toilets are not designed to cope with large amounts of paper. The upper floor is not suitable for folks who have difficulty climbing stairs, as the stair case is steep and the steps narrow, but there is an attractive terrace at the front of the room which other guests share. I believe that the remainder of the rooms in the traditional house have regular bathroom roofs. There is also a new structure comprising of 20 modern rooms built around a swimming pool.
The pool, though small is clean and well maintained. Continental breakfast is included in the room price and they have a great selection of homemade jams, the croissants are good and their selection of teas is outstanding. The lunch/dinner menu is not extensive but every dish I tried was fair to good and they serve and excellent fish curry. Dinner with a beer cost about $10 (U.S.). They serve wines and spirits, too. The dining tables are very well set for dinner and the dining area is open sided with a thatched roof. Staff for the most part was friendly. Each room has a laundry basket and items left in the morning will be returned beautifully washed and pressed later that afternoon; the charge for laundry is very low and works out to about 50 cents per item on average. They do have an internet service which is very reasonably priced. Across the road is the Wat Thmei also known as the "Killing Field Pagoda" because of its history and collection of skulls and bones remaining from the carnage of the Khmer Rouge era. Despite some minor inconveniences I enjoyed my stay. Hotel is closer than Siem Reap to Angkor Wat, so, you avoid some heavy traffic.
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 by NeverGrowOld |
Locally run. Basic rooms available. Either fan/air-con. Rooms tend to be rather dim. Walking distance to Sisowath River (10 minutes) and Central Market (10 minutes). A restaurant below the guesthouse.
Stayed for a night on 7 Dec 03. Paid USD$13 for twin room (2 beds) with air-con, hot shower and TV.
Airport transfer was arranged for USD$5 from airport to Guesthouse.
Less touts and moto drivers who bug tourists to take their moto for tours, etc. Tourist services available, i.e. purchase of boat tickets, arranging for airport transfer and local tours.
BEWARE : Tours recommended by guesthouse are usually rip-offs. For moto, better to DIY.
Own impression of guest house : Not very good due to mercenary owners. Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: No. 45 Street 118 Corner Street 13, Sangkat Psah Chas, Phnom PenhPhone: (855)-23-428181Other Contact: Email : darareangsey@camnet.com.
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RECOMMENDED
Very clean and professionally run. Rooms are with breakfast. Tourist services available. Not near to city centre though.
It is a very quiet and peaceful place, away from the bustling little city centre.
We paid USD10 per night per double with fan and attached bathroom. We booked through the internet and they offer discount rates for internet booking.
Quiet. Peaceful. Theme: HotelPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Earthwalkers Cambodia · Sala Kanseng Village · Sangkat No. 2 · Siem Reap · Kingdom of CambodiaPhone: +855 (0)12 967 901Website: http://www.earthwalkers.no/
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$10 a night for double bed, AC, cable tv, private bath with HW. Good cafe downstairs and nice people.
Can arrange moto-drivers and tours, visas for Laos & Vietnam, laundry and email. Close to the river. Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 91 Eo, Road #154, just off Norodom BlvdPhone: (855 12)854 806Directions: Very near the Riverfront and National MuseumOther Contact: houleng@forum.org.kh
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