Best Hotels near Smile Angkor Grand Theater, Siem Reap

We stayed at the Isann Lodge in SIem Reap for 6 nights and we couldn’t have chosen a better place to base ourselves. Special mentions must go to the reception staff, Socheata, Mouykea, The barman Chheav and of course the experience manager / GM, Evan. All went above and beyond in their duties to ensure we had the most pleasant and flawless stay and did so with the most enormous smile and enthusiasm. The Isann Lodge is a hidden gem, slightly out of town but getting around is easy with tuktuks right outside. the pool area is a heavenly sanctuary, a true jungle experience with palms, fruit trees and exotic flowers enveloping it. The hotels’ Farm to table affiliation is also an absolute delight. A short tuktuk ride away along a dusty track, a lodge appears, festooned in twinkling lights .. again a truly magical experience. All in all I would highly recommend to travellers looking for an authentic Khmer style hotel, full of character and quirkiness and one that when you wake up, there is no doubt in your mind that you are in the heart of Cambodia.

I didn’t know there were 2 different wings in that property, anyway we were put in the “Angkor” wing, honestly please do not have very high expectation of this wing, there were mosquitoes flying all over the property, floor tiles were quite dirty & no one seem to bother about cleaning it, lobby has no air conditioning, restaurant food is ok, overall staffs are very helpful with everything, location is near the night market, so is kind of convenient if you want to head over for some reflexology or massage at night.

We just spent 3 nights at J7 with wife and 20 yo son and it was excellent. The beds were large and very comfortable as was the overall size of the room and bathroom. Plenty of clothes hanging and bench space. There was also a seperate seating area and bench to work on laptop. We were on 3rd floor overlooking pool with balcony table and chairs. The room was very clean and serviced daily. Nothing was too much bother for staff and they will do anything to assist you. The most polite, helpful and friendly bunch of people you will find anywhere. They also packed us a breakfast box for our early start at Angkor Wot. The hotel in in very good condition and they keep it spotlessly clean. The breakfasts we had in hotel were of a high standard. Would definitely stay here again and would highly recommend.

The rating is solely based on budget hotel standard. Stayed 5 nights. Plenty of mosquitoes and the air conditioning was not working properly. Unfortunately the weather was hot too. Complained and all was taken care well. Friendly staff. The room was huge, comfortable and clean beds, clean wc, quiet environment and nice pool. All things needed after a long and tiring day are checked off. We even requested for hot water, the staff provided us with water heater and cups. The food was ok too. 3$ for tuktuk to Pub Street

The hygiene is very good and the environment is quiet. There are many geckos and small frogs in the corridor, but there are no geckos indoors. Under the protection of geckos and small frogs, there were not many mosquitoes, and none of us were bitten. Small animals appear in the house every day, 😄. On the first day, it was a little golden tree frog, and on the second day, it was a cute little sparrow (it must have stayed with us for a night, and I heard the flapping of its wings in the morning. found). For hotel breakfast, you can order pasta, noodle soup, coffee and other foods from the menu. I didn’t see it on the golf course, so I don’t know where it is hidden. The gym is available and the kids go there every day. The swimming pool is not too big, suitable for guests who are not good at swimming. The hotel's tuk-tuk bus is free one way and costs US$3 for the return trip. Be sure to prepare extra US dollars in change in Siem Reap, everything is 1 yuan or 3 yuan. Bring visa or master card. Scan code payment is basically unavailable in China. Still a little behind.

Booked this hotel only for two nights 6-8 Jan. My past experience during my earlier travels in some cases was bad in the sense the hotel description and photographs were not factual. I reached the Angkor land Urban Botuque on 6 Jan afternoon to check in. First look at the Hotel building told me I have made the right choice. The most happening place in Siem Reap the Pub Street was about a km away. The hotel surrounding were very clean with a wide road in front and a big parking space in front. As soon as I entered the huge lobby with teak wood interiors I was greeted by the the hotel staff team. Check in took just a couple of minutes. Meanwhile the Manager of the hotel Mr. Eng Sona came and met me too which was a nice feeling. He said he is giving me a very good room on the fourth floor and if I did not mind he would shift me to a still better room the very next day which was then occupied. The room was very big and very comfortable. Had all the amenities. The next day the Manager showed me the other room on the third floor. I agreed to shift. This room too was large, the bathroom had a bath tub and in addition a separate glass bath enclosure too. It had a balcony too overlooking the swimming pool. The pool was excellent. Breakfast menu was also very good. The hotel arranged my tours too. Tuk Tuk and the motorcycle buggy called the Remork was always available just outside the hotel.. After this most wonderful experience in the first two days I extended my stay further for the remaining days too from 8- 11 Jan 24. The Manager Mr.Sona met me regularly to enquire if I was comfortable and whether I needed anything. His team of young boys and girls too were very responsive and greeted the guests everytime. I did not find any flaw or anything to complain about during my entire stay. I had the the most memorable experience in Angkor Land Urban Boutique thanks to Mr. Sona the Manager and his team.

Good place for vacation June 8th, Angkor Grace Residence & Wellness Resort in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Located not far from Angkor Wat, the only villa-style five-star resort hotel in Siem Reap opened today. Stepping into the hotel, you will be attracted by the extraordinary open door. From the vermilion door, there is an elegant and gentle atmosphere. The sitting statue of Shakyamuni Buddha in front of the door quietly watches everything here. , declaring the compassion and wisdom of Eastern Buddhism, making people relax from all the travel fatigue and summer heat the moment they step into the hotel. Hello Angkor Grace! As a guest of the resort hotel for the first week of opening, I entered the hotel room with a happy mood. I booked a three-bedroom one-bedroom suite, with a spacious living room, kitchen and dining room, and a comfortable bedroom. There are two bathrooms in the suite. The whole set covers an area of ​​about 100 square meters. There are also large suites on the second floor and the third floor that should be larger and more rooms, suitable for a multi-person family. The spacious living room is bright and furnished with Cambodian-inspired furniture, simple and comfortable. Through the glass wall of the landing hall, you can see the elegant environment of the green courtyard outside. The bedroom is also very warm, especially through the glass door of the bedroom, you can sit and chat under the green plants in the backyard. I think it will be a cozy atmosphere in the morning and evening after getting up before going to bed. The kitchen and dining room are very pleasant, with a full set of kitchen utensils and tableware and a large refrigerator, and all kinds of utensils in the room are very exquisite. This instantly brings back the feeling of being at home. This is what a vacationer is looking for and that is the rarest of things. You can choose to dine in the hotel restaurant or enjoy the fun of cooking by yourself. Just imagine how romantic it would be if you could cook a few small dishes by yourself and have a drink with your family in the hotel room. This kind of love makes life as satisfying as possible. Going out for a walk in the yard is even more amazing. The courtyard of the resort is lush and lush, with various trees and plants of varying heights and varieties, just like entering a Southeast Asian botanical garden. It's hard to describe that feeling in words. Several rows of gray three-storey villa rooms are surrounded by green plants, and the two swimming pools seem to be emerald dotted in the green bushes. The hotel has everything you need, restaurants, bars, coffee houses, massage rooms, gyms and even small supermarkets and small clinics. It is worth mentioning that the free breakfast and western food here are extremely delicious and delicious, which is not inferior to the red house on the Champs Elysees in Paris. All of this gave me another desire. If I could bring my family (the elderly and children and even the servants) here for a long vacation, what an exciting and warm time it would be. If you want to deliberately avoid the hustle and bustle of the world, then go to the big Buddha in front of the door to worship, or take a quiet walk among the green trees here, and then go to meditate, reflect or innovate...then this may be The best choice. If...if... It is really difficult for me to describe everything here more accurately, because everything here is so unique, so beautiful, so special. Here is something different. You can only invite yourself to come here and experience it for yourself. It may bring you more different feelings! If you say that the miracle of Angkor can awaken your life, I say that all the enjoyment of life lies here, all the perception of life lies here, and the destination of life is also here!

I had a great experience staying at the Twitz. The staff were attentive and helpful. A special mention to Sokha at reception who always checked in and helped arrange anything I needed. Rooms and bathrooms were very clean and air conditioned.

I stayed for three nights there to attend a training workshop. The location was central to everything especially the famous pub street. They have a good sized pool, but the room was ok. I killed at least 4 mosquitos in the first night. The food could be better and the service staff coud be more friendly given the fairly high price I paid. I am not sure if it was due to the fact that I was alsmost the only Khmer guest there and just became the minority in my own country. I certiainly had a better experience in other hotels I stayed with lower or similar price.