Our stay in this hotel was nice: cheap and comfortable rooms at a walking distance from the city centre. BUT.. then came the check out: all of a sudden the room rate was higher than what we agreed on. I hate it when sb just lies in your face like that! The two of us were absolutely 110% sure. So... More

simple rooms, but clean and well equipped, airco, tv, wifi, shower, toilet nice restaurant for breakfast. Fair price. if you want your laundry done, or rent a tuk tuk they help you. Near the centre, 7 km from the airport and Angkor Temples

At first this guesthouse seemed to be ok. Cheap and you get what you pay for. Rooms rates are low, though rooms are not clean and the staff was ok friendly on average. But I got seriously pissed after I returned from a trip to the temples and my wallet which I left in my locked room was missing. The... More

We stayed for two nights in this guesthouse. It has no outstanding design or extraordinary staff, but it serves the purpose. It is clean, quiet and only a 5 minutes walk from the old market, which is the city centre. The shower is okay, have seen worst in Cambodia. As I imagine most of the people come to Siem Reap... More

Stayed her for 2 nights visiting Angkor Wat and its wasn't so bad. Maybe it was because of the fact it took me hours to get her from Bangkok so I didn't want to get bothered by looking to different opportunities. I had a nice room for 8$ here and was overall happy with my small TV and ok shower.... More

I work for an NGO that clears landmines in Cambodia. I spend as much as 7 months a year in Siem Reap. I found Green Town through a firend who stays there. I have been staying there on my trips since 2007. Most recently I was there for 8 weeks in January and February, 2009. The guest house is family... More

After spending many hours on the bus from Bangkok, the Cambodian guy on the bus recommended this place. He was obviously in cahoots with the guys there because I saw him a few more times and I suspected this when I arrived. But when the bus stopped we were allowed to look around and were impressed. After a few Khao... More