Hostels in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia

This hostel is located in the center of Siem Reap, just a 5–7 minute walk from Pub Street and the night market. There are plenty of convenience stores, affordable restaurants, and tuk-tuk stops nearby. It's also a very practical starting point for Angkor Wat tours. Atmosphere and Vibe: As its name suggests, it offers a relaxed and social environment. The common areas feature hammocks, board games, and a small bar. In the evenings, travelers gather and chat, creating a great opportunity for solo travelers to socialize. The noise level is moderate; it's fun but not overly party-focused. Rooms and Cleanliness: - Dorm rooms are spacious, beds are separated by curtains, and each bed has a personal power outlet and light. - Lockers are provided for security, which is sufficient. - Shared bathrooms are regularly cleaned, and hot water is available. - Both air conditioning and fans are available; AC rooms are more comfortable during the hot season. Services: - The reception is open 24 hours, the staff are friendly and helpful with tour bookings. - Free Wi-Fi is strong in common areas but can sometimes be weak in the rooms. - Bicycle and scooter rentals are available. - Affordable breakfast and drink options are offered. Value for Money: It's very suitable for budget travelers. Considering the location, services, and social environment, you definitely get more than your money's worth. Pros: - Central location - Social and relaxed atmosphere - Clean rooms and secure lockers - Helpful staff Cons: - Dorms can get crowded during peak season - Wi-Fi is weak in the rooms - Can be a bit noisy in the common areas in the evenings

This is a fantastic, very large hostel. It boasts two swimming pools and a bar. Both the rooms and common restrooms are spotless, and the mattresses and bedding are clean too. Its central location, right next to the bar street and pedestrian street, is a huge plus. The hostel also arranges tuk-tuk tours to major attractions, which is super convenient, hassle-free, and affordable. The 24-hour front desk and dining services are excellent, with staff who are enthusiastic, readily switch languages, and carefully explain all the activities. There are even free Cambodian song and dance performances by the pool at night, which guests from all over the world rave about! A special thanks to the front desk attendant who provided a free locker lock for me – that thoughtful service really touched me!

This has nothing to do with the staff; they were all great. But this is honestly the most uncomfortable hostel I've stayed in recently. As soon as I walked in, I saw clutter and bags everywhere on the floor, along with dirty clothes and smelly socks, giving off a terrible odor. My roommates weren't around during the day, but they'd come back at 3 or 4 AM, making a lot of noise. In the morning, some would even play videos loudly on their phones without headphones. The worst part is the room had no windows, and I seriously felt like I was running out of oxygen while sleeping at night, which was very unpleasant. Laundry was also a bit too expensive at $3.3 for 1.5kg, and even after washing, my clothes still smelled of sweat. The location, however, is excellent, very central and close to everything, and the staff were very friendly.

This guesthouse is perfect for solo travelers. It's incredibly quiet, allowing for a really restful stay, and the en-suite facilities are very convenient. They also have their own restaurant on-site where you can grab light meals, which is a huge plus. Upon check-in, you even get a complimentary drink voucher to use at the restaurant. You can also join group tours organized by the guesthouse, though most of them are English-speaking tours.

The room was clean and comfortable. There is a cafe on the first floor. There are many shops nearby. It was easy to move to other areas such as the center.

What a relief to find such a nice hostel, it almost feels like a hotel. The people at the reception greet you everyday. We had the breakfast included, which was nice and simple. You have a few options where you can chose from and they make it fresh. The pool is nice and peacefull. After they cleaned our room, the housekeeping left the window open, which resulted in a mosquito invasion. That was a one time experience, which may just be a mistake of the housekeeping. In any case, you have a nice bed with a nice bathroom. The shower was really nice! We booked 2 days extra, but the guy at the reception was not very friendly. Another customer arrived while I was talking to him. The guy from the reception switched, which I experienced as insulting. Overall experience: Excellent price to quality! Would definitely recommend!

Loved it there and extended my stay. Some staff weren’t helpful and had attitude some were very helpful and awesome vibes. Everything was great except maybe my room just didn’t have strong aircon, i sleep topless because its so hot but there were so many mosquitoes. I was sweating and kept getting bitten.

It's about a 10-minute walk from the Old Market, and just the right location away from the hustle and bustle. The staff were very friendly, the price was cheap, and the accommodation was very clean. I'll stay here again if I have the chance, and I'll recommend it to friends who are going to Siem Reap. Also, the cats are cute.

We stayed in a dormitory without air conditioning. There is a fan for each bed, but it was hot during the day. The room was clean.

This was my first trip to Cambodia, and I stayed here for 4 nights. Getting here from the airport, I paid $8 for a bus, then another $1 for a tuk-tuk to reach the property. My return journey was the reverse. Online sources suggest a round-trip bus ticket costs $15. Although this was the cheapest accommodation I could find in Siem Reap, I was pleasantly surprised that noise wasn't an issue, and I slept soundly. Be aware that some showers only have cold water! Also, there's no hairdryer, which can be quite inconvenient for those with long hair. I hand-washed my clothes, but there were many laundry services nearby offering a rate of $1 per kg.