Best Hotels near Chhouk Krosa Reak Smei Mean Chey Pagoda, Sot Nikum

This is a walk-on-go trip, and this Mane Harihalaya is the most wonderful part of this trip! First of all, the smile in the lobby is the friendly smile. The welcome is a cold and cool flavored drink and fresh fruit plate. You can have an extra bed according to your needs. The service is very good. The pool is clean and comfortable. In addition to swimming, Mochi, very very clean! In addition, it is worth a great deal of food in the hotel restaurant. It is simply color and smell to the point of breaking the table. Thank you to the hotel lobby and restaurant manager for a very happy trip to Angkor! Next time still choose Mane Harihalaya 👍👍

Spacious, relaxing and very clean hotel. I love the hotel interior - with minimal decor which made it look more elegant. The staff were very courteous; friendly but professional. We appreciated the early check in which gave us some needed sleep since our flight was past midnight. We tried the BBQ night by the pool accompanied by good music. The food at Lok Lak restaurant were great, if you wish to explore Cambodian dishes. Overall, it was a great stay.

It was a stunning experience to enter and see everything for the first time. The lobby and rooms have wonderful interior design that's both spacious and cozy, and the exterior design with the swimming pool perfectly matches everything else. We were also greeted by friendly and helpful staff who assisted us with every part of our stay. The food was also filling and delicious.

It is far away from the city and close to the airport. The hotel is surrounded by rural roads, and the location is relatively biased. You must have a car to get in and out. Room size is large, there are a lot of mosquitoes, the breakfast buffet is good, and the price is high.

Excellent! I was shocked when I arrived at the door, such a simple door, but there is no cave after entering, the pool garden villa, there are frogs, black bees, and chameleons in the room. Those who haven't checked in on Ctrip have a score of 9.4 on booking. In the past, they were mostly occupied by Europeans and Americans. This time the entire hotel was filled by Chinese. Booked a room with a swimming pool and another whole building, each is very good, breakfast is also good, you can also order lunch and dinner, 20 minutes drive from the old market, suitable for guests with children and those who like nature and quiet

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.

Abi was an incredible tour guide! My partner and I were referred to him as a tour guide for our Angkor Way experience by a trusted friend and resident of Siem Reap. We were not disappointed. He picked us up where we were staying and took care of everything! Abi is a knowledgeable guide with an encyclopedic knowledge of Cambodia’s history. He is also genuinely friendly and charming. Seriously, our trip to Angkor Wat would have not been as deep and fun had we not chosen Abi. He is also well known as a rescuer of cats and a helper of Siem Reap’s children. We give him our highest recommendation!

The shower drain was broken, air conditioner didn’t work well.. but staffs were nice, they can speak English and when I called them to fix problem they talked to me kindly. I'm Japanese, but it's like a rural hotel? I was able to stay while enjoying the silence of Cambodia slowly. I think it is suitable for the elderly.

We loved this hotel which, for the price paid was exceptional value. Do not be concerned, as you arrive, by the hotels setting which is near to a busy road and near to other businesses. Once you step through their gate, you'll be welcomed into a real oasis of peace, calm and friendliness. All the staff were polite and friendly but I would particularly like to thank Samrach, who really couldn't have been more helpful upon arrival and throughout, ensuring that we were happy and had no concerns. Being situated on the edge of town makes access to the historic sights/sites easy and the hotel offers its own uniformed tuk-tuk service to take you into town for restaurants etc, which can be charged to your room and makes finding them later much easier! The hotel has two swimming pools set in a tropical landscape and I had an excellent, inexpensive, Khmer massage. The rooms are a good size and well decorated. Our ground floor room had a lovely private balcony area, shaded by tropical foliage and looking our on the smaller of the pools. The whole feel of the place is to make the guests feel relaxed and comfortable. It's smart, but not overwhelmingly so. Breakfast was fine, if a little hit or miss on what would be available when you arrive, but being available until circa 10.30 means that you can visit temples etc early and still return for breakfast/brunch and relaxation before going out again in the afternoon for sunsets. Having reasonably priced accommodation enabled us to go a little 'mad' in our choice of dining options, where we visit three incredible (and very different) restaurants, Embassy Khmer Gastronomy, Cuisine Wat Damnak and Malis. (reviewed elsewhere). If you're prepared to pay 'western prices' for food then you'll be treated to some exceptional, indeed at times exquisite, dishes. We would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone, except possibly the most fussy and status driven potential guests.

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