Hotele przyjazne zwierzętom w mieście Siem Reap

We had a great time at the FCC. The open plan layout really feels like you are in the forest despite being next to the river in town and a short walk from the action of pub street. Rooms are well appointed, and staff are extremely welcoming with great English. The breakfasts are also fantastic - make sure to try some of the Asian options which are extra special. Double spa prices before using, maybe some confusion over inclusion of tax etc.

Stayed in the Angkor wing Deluxe King room for six nites. Check-in was poolside (excellent), Room is nice but light switches took a while to figure out, Bathroom is nice but towel hooks can be better placed. We had to ask for room slippers and cotton wool/buds. Breakfast was good, and was the food in the Kroya restaurant. Service staff all very friendly and accommodating. My two dissatisfactions were mozzies (even in the restaurant and rooms, even though my balcony door was never opened), and the village volleyball courts (3 courts in total I believe) where locals play early/late and they are loud. Oh, on rainy nights, the crickets and frogs are very very loud (hotel room doors seem to let thru all the outside noise). Also took me to get used to the buddha pic right above the bed (it stares down on you as u sleep).

Location is excellent and staff is very friendly, ready to help. Even though breakfast is not buffet they prepare nice food for you. Hotel is a bit old hence cleanliness could be improved. Unfortunately the hotel surrounding is very noisy by farm animals. People not used to it will have hard time to sleep.

I stayed two nights in this small, but cozy hotel/hostel during my stay in Siem Reap. Unbeatable price and one of the best dorms, if not the best, I've been to. Very comfortable beds (with their consequent daily change of sheets), with a 360-degree curtain around for total privacy. Own light and two power outlets. Two bathrooms and two showers to be shared by a room of 8, which avoids saturation. Optimal light and temperatures (air conditioning). The staff is super attentive and pleasant. More than adequate breakfast option and small but cool pool, which is appreciated after a suffocating day of walking around Angkor Wat.

Me and my partner stayed for a night to visit the angkor wat. We arrived a midday and the room wasn't ready but they offered us to take us to see the sunset by tuc tuc with Mr bond from the temple, a really good driver and with a massive heart. The following day he also took us to see the sunrise and left us at the hotel around midday to have a little rest and have a check out at 2.30, we then were able to leave our bags there until we took the sleeping bus. The host also let us take their bikes to have a wonder around the centre which is just 10 min away. I would recommend to everyone and will definitely repeat. Rooms are big and nice. Very quite at night with a bit of a jungle noise from little animals, like this cute lizard.

We stayed twice; 1x3 nights in a suite (thanks for the upgrade!) and after our trip to Koh Rond we stayed 1 night in a Deluxe Kingfisher which is a very beautiful room. We enjoyed the spacious rooms with comfortable bed and had a good sleep. We preferred the Deluxe Kingfisher over the Suite, because it was more cosy and the toilet was in the bathroom as in the suite the toilet is on the other side, but there is no washing basin so you have to walk around to the bathroom anyway. F&B facilities were decent, however the Japanese restaurant was very quiet, but we did like the coffee shop a lot. Also breakfast was very good (although the buffet was a bit small, you can order extra egg dishes). We would like to thank the very friendly staff at the coffee shop, breakfast and the reception to make our stay so pleasent. The hotel has a nice rooftop with a very large pool. Unfortunately people from outside can use it for only US$ 5. There was a lot of noise from a group of 10/15 guests that were in the pool right in front of us very loud, taking photos and video footage which made us uncomfortable, it went on for hours. Actually the pool is quite large and the moment we decided to move towards the back, they also moved with us. The staff didn't do anything about their disturbing behaviour. Also their kids went into the pool with dirty diapers which is so unsanitary that we didn't swim in it.

The hotel is a boutique hotel with more than 20 rooms, all of which are bungalows. The rooms are not big. It should not be the kind of tall feeling that Chinese guests like. It is simple and exquisite, full of Mediterranean style. The garden is trimmed with meticulous and artistic sense. It should be a handwritten from a European gardener. The French breakfast is perfect, the atmosphere is good, the friends at the pool in the afternoon, the family and I enjoyed a Spanish white wine recommended by the waiter, leaving a good memory.

A very partial manor, self-contained, scattered with ten or twenty sets of two-storey villas, with large intervals between the villas, our family of four lives in one, and outside the window is a wild pond surrounded by old trees, which is very natural and wild. The room has a huge living room, dining room, three or four bathrooms, and four or five bedrooms. It feels empty and lonely for four people living in it, and there is no TV. Breakfast and other meals are delicious, with few varieties and average portions. The price is small and expensive, and ordinary half a catty of beer costs three dollars. The restaurant is in an open pavilion, surrounded by green lawns and seedling fields. Beautiful environment and excellent service.

High privacy and quiet, convenient location, not far from the districts. Free breakfast until 12 o'clock, free transportation is available at any time, there is a separate private pool on the roof, suitable for families to play with children, all the supplies and drinks in the room are free. The most important thing is that the boss is called Mike, very enthusiastic. Where you want to experience what activities, ask him directly. When you are not busy, you basically greet and pick up yourself. In addition to the location is not by the street, the sign is not easy to find, the other is very good!

The facilities felt a bit old, but the room was large enough. The tap water tasted like iron, and the hot water in the bathtub was slightly yellow. Breakfast changed a little every day, but I felt there were few types. There was a small mart near the hotel which was helpful. There are also Angkor cookie shops and massage shops within walking distance, but nothing else was inconvenient.