Top Hotels Near Ta Prohm Temple in Siem Reap from NZ$27

"Wonderful Hotel. Wonderful kind staff. Amazing food"

"The Staff and the manager are nice, kind and respectful and they are eager to make your stay to feel like home. The breakfast was delicious with great selection of fresh seasonal fruits, After your visit to museums, temples and the city the hotel await you with a perfect swimming pool and surrounded trees. We loved this place."

"Small nice hotell, added one extra night. Good price on room."

"The best private hotel we ever experienced. We have been over 30 countries, Jaya house is one of the best. Everyone working in the hotel is friendly with smile on the face all the time. We have free breakfast and free massages every day. Hotel’s interior design is elegant and room is really comfortable. Two beautiful swimming pools provide us relax places after the tour in the super hot day. Hotel provides one way transportation from the airport and free tuturk service inside the city. We like everything in this hotel and love to stay here."

"Didn't get a shuttle to the hotel, paid for my own taxi. The WiFi was fast, no issues there. The water in the unit was not hot enough for my liking."

"The property was very quaint and peaceful. We had such a wonderful stay here and the staff was always very helpful. Although it’s a little further from the city, it’s a short tuktuk ride ($3) into town. And Angkor complex is just around the corner so we actually found the location to be perfect for us. "

"The hotel was cute and the Wi-Fi environment was excellent. However, the reason I gave the lowest rating is because of the disappointing response from the hotel staff. When I returned to my room and opened my toothbrush case in the bathroom, a cockroach came in through a gap. At that moment, I asked the hotel staff to change my room, but they refused. The staff told me they had removed the cockroach from my room, so I felt relieved. However, when I opened the bathroom trash bin, I found the cockroach inside. It seems the staff did not throw it outside but simply put it in the room’s trash bin. When I tried to discuss it further, they told me, “We don’t want to change the room for you,” so I left with a very unpleasant feeling. I understand that in Cambodia, it is natural for insects to exist. But lying to guests is a different matter. It was extremely unpleasant."

"The room was simple and clean. Very comfortable. The owner and his daughter are fantastic! Such gracious hosts! This small family run six room boutique hotel is about 10 to 15 minutes outside of the city. If you want a taste of real Cambodia, go here. We took a tuk tuk into town at least once every day and the cost is $2.50 USD. It is fairly close to Ankor Wat. "

"Absolutely perfect. Couldn't be better accommodations or nicer people. "