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This is a complete list of all known hostels in Siem Reap. If you know of a Siem Reap hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.
 "Excellent environment - Great people, great advice, great rooms (air conditioned too), good healthy and cheap food and drink. And a couple of hundred metres from the main town, so the noise is lower but you can walk anywhere. The purpose-built building has a great layout, and you just want to chill by the pool with a cocktail. Congrats to the Australian owners and the great managers." …...
 "Impressed - If you're looking for a very clean and cheap place to rest this is for you. The staff are very friendly and the room spacious. The only hitch was that the in-house postal service offered did not actually send the postcards we handed over. And yes, we gave them money for stamps. Despite this, it was great." … Our villa is just 15 mins from Angkor wat temple, east bank of the...
Jasmine family hostel is new built and managed by a local, friendly couple, an extension of the original Jasmine Lodge. The jasmine family hostel is popular with many volunteers staying at moment. The owner of jasmine family hostel will introduce you to different orphanages and inform you about various free volunteer projects for teaching English. The hostel is comfortable and affordable and...
(Salakanseng Village)
 "This Norwegian run guesthouse in Siem Reap stands out from many in this tourist town for its quality of service, humanitarian actions in the community and warm atmosphere. Actually it was a bit of a shock to walk in and meet the two blonde, blue-eyed Norwegian managers Martin and Bruno who run the establishment. Martin and Bruno are superbly nice, friendly guys who've spent almost a year...
Known as the 'T Hotel' to locals, the Tropanier is a casual guest villa that welcomes photographers, artists, designers and travelers from all walks of life. Owners, Kimleng and David share a vision of community development and unique tourism that gives travelers an opportunity to experience local culture and the genuine spirit of Cambodia. … We close the Royal resdince, near to the second...
Welcome to Bun Kao Guesthouse. Bun Kao is an inexpensive guesthouse for tourists and backpackers from the world. We are a newly guest house opened in September, 2008. We have 16 guest rooms which are all private ensuite rooms, and Cable TV (83 channels). The rooms you can choose between fan or air-conditioning rooms with your including breakfast. Bun Kao Guesthouse provide a place where you...
Home Sweet Home Guest Houes is a heart of Siem Reap town where a few munutes by walk to Central Market and Old Market. We are near the Royal Palace and the river of Siem Reap Facilities: Business Center Fitness Center Massage Restaurant 24 Hours Housekeeping Laundry and Valet Services Major Credit Cards accepted with encashment ...
We are a small family run hostel offering large, airy, comfortable rooms with hot showers, fan or air-con, cable TV, mini-refrigerators and in room Wi-Fi access. Our simple café offers daily breakfast, lunch or dinner. We also have a good selection of books available in the book exchange. We are located 6 kilometers from the entrance to Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Bayon temples....
(Salakonseng Village)
 "Don't confuse Apsara Angkor Guesthouse with the Apsara Angkor Hotel. The first thing you will notice is a huge difference in the price of the rooms! So you'll probably soon work it out. Apparently it's a common mistake among people when they first arrive in Siem Reap. Fortunately for me I checked my map carefully. The major drawback to staying here was the lack of other travellers. Not just...

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Comment by jamin78
A day's hire of a tuk-tuk type vehicle going from Siem Reap around the temples that are in the main Angkor Wat area cost me $12 and I have been told that's pretty standard. If you want to go to the temples further out, then it will cost more because of fuel.
Comment by Anonymous
It took us nineteen hours from Bangkok to get to Siem Reap because the so-called roads became rivers! We were taken in a minibus luckily (some group's minibus had broken down, so they had to go in the back of a pick-up truck). The next morning we decided to visit Angkor wat and the minibus driver and his friends took us on mopeds, he said it would be $20 to get in and $5 each for them. We had a great day but when we came to pay it turned out to be $25 for them each! Our friends that were staying at the hostel wanted to do the tour the next day but got taken round to completely the wrong place for $8 and when they wanted to get a tut tut to the temples, all of the guys who worked there and slept on the lobby floor started ripping into them and said they could cause a lot of trouble for them and scared the tut tut driver away. We left catching a bus to Phnom Pehn and paid $8 instead of $4! Basically be careful how much you get charged. A government official gets paid $20 a month and we had paid them $25 each for a few hours on a motor bike!
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