Firstly - in Cambodia there are a few choices of accomodation and many cheaper options are fine but be aware that you are in a country that has extreme poverty, you cant drink the water etc and for health and security (and because we are Advantage Plus Members and got good discounts) we chose to stay at the Sofitel in... more

We stayed here for 6 nights as part of a multi centre holiday in SE Asia. We had a junior suite on the 3rd floor here which was very comfortable and spacious. The bed was extremely comfortable, there was a large sitting area, a massive dressing area and huge bathroom, as well as a balcony overlooking the lake. We ate... more

We stayed at this hotel in February of 2008. The grounds and buildings are truly first-class. The rooms in the hotel were well-maintained and extremely comfortable. However we found the prices for food and spa services to be extremely high and not good value. The service in the restaurant was generally slow when we ordered à la carte. more

A typical softel, based in one of the most poverty stricken areas in the world, takes the edge off you whole experience, as you are constantly aware that 1 night in this hotel is equal to a months wage. That aside it is a fantastic hotel, the free form pool is large, and the "turn-down service" at he pool is... more

This is a lovely hotel with outstanding service. Our room (a suite) was spacious and beautifully furnished. We particularly enjoyed the pool after a morning of touring temples. The evening dance performance and dinner was well worth it. The guide books say that this hotel is outside the town, but you should not let that discourage you since it is... more

From the various guidebooks it seemed that this hotel was THE place to stay when visiting Angkor and, indeed, it is the closest major hotel to the temples, but I was a little disappointed with my stay. The hotel is very well maintained although the gardens were much smaller than I had expected. The room I had was absolutely magnificent... more

Like Cambodia, the hotels also seem to have no middle class. The Sofitel has a wonderful pool, but the value is fair for the money. We also had a TERRIBLE experience booking $100 temple touring through the hotel. We found out the driver only got $4/day. The spa is excellent. The grounds are beautiful. We only ate at the breakfast... more

Considering that Siem Reap is a rather small city, there are quite a few large hotels either being built or in existence. Some of these are clearly first-rate hotels. and the Softel Royal Angkor is one of these. The accommodations were excellent with the rooms being of good size and clean. Our room was on the third floor, and we... more

Had 7 nights in this lovely hotel. Relaxed atmosphere, excellent service. Beatutiful landscaped water gardens and a huge swimming pool ( like two pools in one). Terrific buffet breakfast. The evening meal was quite expensive, but we found good restaurants 5 minutes away in town that are better value and serve great local food. One real gripe - the bar... more