Angkor Tempora Boutique

The rooms are good and big. The hotel is very nice. I liked the pool a lot. The staff is very nice and helpful. They will call a tuk tuk if you need it. We had a little balcony with a view to the pool. I really enjoyed it.

Its a good place and nearby the famous locations such as pub street/night market/National Museum. The staffs are helpful, kind and friendly. Its a bit quite place. There’s minimal cons such as no water heater (showering) but its fine. No hair conditioner too. Maybe you can consider?😁 Its a great stay! Love the scenery, location and staff.

Great hotel, super breakfast, excellent massages. Highly recommended.

Located about 5 mins in a TukTuk from the nightlife/restaurants which is perfectly fine for Siem Reap (and to be honest a nice peaceful area). Really lovely Cafe which is a THIRD the price of Bar Street area about 5-6 mins walk (RomSai cafe) - amongst others. Hotel is spotless, and the pool is superb. My photo is just a regular iPhone photo - it really is that nice. Staff were absolutely great whenever needed, and our room was well above what you would get for similar and more money in other countries. As stated you’ll need to get into Restaurant area should you wish which is $1.5-$2 a ride and hotel gets a tuktuk whenever so it’s very easy. I’m English, currently living in Philippines, and if this hotel were in Philippines (Palawan, Boracay) it would be far closer to £100 a night. Highly recommended.

Angkor Tempora Boutique was a lovely place to stay at during my stay in Siem Reap. The service was amazing. Such friendly and accommodating staff members. Breakfast was very tasty. There aren't many food options on-site (other than breakfast) but down the road there are some food places. Pub street is also just about a 1$ ride away. A tuktuk driver outside the hotel was able to take me around Angkor wat and between various temples for just 15$. Overall it was a lovely experience and I will stay here again if I come back to Cambodia.

I'd had a brilliant time In Cambodia till this stay. It looked great online but the musty smell, terrible service, poor cleanliness was pretty disappointing after what I'd reviewed the site. From the tardy replies to multiple requests and attempts to contact the hotel, to the lack of basic English from the reception staff the blocked sink, unclean sink and just tired ammenities - it was disappointing. We had paid for the breakfast the next day, expecting it to be like most of those types of resorts - a decent buffet spread. The reality of a dry small set breakfast was unfortunately typical of the stay. I set out the next morning to explore; it does feel a bit out of the way given the other places I'd been lucky enough to stay in. I asked the woman at the front desk to order me a taxi or tuk tuk; she looked at me like I was from Mars...I used my phone's Google Translate ('Taxi or tuk tuk please') and she stared at it bewilderedly for five minutes before calling another staff member who then called a number of different people before informing me it'd be 15 minutes. I was getting more frustrated having waited about 10 minutes by this stage so head to the road and hailed one immediately. My mistake for not doing that from the outset! The staff were friendly - all Cambodians are - and I am no stranger to doing my best to learning what language I can out of respect for the host people - but I just felt that the experience the hotel offered online was vastly different to what I experienced.