Tara Angkor Hotel

Exvellant hotel in an ideal location. Has friendly and welcoming staff. The hotel is lovely with with a good sized pool and sun lunging area and bar. The rooms are nice and comfy whilst having plenty of space. There is a great breakfast buffet and restaurant with a good range of local and western food if your feeling advaneturous. There is also a chilled out evening lounge for drinks. A great value hotel on a short way for the main sights. Also only a 20 min stroll from pub street to burn off a few holiday calories.

We stayed here 3 nights. I wish we could have stayed longer. The pool was warm and refreshing. The bed was comfortable and the room clean. The breakfast was delicious and the staff friendly.

The hotel staff are all so nice and helpful and do such a wonderful job. They are all very respectful and always do their best. The gym is well equipped with all your needs. Breakfast was the best one he had on our two week long tour. The rooms are very large the bed even larger! Rooms are spotlessly clean. Location is great close to temples, a bank, seven eleven and a pharmacy within walking distance distance.

Stayed in hotel for 3 days, I st class, staff excellent, a big thank you to the staff who served breakfast. Especially Tola, he is a kind and thoughtful gentleman, and a credit to your hotel,you should be proud to have him work for you, he was well mannered, and made the stay even more enjoyable. Thank you Tola Regards Andrew

Reception on arrival was welcoming, with check in procedures dealt with quickly and efficiently. Staff efficiency and courtesy continued to be expressed for the entire four days stayed here. Hotel also provides for local tour arrangements for those wishing to avail themselves of this and would absolutely recommend if not already pre-arranged, as thew area of sight seeing is huge. Room was very large, containing a king-sized bed with a very firm mattress. Also had bedside cabinets, a large wardrobe, table with two chairs, at which one can work from. Also had an electric jug and small refrigerator that also acted as a mini bar. A flat screen television provided a variety of local channels. CNN though is the only English-speaking channel available. One bonus was the large number of power sockets available, including one which enabled recharging of e equipment to occur. Bathroom was of a good size, with a very good shower over bath, that had great water pressure, as well as plentiful (very) hot water. Wonderfully (in my personal opinion), it also had face cloths. Bench space was small but adequate. Excellent free Wi-fi. Has an on-premises restaurant, which had a good variety of Asian and Western options at reasonable prices.

We were on a 3-week tour of Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand (6 hotels). This hotel was really nice with a decent room that had a pretty tropical view of trees and foliage. Good storage space. The bathroom was nice but quite small. It was the only hotel that had a bathtub, rather than a walk-in shower that we prefer. The breakfast was average with not as good a selection as other hotels. The closed in dining area was not particularly attractive. The adjacent courtyard dining area was pretty and much nicer but it was hard to negotiate the doors from the buffet area whilst carrying food. They were kept closed with no automatic door openers. There is a lovely, pretty pool area with chair-side food and drink service and it was the first hotel where we had time to actually enjoy it. However, it was not very accessible. You had to go down a spiral staircase which was slippery when wet, as it was marble, then walk up steps to the pool. Very odd. There were also more steps into the washrooms. There was a nice, cosy bar off the ground floor courtyard. The other problem for us was the hotel location. It was not really walking distance into the town of Siem Reap. We took tuk tuks which are quite cheap but it would have been nicer to have been closer to town. There really wasn't much to see around the hotel, although there was a pharmacy and a large supermarket nearby and it wasn't too far from the local museum.

Sadly this hotel did not live up to our expectations and the reviews read pre booking . Basic rooms needing TLC but we did have comfortable bed. Whilst a great pool area , disappointingly it loses sunlight after 3pm in December due to the positioning of the pool which is next to the 4 storey hotel building. Breakfast was ok, coffee was terrible. The Christmas dinner was done well - thank you for a lovely evening and the surprise visit from Santa. The staff were pleasant and accommodating. Overall , I would not recommend this hotel.

The Tara Angkor is a great place to stay in Siem Reap it is central to great places to eat and walking distance to supermarkets, museums etc. The staff were fantastic with no request to small and great you either a smile each day. The facilities are very good with a pool and great bar etc , rooms were clean and up to date with the biggest bed ever. Best thing was the staff i think.

Lovely looking hotel with dark wood features, every staff member we came across couldnt do enough to help, nice pool area, and just 10 mins from Pub Street in a tuk tuk which costs 3 usd, breakfast is lovely, we were told on arrival we had been upgraded from superior rooms to deluxe which was a lovely touch, and given a later check out for free. Highly recommend!

Great hotel in Siem Reap, nice quiet location, but only a Tuk Tuk ride to downtown. Swimming pool area large,and plenty of sunbeds and towels. Room large with a massive bed and super clean. Buffett breakfast good lots of choice for everyone but does get very busy. Staff really friendly, but if you book your own Tuk tuk, on the Grab app, the tuk tuk guys outside the hotel can be a bit rude, but tbh the app is better secure and you agree and pay via the app.