Angkor Pearl Hotel

Pro: cleanish room, they use stained bedding, clean, but stained. Room fridge. Cons: wifi doesn't work. Breakfast is 6-10, if you go 6-7 or 9-10 there will be no food, and staff won't assist. Go between 7-9 and they can't stick the food fast enough, so again, no food. TV doesn't work. AC barely works. Hot water doesn't work. Booked a tour through the hotel, they promised it was good. It was the worst tour I've ever been on. When we complained they tried to tell us we didn't book at the hotel. They basically ruined my birthday. Never restocked toiletries, and ignored room signs. Business center was a joke too, no SD card slot. Rock hard, DIRTY mattresses.

Had a bit of a mix up on my reservation when checking in. We were given a room with two beds instead of the king that I booked in advance. Was told there were no other rooms and I had to stay there two nights before I could get my booked room. I insisted that I wanted the room I booked and was after a few minutes shown to another room on the second floor that matched my booking. They apologized but I wasn't too happy I was given the wrong room in the first place. The room was comfy, although I found it too dark. There weren't enough power plug points so we had to unplug lamps to charge phones and that made the room even darker at night. Could have used a stand lamp or something. The fluorescent lamp at the TV was an eyesore. The lock to the bathroom door broke so the door wouldn't close without being latched from inside. The closet was quite old and small. Looked like something I had in mind college, but smaller. The air conditioning was poor so it took very long to cool the room, especially since power was cut off every time you pulled the key out of the slot by the door. And the feet mat by the bathroom door was kinda disgusting. The pillows were really hard so I didn't sleep well the first night then got used to it. Anyway, breakfast was okay and simple, and the staff were very friendly. The walk to Pub Street was a bit longish, but I didn't mind because there are many cheap and good restaurants around, compared to those expensive and tasteless food they serve near Pub St.

Great helpful staff. Good happy hour. Decent breakfast.

What a beautiful yet economic hotel, I was very impressed with everything that this hotel provided, especially for the price point. My room itself was beautiful and immaculate, however one downside is that I found the WiFi did not work very well for my entire stay in my room, it did work in the lobby no problem, but not in my room. If you need a cheap but beautiful place to stay, look no further than the Angkor Pearl.

The best thing of this hotel is the staffs! Room is spacious, good hot water pressure, clean room with Cols air con, fridge, tv, safe, hair dryer.

old hotel. aircon didn't cool room. mosquitos were in room when we arrived, had to spray repellent. Hotel forgot to pick us up at airport which was included in room rate. Hotel forgot to schedule private tour guide even with confirmation. We didn't try breakfast. Hotel was close to center of shopping in good location.

friendly staff and clean room

The room had a good size, all the furniture a bit old but it is ok. Shower was good and the breakfast fair. Overall, it is a fair price and the location is really good: close to everything, but not enough so we cam hear the noise from Pub Street!!

The staff was very helpful. Location is good. It's a 10min walk to city center. Rooms were a good size. The wifi worked fine. Breakfast is good and plentiful. However, Coffee was always cold. There is a laundry place just across the street. It's 1$usd per kilo. Great price and excellent service! Note: Everyone in Cambodia uses usd$, do not bother with getting riels.

My opinion is tainted as the Driver they booked me for Angkor Wat ripped me off. It started when I booked a driver at the Hotel. I paid over the usual rate $40 to get a reliable hotel driver. They short change me by $10 I didn't notice but a junior staff member pointed it out. Cut long story short at Angkor Wat driver disappears. I wait an extra hour he doesn't show. A local helped me and I got back to Siem Reap. The Hotel itself is okay. Wifi is hopeless, I was supposed to do a Skype call overseas but gave up. In fairness that may be the norm for Siem Reap. The TV remote didn't work and buttons broken on dated TV. Air con was weak. It's not really walking distance to main restaurants and bars as some reviews suggest. I've travelled extensively and it's unusual a Hotel would blatantly rip off a guest so it might just be a rogue staff member but the other items prevent me recommending this place.