Baby Elephant Boutique Hotel

Friendly hotel, staff very welcoming and helpful. The menu had good variety, and lots of options, including vegan/vegetarian. Loved the eco-friendliness of the hotel. Spa attached, great mani-pedi!

A beautiful, quiet location with a lovely bar and pool.

Nothing- all fantastic

The staff are great. Food is pretty good.

It's quite dirty and basic maintenance is not being done.

The pool and the staff

Internet pictures need updating experience did not match what is actual. Road in was not great for pedestrians, room was sold as best but had no aspect was very hot and dark and dogs barking across hall middle of the night was disturbing. Breakfast was just ok and the barista needs a few lessons in coffee making especially with the right equipment it should be better.

The staff were delightful and extremely helpful. Breakfast was outstanding, as was the evening meal! All in all a wonderful find.

Nothing

it is hidden in a small side street, which creates a very calm and relaxed atmosphere. the staff was very kind and helpful to accommodate all our wishes.

Very nice and helpful staff. They sent a tuk tuk to pick us up at the airport. The room was very clean and comfortable. Nice shower. Good welcome drink. Very nice and welcome pool and after a hot day of tour.

The air conditioning did not work as well as we would have liked, it took a long time to cool the room. Given Cambodia's heat, that makes a difference. Breakfast is not varied, but delicious.

Stayed at Baby Elephant for 3 nights and we adored it. From being picked up at the airport by a wonderful member of staff to the gorgeous space (complete with a lovely salt water pool and a courtyard space for hanging out) and the brilliant location (a short tuk tuk ride to Angkor Wot and walkable distance to many places to eat and drink) it was the perfect place for a stay in Siem Reap. The chance to play with Happy, the hotel’s resident dog, was a bonus! Daily yoga classes were a fantastic way to stretch out and calm down after a day out visiting the temples. We will return if we ever come back to town.