Hotels near Wat Chowk, Siem Reap

Service: The service was excellent. The front desk and restaurant staff spoke very good English and were very accommodating. Facilities: The room was pretty much as pictured. There's a pool and breakfast is included, which is semi-buffet style and quite good. Cleanliness: The only downside was the number of mosquitoes, but that's pretty common in Southeast Asia, so considering everything, it's really good value for money.

Very friendly and welcoming French owners. Clean and comfortable room, with coffee and tea provided. About a 10-minute motorbike ride to Pub Street. A great place to stay, highly recommended

Very nice hotel, great service, good location, and good food in my opinion. The only downside is that the view from the ground floor terrace is a bit awkward in some rooms. But overall, it's a highly recommendable hotel.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. The property was quiet and clean, and the service staff were consistently friendly and helpful. It’s about a 10-minute walk to Pub Street, which is convenient, though there are only a few restaurants within a 5-minute walking distance. The only downside was that the bathtub plug wasn’t working, which made the tub unusable. Aside from that, everything else was comfortable, and I genuinely enjoyed my time here.

I was looking for a hotel in Siem Reap for my elderly relatives, and honestly, there were so many options it was overwhelming. I wanted something within walking distance of Pub Street for convenience, but also worried about noise disturbing their rest. I also preferred to avoid overly trendy hotels popular with a lot of Chinese tourists. After much deliberation, I chose this one and booked it for four consecutive nights. Overall, I'm quite satisfied! For the first two days, which were around Chinese New Year, I didn't see a single Asian guest at the hotel or at breakfast – it was all Westerners. In the latter two days, I did encounter two or three Chinese families. We booked a room with breakfast, and it was a buffet, which my elders really enjoyed. The menu also varied a bit over the four days. The room looked exactly like the pictures. I'm very bug-averse, so I was relieved that besides mosquitoes, I didn't see any other insects in the room during our stay. The shower had great water pressure and was nice and hot! I've read reviews of other hotels where the water temperature was an issue, so this was a definite plus. My only minor complaint is that my relatives felt the air conditioning wasn't quite strong enough (though I personally thought it was fine). The hotel has a spa, and one day we were tired and thought we'd use it, but when we went, there was no one there and the rooms were dark, which made for a less-than-ideal experience. As for getting to Pub Street, I just took a tuk-tuk for $1 each time, so it was very convenient overall.

The location is good but when I went by tuk tuk they cannot go through because we need to pass by the market. The cleanliness is fine but the toilet is abit old. For the services, they really helpful. Overall it is great the room is super big.

My recent stay at Green Amazon Residence was exceptionally positive. The staff exhibited professionalism and warmth from arrival, ensuring a seamless check-in process. The room's cleanliness and stylish design were noteworthy, complemented by a comfortable bed and a balcony offering a breathtaking view. The hotel's amenities, including the pristine pool area, were first-rate, and the breakfast consistently offered a delicious and diverse selection. Its location proved ideal, providing convenient access to key attractions and excellent dining options. The exceptional attention to detail and genuine hospitality created a truly memorable experience. I wholeheartedly recommend Green Amazon Residence and plan to return. My sincere appreciation to Vanny, Mr. Paul, and Mr. Lucky.

As someone who travels to Siem Reap often, I’ve learned that great online photos can be misleading. However, this hotel is the real deal—the rooms and facilities are exactly as pictured, if not better. After a nightmare experience at a different hotel near Pub Street, I moved here for my last night and immediately felt the difference. For under $50, the value is incredible. My room was spacious with a great balcony and a large, clean bathroom. The pool area is spotless and very inviting. Though I was in a rush and missed breakfast, the poolside restaurant looked lovely and compact. I especially appreciated the fresh fruit waiting in the room. This is officially my new home base in Siem Reap!

You can tell this hotel was once very nice. Unfortunately things have started to show wear and tear. The furniture in the lobby was older with very noticeable stains. The room itself was good. My only complaint about the room was the plug for the bed was in the middle of the headboard at pillow level and had a light switch next to the plug. This kept me from being able to plug my phone charger in at the bed because it was too wide and hit the switch. Also, if I was not careful and hit the switch while rolling over at night, the lights would come on and be very bright. I did order a massage through the hotel which they outsource. The first lady did not want to massage me as I am a larger guy, so I had to wait an additional ~10 minutes for the replacement to get there. The last complaint I have is that I purchased a pool view room and the trees and plants have grown up so high 90% of the view is blocked. Pros: The staff is very friendly and helpful. The location is good. Main parts of the city are walkable (Less than 30 minutes). Plenty of tuktuks if you don't want to walk. While older, the rooms were clean. The hot water was HOT.

A decent budget hotel for unpretentious travelers. The room was a bit tired, but it had a kettle and a fridge. The breakfasts were good with a choice of several dishes. There's a small, clean pool. The rooftop terrace offers stunning sunset views. Our room wasn't cleaned once in 3 days, but we didn't ask for it to be. The hotel offers a tuk-tuk service with a driver for a full day of temple hopping in Siem Reap for $15, which we took advantage of. They also sell bus tickets to other cities. It's about a 7-minute walk from the hotel to the night market, where you can shop and find good food. We really liked Siem Reap, despite the extreme heat of +36°C.