★★★·Siem Reap·7.3
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Sihariddh Guesthouse in Siem Reap offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, and a complimentary Asian breakfast featuring local specialties and fresh fruit. Guests benefit from a paid airport shuttle, English‑speaking staff, and a tranquil setting. The property’s comfort, attentive service, and convenient location near Angkor Wat make it a top choice.
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The house sits in a quiet neighbourhood and the owners are welcoming and lovely. The room is quite large, with a big bathroom. It’s close to a local market that isn’t very touristy. The air conditioning was a bit wiggy.
Darren·5 bulan lalu
A gorgeous little guesthouse run by a truly friendly and kind family. I absolutely loved our stay here—the house, patio, and the village it sits in are all lovely, full of color and character. It’s a short walk from charming restaurants and very convenient for Angkor. The family were so kind, and the abundance of local cats and birds was a wonderful bonus. I would recommend it as a great base for exploring the beautiful area of Siem Reap.
Kate·5 bulan lalu
It was quiet and felt like a turn‑key Cambodian family. The kitties were fun and friendly to play with. There was no hot water. I understand the security, but the gate was locked in the morning; calling might help, but a smart lock with changeable codes would be great for everyone (except thieves).
Mathew·5 bulan lalu
Nothing! I do not recommend this guesthouse in a private home. It was a disaster! I was disappointed with everything! The owner tried to scam me and convince me I hadn’t paid for the room. I asked for the security camera footage and it turned out I had paid $16 for two nights. I was only there for one night and a few hours because I had to fly to Siem Reap airport at 6:00 PM. The owner wanted to make more money and canceled my one‑night reservation. My wife is Khmer, and my daughter was born in Cambodia. I’ve lived in Cambodia for many years, and it’s very sad. I know that when Khmers see a European tourist, they look for a way to cheat, rob, and exploit them. To Khmers, Europeans are walking ATMs, nothing more. They are polite and kind when they see a European, but only because they see it as a benefit and a good deal. The room was in terrible condition; there was no water in the sink faucet, no trash can in the room or bathroom, and the shower hose was leaking. There was no privacy, as it was a private home belonging to a Khmer family. When you opened the door, the owner's son and his friends were playing video games. It was a complete disaster! Avoid this place! I don't recommend it! The neighbourhood isn't very attractive either; you have to be careful at night, too far from the city centre and the N6.
Norbert·6 bulan lalu
The owner’s personality was very good. Around there were chickens, geese, and cats, creating a peaceful atmosphere that healed my heart. For this price and these facilities I was satisfied. The room was spacious, but the location was a little confusing; I got lost several times. The map app was essential.
Miki·7 bulan lalu