Mad Monkey Siem Reap

kylie burton

2 weeks ago

5/5

Amazing staff! From the second I walked in to the second I left they went above and beyond to be helpful and kind. The staff was incredible especially Benny. He was so fun and kind. The beds were really big which was a nice surprise. Wish there were hooks in the dorm rooms to hang towels but it’s not like that took away from my experience just a recommendation to take the hostel from a 10/10 to 11/10.

Lauren McNulty

a month ago

5/5

My friend and I stayed here for 5 days in early July and the experience was amazing. Rooms were nice and laid out well, bathroom was great, and such a nice pool area + bar. The location was superb and really central without being in the middle of pub street (still quiet/local areas around). There were so many tours led by the hostel and loads of fun activities to join too! However, the standout of the entire trip was the staff. From the bartenders to the reception staff to the reps, everyone was amazing. Everyone was so attentive and helpful, but also so much fun and a joy to be around! Daniel and Valentina did an amazing job of making us and everyone around us feel very welcome and we miss them already!! A big thank you to BaBa and all the reception/cleaning staff as well who went above and beyond. Especially Sayon and Benny!!! They were a big highlight of our trip! I could truly write so much more, probably was the best hostel I’ve stayed in. Thank you so much everyone! I am already planning to come back :) And if you need a TukTuk driver, Mr Long is your guy ❤️

Zoo Jack

3 months ago

5/5

Stayed here for almost a week and was one of the best mad monkey expeirences. All the staff where super friendly and helpful and solved every issue. Every night was an event from pub crawls to amazing and unique quizes and bbqs. We made many friends for life and every day felt like being part of a misfit family. There is 2 pools and a big outside area. Rooms are good quality and clean with AC which is a bonus. Overall was a cheap place perfect for backpackers with cheap drinks. Perfect party hostel for siam reap... Would like to give a shoutout to the reps (daniel,hannah,clau) And the staff benny and both the managers who made the whole expeirence perfect.

zeeshan ahmed

3 months ago

5/5

I had a great stay at Mad Monkey Siem Reap. The hotel staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile. The atmosphere was amazing, and the service made my experience even better. A special thank you to the receptionist Sarun, who was exceptionally polite, professional, and helpful throughout my stay. He made me feel very comfortable and went above and beyond to assist whenever needed. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Siem Reap. I would definitely stay here again!

Mady El

2 weeks ago

1/5

⭐ 1/5 — A hostel that claims to be fun and safe, but my experience was the complete opposite. I stayed with Mad Monkey for more than 20 days between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. I spent money there every day on accommodation, food, drinks, tours and activities, and I had generally enjoyed the social atmosphere. Then came my final night in Phnom Penh. Around 4:00 AM, I was talking with people I had been socialising with earlier that night. A woman asked where I was from. When I said Morocco, she started making extremely offensive generalisations about Moroccans, including saying that Moroccans are rapists. Earlier that same evening, she had actually told me that she loved Morocco and wanted to visit. Later, her attitude completely changed. The situation became confrontational. Then a man I had NEVER met before suddenly became involved. He grabbed and twisted my middle finger and DISLOCATED it. I had to put my own finger back into place. And where was the security that was supposed to keep guests safe? The security staff member present was drinking beers with the same group instead of properly de-escalating the situation. I left because I didn't want the situation to continue. I didn't even sleep in my room. I stayed at the bar in front of the hostel waiting to speak with management because I wanted to report what had happened. Later that morning, I returned to speak with the manager, Adrian, but he was away. I then saw the same man who had injured my finger. I was still i