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238 hotels in Siem Reap are listed on Heroes Hotels, with their rating, photos, facilities and how to reach them directly.

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This city in northwestern Cambodia has become the main entry point for visitors to the temples of Angkor, but it is far more than a jumping-off point. Siem Reap itself offers galleries, silk farms, spas and a thriving fo...

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This city in northwestern Cambodia has become the main entry point for visitors to the temples of Angkor, but it is far more than a jumping-off point. Siem Reap itself offers galleries, silk farms, spas and a thriving food scene that draws travellers who want to spend several days in the city itself, not just use it as a base for day trips. The 376 listed accommodations here span hotels, guest houses, resort hotels, bed and breakfasts, lodges, hostels and inns, reflecting the city's appeal to everyone from backpackers to luxury travellers. However, none are directly bookable through Heroes Hotels at present.

The accommodation mix tells you something about Siem Reap's character: 209 hotels dominate, but 70 guest houses, 30 resort hotels and smaller numbers of other types mean independent travellers and those seeking a more intimate stay have genuine options. The city attracts families visiting the temples, couples seeking spa treatments and cultural experiences, groups of friends on backpacking trips, and anyone drawn to Cambodian art and food. A visitor typically spends time at the Lotus Silk Farm watching lotus flowers become textile, visits the River Gallery to see work by Cambodian artists, eats at one of the many highly-rated restaurants ranging from street food to fine dining, and books a massage at one of the city's wellness centres.

Where to stay

Siem Reap's 376 accommodations break down as 209 hotels, 70 guest houses, 30 resort hotels, 13 bed and breakfasts, 12 lodges, 11 hostels, 4 motels and 3 inns. The observed price range across sampled listings runs from 3 to 995 US dollars.

Best for

  • temple tourism and Angkor exploration
  • spa and wellness retreats
  • Cambodian food and dining
  • independent and budget travel

Read the regional guide: Siem Reap and the Angkor temples

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13/10/2026 → 14/10/2026 · 1 night(s)

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Things to do in Siem Reap

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The River Gallery

The River Gallery

5.0

Museums & galleries 362 reviews

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The River Gallery

Museums & galleries 5.0/5 on Google

A small gallery in Siem Reap showing paintings by Cambodian artists, ranging from established names to those exhibiting for the first time. Visitors describe it as compact rather than sprawling, with original pieces and prints available across a range of price points, giving the space a working-gallery feel rather than a museum-style display. Part of the appeal is the story behind the art itself, with several works reflecting the artists' own perspectives on Cambodia's past.

Guests consistently mention the quality and atmosphere as standing apart from the artwork sold around the night market and Pub Street area, calling it a more serious stop for anyone actually interested in buying local art. The staff come up often and favourably, with one visitor naming a guide, Julia, whose explanations of individual paintings were described as bringing the work to life. Reviewers also note that a portion of sales revenue goes toward supporting art education for students, which several found meaningful rather than incidental to the visit. No real complaints or caveats surface in the reviews, though its small size is mentioned as a fact rather than a flaw.

The gallery is closed Mondays and Tuesdays, open Wednesday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. It suits travellers with an interest in contemporary Cambodian art, whether browsing or looking to buy an original piece or print, and works well as a quieter counterpoint to the temple circuit. Given the small footprint, a visit tends to be short, but those keen on hearing about individual works should allow time to talk with staff rather than just walk through.

  • Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 362 travellers on Google
Directions 061 450 862 Hotels nearby Google Maps
Aum Yoga Center, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Aum Yoga Center, Siem Reap, Cambodia

5.0

Sport & fitness 212 reviews

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Aum Yoga Center, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Sport & fitness 5.0/5 on Google

Aum Yoga Center sits on the grounds of Angkor Grace in Siem Reap and offers a full studio setup rather than a single yoga room: showers, lockers, a bathroom, drinking water, books and sofas for lingering before or after class. The schedule runs across styles — Hatha, Vinyasa, aerial yoga, aqua yoga and sound-focused sessions that use crystal bowls, chanting or a teacher's voice during shavasana, sometimes from hammocks. The space itself is designed around greenery and natural materials, giving it a calmer, more resort-like feel than a typical studio.

Visitors consistently single out two things: the cleanliness of the facility, down to guests noting their feet stay clean after barefoot practice, and the quality of the teachers, described repeatedly as professional, attentive and patient with beginners. The aerial yoga class comes up often, with newcomers saying the instructors make the inversions feel manageable rather than intimidating. Several guests who took daily morning classes during their stay describe the routine as genuinely energizing, and one mentions considering relocating to Siem Reap partly because of the center. No complaints or caveats surface in the reviews gathered here.

It is open daily from 7:30 in the morning to 7 in the evening, which allows for an early class before sightseeing or a later one to unwind. Given the range of styles offered, it suits both regular practitioners looking to keep a routine going while travelling and first-timers curious about aerial or aqua yoga in a low-pressure setting. Reviewers who attended multiple sessions in a single week suggest it rewards repeat visits rather than a single drop-in, so travellers with a few days in Siem Reap are likely to get the most out of it.

  • Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 212 travellers on Google
Directions 012 508 218 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps
Lotus Silk Farm

Lotus Silk Farm

4.9

Sights 3,860 reviews

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Lotus Silk Farm

Sights 4.9/5 on Google

Lotus Silk Farm is a small working farm and workshop space on the outskirts of Siem Reap, where lotus flowers are grown and processed into silk thread, textiles and other products. Visitors can join a guided farm tour to see how every part of the lotus plant is used, followed by a boat ride out onto the adjoining lotus lake. There is also a shop selling scarves and other lotus-based goods, and a small restaurant serving lotus tea and lotus ice cream with views over the water.

Guests consistently describe it as one of the more memorable stops in Siem Reap, praising the warmth of the women who run the workshops and demonstrate the thread-making and dyeing process by hand. The combination of the farm tour and the boat ride through the lotus lake comes up again and again as the part worth doing in full, with several visitors noting they were given a welcome drink, local snacks, or even a handmade lotus bouquet or hat during their visit. No significant complaints appear in the reviews, though most guests mention the experience works best when both the land tour and the boat ride are booked together rather than just one.

The farm is open daily from 8am to 6pm, and a shorter option such as a 1.5-hour workshop or a low-cost basic tour is available alongside the fuller farm-and-boat combination. It suits travellers interested in craft, textiles or rural life around Siem Reap rather than those looking for a quick photo stop, since the appeal lies in the guided explanation and the slower pace of the boat ride. Anyone planning to eat at the on-site restaurant or shop for scarves afterwards should allow extra time beyond the tour itself.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 3,860 travellers on Google
Directions 092 529 001 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps
Mesa - Restaurant

Mesa - Restaurant

4.9

Restaurants 3,788 reviews

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Mesa - Restaurant

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

Mesa sits right on Pub Street in Siem Reap, serving Cambodian food to a steady stream of visitors from late morning until midnight, seven days a week. The menu runs through familiar Khmer dishes alongside more adventurous options, from sweet and sour chicken stir fry and beef cheeks to roasted duck with curry and, for the curious, crocodile meat served in small tasting portions before you commit to a full order. Meals typically arrive with small extras that guests did not order but remember afterward — lemongrass or pomegranate tea, watermelon with dried fish flakes, banana chips, or a Cambodian pumpkin dessert offered on the house.

Reviewers return again and again to the service rather than any single dish, naming individual waitstaff who explained menus, steered orders around allergies, and suggested tasters for unfamiliar items like crocodile. Despite the Pub Street location, several guests specifically note that it did not feel like a tourist trap, crediting genuine attentiveness over a scripted routine. The one recurring caveat comes from diners less familiar with Cambodian cuisine, who rated the food itself a notch below the service — a reminder that this is a kitchen rooted in local flavors rather than international crowd-pleasing.

Given the location and the volume of praise, expect a lively, touristy stretch of street outside and a fairly full house inside, so evenings may mean a short wait despite the long opening hours. It suits travelers who want an introduction to Khmer dishes with guidance from the staff rather than a self-service buffet approach, and those who value being looked after as much as what lands on the table. Groups and diners with allergies or dietary restrictions appear well accommodated based on repeated mentions.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 3,788 travellers on Google
Directions 069 389 966 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps
HAVEN

HAVEN

4.9

Restaurants 2,738 reviews

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HAVEN

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

HAVEN is a garden restaurant on Chocolate Road in Siem Reap, open daily except Monday from 10am to 10pm. It operates as a training restaurant, giving disadvantaged young adults hands-on experience in hospitality, and the owners are frequently on site, often stopping by tables to chat with guests. The menu runs from curries to salads to vegan options, alongside cocktails and coffee, served in a leafy, relaxed setting that guests describe as an oasis from the streets outside.

Reviews are strikingly consistent: visitors praise the food quality across multiple dishes, from the fish to a vegan carrot cake to a beef salad described as beautifully plated, and several mention returning more than once, including one group of twenty who noted every dish arrived together and on time. Service is repeatedly called warm and attentive, with more than one reviewer describing staff handling a problem, such as a payment issue, calmly and helpfully. The training-restaurant concept is mentioned often and clearly adds to the experience for many diners, who say knowing the purpose behind the place makes the meal feel more worthwhile.

Given the volume and consistency of praise, HAVEN suits travellers looking for a relaxed sit-down meal rather than a quick bite, including groups, couples, and anyone wanting vegan or vegetarian choices alongside more standard dishes. It is closed on Mondays, so plan around that, and the garden setting makes it a good lunch stop if you are already exploring the area rather than a destination requiring a special detour, though several guests treat it as exactly that.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 2,738 travellers on Google
Directions 078 342 404 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps
Wild

Wild

4.9

Restaurants 2,212 reviews

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Wild

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

A restaurant in the Wat Damnak area of Siem Reap built around a single idea: spring rolls, both fresh rice-paper rolls and deep-fried versions, done in a range of creative combinations rather than the standard version found around town. The menu extends to cocktails and mocktails, a vegetarian selection, and desserts such as banana spring rolls, all served in a space with attentive decor and a cosy, relaxed atmosphere. Card and Google Pay are accepted, a small but useful detail in a city where cash is often expected.

Reviewers are consistently enthusiastic, with names like Monsoon Rainbow, King Jayavarman and Mama Mia coming up as favourites among the fresh and fried rolls, and several guests recommend ordering one of each style to compare textures. The service is repeatedly described as warm, professional and fast, with staff singled out for genuine hospitality rather than routine politeness. More than one visitor mentions returning multiple times during a short stay, or wishing they had, and dishes are noted for traditional Khmer touches beneath the inventive presentation. No significant complaints appear in the feedback, though the narrow focus on spring rolls means diners looking for a broader Khmer menu may want to check the offerings beforehand.

Open daily from late morning until late evening, Wild suits couples looking for a relaxed dinner, spring roll enthusiasts, and travellers who want a vegetarian-friendly option without sacrificing flavour. Given the popularity reflected in the review volume, arriving a little ahead of peak dinner hours is a sensible precaution for those without a reservation.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 2,212 travellers on Google
Directions 099 360 579 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps
Relax Spa​

Relax Spa​

4.9

Spa & wellness 1,811 reviews

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Relax Spa​

Spa & wellness 4.9/5 on Google

Relax Spa sits right next to the Park Hyatt in central Siem Reap, offering massage and body treatments in private rooms. Visitors mention a welcome of tea on arrival, a cold towel and refreshment before treatments, and a hot beverage plus fresh mango afterward. Massage oils come in a choice of scents, including lemongrass, and the facility itself is described as clean, spacious and well air-conditioned. Options mentioned by guests include shoulder, back, neck and head massages, foot massages, full body massages, and couples sessions.

Reviews are consistently positive and repeatedly note steady, well-judged pressure from therapists held for the full duration, friendly and professional staff, and a calm, comfortable atmosphere that some guests connect to Khmer and Buddhist sensibilities. Several reviewers highlight promotional discounts, including a 50% off deal that made longer sessions, such as a two-hour massage, feel like good value. A couple of guests mention personal touches, such as staff arranging a small birthday surprise. No significant complaints appear across the reviews, though the frequent mention of time-limited promotions suggests standard rates may differ from what some visitors paid.

The spa is open daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM, making it workable for an evening treatment after a day at the temples or a pre-dinner stop given its Central Park location. Given its popularity and the mentions of discounted packages, it is worth asking about current promotions when booking, and reserving ahead if you want a specific time slot or a couples room. It suits travellers wanting a straightforward, comfortable massage experience in a convenient, easy-to-find location rather than a resort-style wellness retreat.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 1,811 travellers on Google
Directions 078 335 573 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps
Fellini Siem Reap

Fellini Siem Reap

4.9

Restaurants 1,461 reviews

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Fellini Siem Reap

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

An Italian restaurant on Bamboo Street in Siem Reap, serving pizza and pasta alongside a full separate vegan menu, with cocktails and dessert also on offer. The setting is elegant and relaxing enough to be remembered for the atmosphere as much as the food, and it is open daily from late morning into the evening.

Guests are consistently enthusiastic, with a very high volume of reviews backing up the praise. Pizza and pasta dishes such as papardelle come up repeatedly as fresh and well presented, and the vegan menu is singled out more than once as unexpectedly extensive and well executed. Service is a recurring theme too, with individual staff members and managers thanked by name for attentiveness, including small touches like a complimentary birthday dessert or keeping a toddler entertained at the table. Several visitors mention returning more than once during a single stay in Siem Reap, and more than one comparison is made favourably against actual restaurants in Italy. No significant complaints or caveats appear in the feedback.

Given how often repeat visits are mentioned, arriving without a reservation on a busy evening could mean a wait, so booking ahead for dinner is worth considering. It suits couples, families with children, and anyone travelling with dietary restrictions, given the dedicated vegan options. The combination of Western comfort food, wine and cocktails, and attentive service makes it a reasonable choice for a night that steps away from Khmer cuisine, whether for a casual meal or something closer to a celebration.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 1,461 travellers on Google
Directions 061 448 899 Website Hotels nearby Google Maps

Hotels near the landmarks of Siem Reap

Hotels near Pub Street Hotels near Phsar Leu Thom Tmey Hotels near Lotus Silk Farm Hotels near Mesa - Restaurant Hotels near Royal Independence Gardens Hotels near The Living Arts Village by Artisans Angkor Hotels near HAVEN Hotels near Made in Cambodia Market Hotels near Wild Hotels near Relax Spa​ Hotels near Fellini Siem Reap Hotels near The Bean Embassy Roastery & Specialty Coffee

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Can I pay cash on arrival in Siem Reap?
Yes. Every hotel bookable here takes cash at the desk, and paying online by card is offered as well — you choose at the last step. If you pick cash, nothing at all is taken from you when you book: no deposit, no card number, no pre-authorisation. You simply settle the full amount at reception when you check in, in dollars or riel. If you prefer to arrive with everything already paid, the card option charges you once, at the hotel's own rate, and your confirmation then shows the stay as settled.
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