Where to Stay in Siem Reap

Where to Stay in Siem Reap

Your guide to the best areas and accommodation types

Siem Reap unfurls along the river and the road to the temples. Stay near the old market for walkable restaurants and nightlife. Head south of the water for quieter, leafier streets. Balance matters. You want convenience for dinner. But you also need proximity for dawn temple runs.

Basic guesthouses are everywhere. Mid-range hotels with pools and breakfast dominate. Luxury means colonial-era properties or garden villas tucked away from the noise.

Budget
8-25 USD per night for guesthouses with fans and hostel dormitories
Mid-Range
35-85 USD per night for hotels featuring air conditioning, swimming pools, and included breakfast
Luxury
120-300 USD per night for international brand resorts, boutique villas, and historic landmark hotels

Where to Stay in Siem Reap

Hand-picked hotels across price tiers for every visitor.

Our Top Picks

The highest-rated hotel in each price range, selected from all neighborhoods.

Top Pick: Central Market Area
Budget VPlus Hotel
9.7/10 1362 reviews
From $6/night

"Good location, friendly staff, there's a decent food menu and bar, small swimmin…"

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Top Pick: Central Market Area
Mid Range Viroth's Hotel
9.8/10 48 reviews
From $165/night

"The hotel is one to remember, since the check -in, with the super yummy tea and…"

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Top Pick: Central Market Area
9.4/10 42 reviews
From $200/night

"I would like thank you FCC Angkor staff have a friendly service and they have a…"

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Best Areas to Stay

Each neighborhood has its own character. Find the one that matches your travel style.

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Central Market Area
Budget to Mid-range

The dense, beating heart of Siem Reap. Streets radiate from Psar Chas, the old market, packed with budget eateries, tour operators, and souvenir stalls. Tuk-tuks buzz constantly. Music spills from doorways. The air hangs thick and humid.

First-time visitors Solo travelers Budget travelers Nightlife seekers
  • ✓ Walking distance to most restaurants and bars
  • ✓ Highest density of cheap eats and massages
  • ✓ Easy to find transport like tuk-tuks
  • ✓ Lively street scenes day and night
  • ✗ Can be noisy well past midnight
  • ✗ Sidewalks are often cluttered and uneven
  • ✗ Feels tourist-centric and less local
  • ✗ Limited green space or quiet corners
Recommended places to stay in Central Market Area
Budget VPlus Hotel
9.7/10 1362 reviews
From $6/night

"Good location, friendly staff, there's a decent food menu and bar, small swimmin…"

Outdoor swimming pool Spa Parking Luggage storage
Mid Range Viroth's Hotel
9.8/10 48 reviews
From $165/night

"The hotel is one to remember, since the check -in, with the super yummy tea and…"

Sunbathing area Outdoor swimming pool Spa Massage room
9.4/10 42 reviews
From $200/night

"I would like thank you FCC Angkor staff have a friendly service and they have a…"

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9.7/10 101 reviews
From $96/night

"I stayed here alone. But two hotel staff members asked me in surprise, "Are you…"

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9.7/10 60 reviews
From $120/night

"The room was clean and beautifully decorated, the food and drinks were so fresh…"

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Wat Damnak Area
Mid-range to Luxury

A more residential and leafy district south of the river, centered around the quiet pagoda grounds. Frangipani and charcoal fill the air. Monks chant. Bicycles whir past. It feels removed.

Couples Food enthusiasts Travelers seeking calm
  • ✓ Quiet, tree-lined streets good for walking
  • ✓ Home to several acclaimed restaurants and cafes
  • ✓ Close to the Royal Gardens and river
  • ✓ Feels more authentically local
  • ✗ A 15-20 minute walk to the central market
  • ✗ Fewer late-night dining options
  • ✗ Limited shopping and tour desks directly on the street
Recommended places to stay in Wat Damnak Area
9.7/10 56 reviews
From $63/night

"We stayed at Eightfold for four nights and can highly recommend it for families.…"

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Mid Range Shinta Mani Angkor
9.6/10 80 reviews
From $174/night

"Beautiful hotel, very sophisticated, great location, great pool, very friendly s…"

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8.9/10 43 reviews
From $234/night

"A hotel that is so low-key that it is almost ignored Unlike Park Hyatt, which i…"

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Budget Koulen Hotel
9.6/10 68 reviews
From $64/night

"Clean and big room. Staff are friendly and helpful. Prepared breakfast for us wh…"

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Budget The Urban
9.6/10 57 reviews
From $31/night

"I love everything about this hotel. There's a restaurant also which serves the…"

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Road to Angkor
Mid-range to Luxury

The long, straight avenue leading north from the city towards the temple complex. The landscape shifts from urban to semi-rural. Wet earth replaces exhaust fumes. Bird calls replace motorbikes.

Temple enthusiasts Early risers for sunrise tours Travelers preferring resort-style stays
  • ✓ Closest proximity to Angkor Wat's ticket gate
  • ✓ Easier to beat the crowds for sunrise visits
  • ✓ Often larger resort properties with extensive grounds
  • ✓ Quieter at night
  • ✗ Requires tuk-tuk or taxi to reach downtown restaurants
  • ✗ Limited immediate dining beyond hotel restaurants
  • ✗ Less street life and local immersion
Recommended places to stay in Road to Angkor
9.1/10 94 reviews
From $22/night

"Very cozy hotel, surprisingly quiet place, clean beds and rooms, delicious break…"

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Mid Range Templation Hotel
9.5/10 82 reviews
From $131/night

"We stayed at Templation Hotel end of Sep for a trip to Angkor Wat. The hotel was…"

Sunbathing area Outdoor swimming pool Spa Massage room
9.6/10 47 reviews
From $24/night

"I stayed in the King Deluxe room type. During the New Year's Day, the room fee +…"

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9.5/10 1722 reviews
From $27/night

"One of the standout features of my stay was the impressive poolside area. The la…"

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9.5/10 332 reviews
From $4/night

"The best homestay I've ever stayed in. Facilities: Very complete and thoughtful…"

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Krous Village
Mid-range to Luxury

West of the airport road, a fast-developing zone spreads across wide, new avenues lined with large-scale hotel projects. The feel is modern and planned. Construction rumbles in the distance. Skip this for charm.

Families Conference travelers Those seeking modern facilities
  • ✓ Newer infrastructure and wider roads
  • ✓ Many large hotels with extensive family facilities
  • ✓ Quieter than the downtown core
  • ✓ Close to the airport for arrivals and departures
  • ✗ Far from the historic center and local markets
  • ✗ Limited independent restaurants in immediate vicinity
  • ✗ Lacks the traditional charm of older districts
  • ✗ Feels somewhat isolated without transport
Recommended places to stay in Krous Village
9.5/10 144 reviews
From $14/night

"Beautiful place, standout breakfast, friendly staff, the rooms with balcony and f…"

Outdoor swimming pool Horse riding Spa Parking
9.5/10 282 reviews
From $87/night

"We spent a few days at The Embassy Angkor and we're happy to share our experienc…"

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9.5/10 121 reviews
From $20/night

"Excellent stay! The service was outstanding, staff were very friendly, attentive,…"

Sunbathing area Pool Horse riding Spa
9.5/10 113 reviews
From $66/night

"Very good hotel. Breakfast is good - but there are only very limited things on t…"

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9.5/10 95 reviews
From $12/night

"The best selling point of this hotel is it's high standard customer service and…"

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French Quarter
Luxury

Near the Royal Residence, an elegant grid of streets holds colonial-era villas converted into upscale hotels and galleries. The atmosphere is stately and quiet. Rain trees cast deep shade. Polished wood scents the air. Worth it.

History lovers Couples Luxury travelers
  • ✓ Architectural charm and historic ambiance
  • ✓ Very peaceful and secure streets
  • ✓ Close to the Royal Gardens and some fine dining
  • ✓ Feels like a step back in time
  • ✗ The furthest area from the busy market and Pub Street
  • ✗ Dining and shopping options are more limited and upscale
  • ✗ Few budget accommodation choices exist here
Recommended places to stay in French Quarter
9.5/10 86 reviews
From $13/night

"Value for money is perfect. Room was not cleaned for three days in row, stuff cl…"

Hiking Private parking Luggage storage Restaurant
9.5/10 56 reviews
From $191/night

"Beautiful hotel. Staff was very friendly. They forgot we booked two rooms when w…"

Outdoor swimming pool Horse riding Hiking Spa
9.5/10 58 reviews
From $53/night

"The environment is very good, the garden is beautiful, suitable for taking pictu…"

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Mid Range Anjali by Syphon
9.5/10 33 reviews
From $133/night

"Anjali was perfect. Quiet, restful, and beautiful. The pool is always shaded by…"

Sunbathing area Indoor swimming pool Hiking Spa
9.4/10 306 reviews
From $56/night

"Let's highlight the first word: Value for money. And the second: Emotional value…"

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West Baray
Luxury

Near the vast, ancient reservoir, a large area spreads open and rural. Water birds call across the water. Cool breezes blow. The temples feel close here. Stay here.

Travelers seeking isolation Nature lovers Those with private transport
  • ✓ Tranquil, natural setting away from all city noise
  • ✓ Unique views and access to the West Baray reservoir
  • ✓ Some properties offer direct temple views
  • ✓ A sense of spaciousness and escape
  • ✗ Extremely remote, requiring a vehicle for any outing
  • ✗ Virtually no restaurants or services within walking distance
  • ✗ Limited choice of accommodation overall
Recommended places to stay in West Baray
9.4/10 199 reviews
From $64/night

"Very beautiful and wonderful place. Loved all about it - staff are very professi…"

Sunbathing area Outdoor swimming pool Spa Massage room
9.4/10 44 reviews
From $85/night

"The welcome and customer service at this hotel is fabulous. The staff do everyth…"

Golf course Outdoor swimming pool Sauna Spa
9.4/10 157 reviews
From $21/night

"We have a good experience we are very happy and satisfied. Good environment and…"

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9.4/10 95 reviews
From $41/night

"The hotel was in a very good location with plenty of food outlets, night markets…"

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9.4/10 81 reviews
From $15/night

"Fantastic affordable hotel, The pool was gorgeous and the breakfast was deliciou…"

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Airport Road Corridor
Budget to Mid-range

Along National Road 6, a practical strip connects the airport to the city. It's a zone of transit, convenience, and value. The hum of traffic is constant, punctuated by the roar of arriving jets. Neon signs for hotels and warehouses glow after dark. Sleep and go.

Business travelers Very short layovers Budget-conscious groups Self-drive visitors
  • ✓ Extremely convenient for airport arrivals and departures
  • ✓ Often the best value for money on large, modern rooms
  • ✓ Easy access to main highways for temple tours or trips further afield
  • ✓ Plenty of parking and space for coaches
  • ✗ No traditional charm or walkable local life
  • ✗ Dining is limited to hotel restaurants or a few roadside eateries
  • ✗ Constant road noise can be an issue
  • ✗ Requires transport for everything, including a simple coffee
Recommended places to stay in Airport Road Corridor
9.4/10 69 reviews
From $75/night

"This gorgeous little Paradise is just a few blocks away from downtown. I was sp…"

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9.3/10 42 reviews
From $101/night

"We provide refreshing coconuts and wet towels in the large and spacious car that…"

Outdoor swimming pool Hiking Spa Massage room
9.4/10 57 reviews
From $56/night

"Fantastic place..Fantastic staff friendly, very helpful with Professional man…"

Golf course Outdoor swimming pool Hiking Sauna
9.4/10 46 reviews
From $72/night

"We absolutely loved this hotel. It's a short tuk tuk trip from the old market an…"

Golf course Outdoor swimming pool Sauna Spa
9.4/10 8 reviews
From $22/night

"Stayed here for 3 nights. A quiet area but just a walking distance to the centre…"

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Accommodation Types

From budget-friendly hostels to luxury hotels, here's what's available.

Guesthouses
8-30 USD per night

Small, often family-run lodgings providing basic rooms, sometimes with shared bathrooms, in central locations. Cheap sleeps.

Best for: Budget travelers and backpackers seeking local interaction

Many smaller guesthouses skip major booking sites. Walk in for last-minute deals.
Boutique Hotels
40-150 USD per night

Intimate properties favor strong Khmer or colonial design themes, often built around a courtyard pool.

Best for: Couples and design-conscious travelers wanting character

Direct booking often throws in free airport transfers or spa credits.
Resorts
60-300 USD per night

Large-scale properties sprawl across expansive grounds with multiple pools, restaurants, and shuttle services.

Best for: Families, groups, and travelers preferring complete facilities

Check resort websites for family or long-stay packages bundling meals and tours.

Booking Tips

Insider advice to help you find the best accommodation.

Central Market books fast, outlying areas have last-minute space

Popular boutique hotels near the market sell out weeks ahead in peak season. Resorts on the road to Angkor or in Krous Village often hold last-minute rooms.

Direct contact can unlock better rates for villas and boutique properties

Email smaller luxury villas or boutique hotels directly. You might lock in a lower rate or a room upgrade versus online portals.

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When to Book

Timing matters for both price and availability.

High Season

Reserve at least two months ahead for November through February travel, including Christmas and New Year.

Shoulder Season

March to May and October draw smaller crowds. Two to three weeks ahead usually suffices.

Low Season

The rainy season from June to September brings heavy discounts. Same-day booking often works, except at the most popular hotels.

For peace of mind, book at least one month ahead for any visit to Siem Reap.

Good to Know

Local customs and practical information.

Check-in / Check-out
Standard check-in is 14:00; check-out is 12:00. Most hotels store luggage for early arrivals or late departures.
Tipping
Not obligatory. Tip 1-2 USD for housekeeping or a helpful driver. Appreciated, not expected.
Payment
US dollars work everywhere for hotel payments. Smaller guesthouses may want cash. Major hotels take cards.
Safety
Siem Reap is very safe for travelers. Take normal precautions against petty theft in crowded areas.

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