The title says pretty much everything... I arrived late in Siem Reap without any reservation during high season and every hotel I checked was fully booked. Starting to panic about not having a place to stay for the night, I let my tuk-tuk driver find a place for me and ended up in Ponloue villa. The driver asked me what... More

Hey only about a 1 star guest house I suppose. But the postion puts you within 100 metres of all the markets. The people are helpful, the rooms clean. And the beds okay, but you might need to turn the mattress over. At $15US a night and one eggg with a rool and coffee for breakfast. I am here for... More

We stayed after being told by tuc tuc drivers that everything was booked up everywhere else (or they were just not willing to pay the tuc tuc commission) it ended up fine, the rooms were huge and cheap and the staff (12 year old girl) and another guy were nice enough!

I booked from Phnom Penh, but suggest to go around once you reach Siem Riep as hotels are plenty & take your choice, I was assured a lake view balcony room & I paid a premium. Once reaching Siem Reap, I was told no such rooms available & had to content with std room at no discount. Location is good,... More

I've been traveling throughout SE Asia for the past 5 months, and I have never had a worse experience than I did at this place. First, they tell you it's $20 for a double, but it's actually $15. Then, when the electricity goes off, they refuse to use their generator because it costs them money. So you sit in your... More

We booked this hotel as we had heard it was hard to get a room in siem reap. We turned up to be told the hotel was full and hostel bookers had made a mistake. We started to panic about not having a room for a night when they said the did have our rooms but they would be twice... More

We stayed in that hotel for 3 nights. We booked a twin bed room for 15dollars. The hotel has also dorms at 8dollars. The room was reasonably clean and big enough. Same goes for the bathroom. Breakfast is included but very light (bread and egg). The lobby has a strong smell of enscent which may be a bit uncomfortable when... More

Okay A tuc tuc driver named wanton took us to ponloue after picking us up from the bus station. We booked 3 nights in a double room, but we only stayed 2. Apart from no WiFi, horrible breakfast, ignorant and creepy staff, young rough looking tuc tuc drivers hanging around the entrance all day and night the straw that made... More

Bottom line: would we stay here again? No, I don't think so. In a small town with few guesthouses, this hotel would do fine, but in Siem Reap, surely there must be better places. Not that there is much wrong with this hotel. For $20 we had a clean twin, air-con (not needed in January), tv, fridge, hot water, the... More