Siem Reap Hotel Reviews

La Residence d'Angkor is an absolutely delightful hotel at which to stay when visiting the Seim Reap area.- 30/07/2007, Mr. Paul Brisk

La Residence has beautifully designed all-teak pavilions set in lush gardens, which include a large saltwater swimming pool. The rooms are ample and furnished simply. The staff is extremely efficient and very friendly and made us feel instantly at home. The dinners were exquisite.- 11/02/2007, Mr. Donato Moreno

Truly a gem! Highly recommended!- 28/09/2008, Mr. WeeLit Lim

Antanue is a good place to stay in Siem Reap.Very reasonable price with 4-5 star hotel sevices provided.I can see smiling faces on staffs everytime.Nice breakfasts especially big surprised by the Janpanese style breakfast.I enjoy having breakfast out of my room with good pool view everymorning.This relaxing place makes me change iternary to stay 3 more days there.I spend totally 8 days at this place.Distance to town centre(old market)not very far ,it takes us only 10 minutes walk to reach there.I stayed in the superior room on the floor and just few steps for me to jump into the swminng pool.Room is kept clean everyday .Bathroom is another surprise for me in this country.The driver who drove us to the hotel from airport is very helpful too.The domestic airlines left one of my luggage bag in Phnom Penh airport.Airlines staff in the airport was unwilling to do extra for us beacause it was late in night.The hotel driver helped us to solve the problem that I can get my stuffs on the next morning.Highly recommended place to stay!- 13/07/2008, Ms. Tam Nga Ying Pheona

there was one night when we asked for our complimentary water, and the service staff came to deliver it, but was insisting on entering the room, while he was told to just pass on the bottles, he pushed the door wide open and made an attempt to enter the room, even if he was not invited to. on another occasion, the service staff opened the door with their own key, without knocking, WHILE we were IN THE ROOM! obviously someone must be told about their entering-the-room etiquette. otherwise, we found that the staff was very friendly and warm, and the service in the room was perfect. they came to clean twice a day, and replenished amenities and changed towels each time.- 10/02/2008, Ms. Doreen Cuenca

please remember to check with hotel operator that your Room rate booking is included or excluded breakfast otherwise they will charge you, even they give you breakfast coupon after check in. - 04/01/2008, Mr. VANG VIEN THONG

This is a wonderful little hotel. The fact that it is a hotel school and by staying here we are able to help Cambodian youth train for the hospitality industry doubles the good feeling. Everyone we saw was so pleasant, helpful and caring - such beautiful smiles. Our room was wonderful - large, comfortable and kept impeccably clean. The little extra touches were most welcome. We had both breakfast and lunch in the restaurant and would suggest that no visit to Siem Reap would be complete without experiencing one or both. The Khmer food was great and the pork medallions were exquisite. The service was first-rate. Our congratulations to this year's group of graduates as they find jobs in the hotel/tourism industry. They are well-prepared and so want to please. What a great experience!! Now, when the cookbook is available in English, is there a way to order from the website??- 19/03/2008, Mr. David Johnson

Sala Bai does great work - they are training future hospitality employees. So the rooms are super clean, food in the restaurant is good, and all are eager to help. The result is a great effort. Sometimes there are limitations with English or knowing what to do (they are students and some requests are 'first times' for them), but they work hard to make things right. Conveniently located, if you're looking to stay at a place that can make a difference, this is the one. Just don't bother about the free taxi service - ours never arrived as promised (like many other comments on this board) and it's only $5 to get into town.- 05/03/2008, Ms. Jennifer Norris

Good hotel, close to all the temples - good value for money- 16/04/2008, Mr. James Miller

We were very impressed with this place. The location is too far to walk to town but dont despair as the tuk-tuks are great fun and the hotel will provide you with a detailed sheet on all the proper transport fees to/from town (real cheap!). There are always tuk-tuks out the front of the hotel and they will wait in town to take you back or you can arrange a pickup time if you want. Breakfasts were basic and setting was really relaxing which is just what you need after a long day of romping through the ruins. Pool doesnt go astray either. There is one awesome restaurant strip in town with a fantastic night vibe and good food. We loved the Khymer curry at the Kyhmer family restaurant (about midway down). The Night market in town was also a fun experience (tourist goods only). Free hotel pickup from the airport was also spot-on. Driver was there waiting exactly as organised. We used cars & tuk-tuks to see the ruins and would only use tuk-tuk's if we went again as it enhances the experience.- 04/02/2008, Mr. TROY GORANDER

Golden Temple Villa is a great place to stay, close to everything. Unfortunately, the staff didn't tell us that the entrance is free to see the sunset in Angkor Wat if we have bought the one day pass for the next day. So, I paid an extra unnecessary US$40 just to see a sunset. Remember, sunset in Angkor Wat is FREE if you have a 1-day pass for the next day, which is US$20 per person. Book the massage as soon as you arrive. It was all full, so no massage for us in the hotel.- 25/09/2008, Mr. Eng Aik Teoh

Initially I was very worried about doing a free and easy trip. I had not have enough information which places to visit and such but I am so glad that the staff at Golden Temple Villa were so helpful. They arranged a surprise bday celebration for my partner as requested, tuk tuks for us at our requested timing, booked the bus tickets to phnom penh and the best part of all was they got us an amazing guide, Mr. Srun Sarat to show us around siem reap temples.Without Mr. Sarat I dont think our trip would have proven worthy. Kudos to all the staff at Golden Temple Villa.- 20/06/2008, Mr. Balaji Ragothaman

very fine hotel very honest fine design good service unfortunately was our romm due to air condition very loud- 09/04/2008, Mrs. ute hildenbrand

A great location if you want to discover Ankor Watt unstressed. We took a whole week which gave us the opportunity to wander around and absorbe the total different world of Siem Reap.- 14/02/2008, Mr. lut vanwynsberghe

Lovely place- but they should seriously do something about the road!! The hotel is a bit away from the main area and only half the road was tarmacked- all I can say that getting back at night was certainly an experience!- 25/09/2008, Ms. jurate dudley

Once you get past the noisy dusty road outside, the pool & bar area just inside the front gate is a welcome cool & relaxing oasis to unwind in after a day at the temples or touring. Staff were great and good to chat with. Room with breakfast was good value for the price, but water pressure needs some work. Tuk-tuks and motos always seem to be available outside.- 24/09/2008, Mr. David Clough

This was a great place to stay.- 30/04/2008, Ms. Teresa Woodland

helpfull and charming staff, very quite and relaxing location, - 04/04/2008, Mr. Peter Weihs

My two daughters and myself had a wonderful three nights at Angkor Discover Inn. Despite the fact that the hair dryer blew up (which was a little scary), it's a charming hotel and we definitely got our money's worth.- 07/08/2007, Ms. Jamilah Hadri

This guesthouse is wonderful! The staff are so kind and helpful and it is a positively charming guesthouse-- not too many rooms, quiet, romantic, and beautiful balconies and very tasteful architecture. It's far enough from the rest of the bright lights, tour groups and big touristy hotels but still close to everything you wish to do in Siem Reap. The staff really goes out of their way to make sure everyone is comfortable and having a great time!- 14/04/2007, Ms. Kristen Loring

NIDA VILLA IS A NICE & QUIET GUEST HOUSE AND A CENTRALISE LOCATION NEAR THE GRAND MUSUEM. THE ROOM IS BIG AND SPACIOUS AND A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN.- 02/05/2008, Mr. CHAN CHUN HENG

a clean well located guesthouse to Ankor Wat.We can recommend it unreservedly. Owner helpful, will arrange any mode of transport to Ankor Wat, lake and/or to outer regions. - 03/04/2008, Mr. Vera & Peter Reiner

It's a great hotel for the price. They're quick to fix any problems and extremely attentive to guests' needs. - 08/07/2008, Ms. Jennifer Norviel

We are vegetarian and the chef did everything to accomodate our need in this regard.We were extremely pleased with everything at the Hotel.- 22/02/2007, Mr. Radha Krishna Kambhampati

We're impressed by the temples of Angkor, and impressed by the "Shinta Mani" hotel where we stayed as well. Nice person and clean room, i'm happy i did right decision to choose this hotel before i came to Siem Reap.- 10/02/2008, Mr. Wei DONG

Thoroughly enjoyed my stay and will recommend to others. Pool side rooms were excellent- 22/02/2007, Ms. Catherine Shelley

I had a great experience at Angkor Holiday Hotel. Right in the City center and is easily accessible to near by places. The staff are very good and very pleasant. They also helped me with arranging tours and local visits. Would highly recommend this place. - 08/09/2008, Mr. Krishna kumar

Very nice people. Clean hotel. Ask for room on the pool side to avoid traffic noise. My room was very quiet. Internet is available, but in the business center, not in the room which is slightly inconvenient.- 25/08/2008, Ms. Pamela Steer

We would definitely recommend the City River Hotel as somewhere to stay in Siem Reap. The location is excellent, the staff very helpful and friendly and the roof top pool and bar superb!- 25/08/2008, Ms. Lucy Hyde-Thomson

Ecellent location and the staff are super friendly and provide helpful information. Always clean and having breakfast included is a definate winner.- 05/07/2008, Ms. Kate Bowran

This guest house is good. The people are nice. The places are great. It will be better if they can do something against the mosquito.- 06/10/2008, Mr. Yongpei Zhang

You need to specify clearly to the tuktuk drivers, that the hotel provides at a daily charge, of where exactly you want to go. If you don't know your Angkor itinerary, then be sure to discuss with the driver first anyway. They otherwise have this 'very-happily-lazy' tendency of not wanting to drive you anywhere except the Angkor main temple and that's it..- 08/07/2008, Ms. Bhaswati Acharya

All of the staff were helpful & friendly and always willing to help with any queries.- 07/07/2008, Mr. James De Souza-Gomes

The only criticism I would make was there was nobody at the airport to transfer us to the hotel -I had booked this when I made the reservation with you- so we had to take a taxi.- 05/07/2008, Mrs. Cynthia Edwards

Bou Savoy Guesthhouse is tidy, comfortable and safe. The staff makes you feel very welcome, as if you were a party of the family. I received wonderful assistance in getting transportation out to visit the temples -- my driver/guide, Rong, was wonderful. Traveling alone isn't always easy for a female, but my trip to Siem Reap was one of the best experiences I've had in South East Asia and that was due in a very large part to the services at Bou Savoy. - 20/08/2008, Mr. Kristin Wedam

Tuk Tuk drivers used by Bou Savy should be able to speak a little better English. Particularly when taking tourists to the Temples. Overall a great place to stay, quiet and within walking distance to town.- 09/08/2008, Mr. Phillip Mason

I spent three nights at the Day Inn Angkor Resort in a triple room with my two teenage kids. We found the overall management of the place to be very friendly, helpful and professional. They even helped us for our journey to Phnom Penh by organising a good hotel and a reliable pick-up point over there. The hotel matched my expectations from the website. No disappointment. Excellent value for money. Francois Beaufrere, Singapore - 10/09/2008, Mr. Francois Beaufrere

Day Inn Angkor Resort is a surprise to me and my husband to begin a wonderful experience in Siam Reap. It's location, gardening, facility and ammenity all make a very comfortable accomodation in Day Inn. Though small but a relax and enjoyable stay in it. We would like to come back again in near future.- 05/09/2008, Mrs. Haiping Zhang

We were happy that the pick-up was waiting for us when we exited the arrival hall. The driver was corteous. At hotel check in, the receptionist, Ms Lin seems nice and offerred information of sighseeing at Angkor Wat and other activities. Well, since we arrived early, we decided to use the same driver to Angkor Wat for the day. However we are very unhappy that for the Apsara dance that she suggested to us for booking for the following night, she failed to give us exact details as to where it was held and booking procedures. She only told us it was USD10 per head for some dinner which came with free Apsara dance show. The next morning we decided that we can't make it for the show and told her to cancel for us and she refused to cancel for us by giving lots of excuses and told us that it wasn't allowed. We argued with her as we have given ample time before the event. Finally after much debate, she called to the restaurant and she told us that we must pay her USD5 for the cancellation which she claimed was the restaurant's charges for cancellation. We were shocked that she never told us this before and have no choice but to pay her the USD5! Gone were the pleasantries and courtesy from her. Moreover, we found bed bugs biting us during our 2 nights stay there. Maybe it was due to the old mattress. The communication level and proper explanation of bookings needs improvement to prevent discrepancy.- 23/06/2008, Mrs. patricia har

Great food, service and rooms. Very comfortable and affordable. We would definitely stay here again.- 06/06/2008, Ms. Elizabeth Sinclair

Very safe and convienient location near lots of great stores and restaurants, as well as plenty of travel and internet shops. Small but beautiful single rooms with canopy bed, air/fans, tv, and fridge. Really clean rooms and helpful staff.- 27/04/2007, Ms. Jennifer Traficanti

Great value.- 14/03/2007, Mr. Elizabeth Hooper

We were happy with both the accommodation and the pool outside. The pool was awesome. But unfortunately, we committed to a certain price before arriving but when we got there, the hotel reneged on the price commitment and charged us more for the room. That was disappointing, but the place is recommended.- 25/09/2008, Mr. Shawn Merani

Bathroom had a blocked drain so was almost flooding from time to time. Laundry service also a bit iffy, most clothes still smelt and it took more than 2 days - with hassling.- 07/07/2007, Ms. Rebecca Woo

Nice architecture, good location, pleasant attentive staff.- 30/05/2008, Mr. Alaric Giles

A wonderful staff that even went the extra mile by bringing a cake and roses on my birthday! The front desk arranged for an amazing guide for us to see the Wats. The room was cleaned quickly and effeciently. However, we did have some issues with ants in the bathroom. In addition, the hotel is adding an elevator, so there was some construction during the day. However, this did not detract from the overall experience since the staff was friendly and helpful in all aspects. The hotel is charming and in an excellent location by the old market and bar street.- 01/08/2007, Mr. Byron Lee

Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and the many other sites are out of this world an unforgettable experience. This together with the charm of Siem Reap and the hotel's hospitality made my visit one that I will have happy memories of. - 06/12/2007, Mr. Edward Humphreys

Very friendly local staff with professional service. I think this hotel is so much value for money. Will recommend anyone.- 05/12/2007, Mr. Takuya Yorita

Great little hotel - gets you down at the local cultural level quickly - great Tuk Tuk drivers- 11/09/2008, Mr. Grant Walsh

great little hotel, the swimmimg pool makes up for the location, a little way out of town, lovely people, good brekky, would definately go back. Bren. Australia- 20/02/2007, Ms. brenda turnbull

Absolutely brilliant trip but beware of the trips to Angkor Wat. Suggest getting a guide from the beginning. Its best to buy the entrance pass on the day you arrive Siem Reap at 5pm and not any earlier in which you can get to go into the Angkor Wat and view the sunset for free and still get to go in the next day. We got conned into buying a day pass at 4pm to see the sunset in Angkor by the some of the staff working at the ticketing booth and the ticket is only good for that day. USD 20 per person just to climb some hills and view the sunset? Big Time Rip Off!! Also, should anyone decides to take a boat ride from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh - think twice, do so at your own risk. Ferry boats does not have any life rafts not sufficient life jackets. Ferry boat is packed like sardines in tin cans and its way overloaded for trips across the vast Tonle Sap lake. There are no marine regulation governance but total greed and reaping it in as much as possible from tourists. This is a grave accident waiting to happen. - 03/01/2008, Mr. KEN Yip

we were very happy with all matters, however there is one thing I would like to mention. there was an umbrella (with the hotel logo) in the room. One day we borrowed it and went out shopping and left it in a shop by mistake. the hotel wanted to charge us USD25 for the lost umbrella saying that was the hotel "policy" and that such umbrella were sold in their on-site shop. the umbrella was poor in quality and nowhere in the room stated that this item was chargeable. We protested but they did not want to hear anything. At the end we refused and offered to go back to the shop where we left that umbrella by mistake the day before to try and retrieve it. we were fortunate to find it and took it back to the hotel.- 06/06/2007, Ms. Beatrice Joliot

When we arrived Siem Reap airport, no one came to pick us up as promised. The reason being there was no booking and no one told the guesthouse to pick us up. However they were very apologetic and fetched us to airport free of charge. - 13/01/2008, Mrs. Annie Goh

The staff picked up us at airport as promised with placard of our names. The guesthouse is new, so the room is bright, clean & kept well. They addressed any room issue immediately. The tuk-tuk we booked thru them was superb - punctual, drive carefully, flexible, std-price (USD8 per day), not trying to sell you everything, helpful and trustworthy. Overall service is friendly and good. We suspected the guesthouse location seems different from the WHL's Siem Reap map but was okay since we got excellence Tuk-Tuk services. Also, with booking, we were charged USD15 but walk-in rate (advertised at the entrance) is only USD10 ! Breakfast and lunch for USD1 are not worthwhile as you can have more value-added ones with almost same price.- 06/10/2006, Mr. Boon Hoe & Shiau Chien Lim & Choong

Very clean guesthouse in convenient location. However, there is an Indian wedding chapel a few doors down, the noise from which woke me at 5:30 am (great if you want to be up then to explore temples, but not if you're trying to sleep in to overcome jetlag). Same warning applies to other guesthouses in the area.- 01/01/2007, Mr. Jonathan Barrett

It's a clean place to stay in...- 04/08/2006, Mr. YEAN KHONG JACKY WONG

Very pleasant stay. The staff should make more effort to keep the room fixtures, in particular the bathroom, in good shape - 16/03/2008, Mr. Ottar Johnsen

A very pleasant experience. I would thoroughly recommend their regular tut-tut driver Sith Ayab. He was so cheerful and considerate. You couldn't wish for anyone better.- 20/02/2008, Mr. Richard Wilson

Although the hotel is in a 'quiet' part of the town, the pool does border onto the front road, so it can get a bit noisy at times. But this is posted by a noise-sensitive 52 year old.- 29/04/2008, Mr. Graham Bennett

this is a good value for money hotel close to the town centre for all the evening attractions. the included breakfast was acceptable with a reasonable selection available.good value for money.- 13/03/2008, Mr. robert beavis

Overall a very pleasant hotel and good value for money. - 05/10/2008, Mr. Lee Bril

beautiful hotel- 14/09/2008, Mrs. Julie Beck

We arrived early(09:00)& were v pleased to have immediate use of accommodation.Staff quite reserved but v helpful. Room fairly basic but clean & comfortable. Nice restaurant.Good value at 45US & recommended by friends who live in Far East.Fairly good location & nice tuk-tuk drivers waiting at the gate.Perhaps breakfast could have been included as in a lot of other places at that price.- 23/02/2008, Mrs. Cecilia Hadley

This hotel is realy worth the money; one of the best hotels I stayed in.- 25/11/2007, Mr. Gerhard Schuler

Trip Advisor had some warnigns against the rooms not being kept well or having certain odors. As we have two other couples traveling with us, two of us were lucky and didn't have any issues at all, the third did not have a shower curtain, bathroom that didn't work properly and certain odors, but nothing that they couldn't live with. The area that I was a slightly disappointed had nothing to do with the hotel itself, but associated with the transportation service and prices quoted.- 25/07/2008, Mr. Andrew Choi

Great place to stay for the money. The location was good, the staff was friendly, and the food in the restaurant was a good value. The only thing that I found interesting is that they wanted to add an extra 2% for paying my bill with a VISA. I have never encountered that before. I mildly complained, and they said that they would not add the charge, and would inform the manager. I was not charged, and they were very kind about it. I highly recommend the Angkor Star.- 21/06/2008, Mr. Dave McNutt

Really nice place to stay. I would stay there again if I ever come back to the region of Siem Reap. Staff is very friendly and provide you with all the information you need to have a nice time in SR. - 22/09/2008, Ms. Solveig Wanczeck

The name is very apt. The hotel is situated in a quiet side street with its own pretty garden and a lovely airy balcony where you can take meals or just enjoy the calm. The staff were VERY friendly and promptly made us feel welcome. They found us an excelent motor-trailer driver for all our trips.- 20/08/2008, Mr. Andrew Thornton

The room was clean and the restaurant had good food and was handy being on site. Unfortunately we were left waiting at teh airport as our free airport transport did not happen!- 22/04/2008, Mr. Damian Cox

Very good value for money. Friendly helpful staff.- 19/02/2008, Mr. George Mullin

The family is nice and very welcome. However, they charged me half day fee instead of USD$2 for late check-out before 18:00. It is a bit disappointing.- 30/08/2008, Ms. Wing Wong

A small place with good price, service, and hospitality. Being right next to old market, it is best choice for those who pay attention to the location rather than luxury. - 23/06/2008, Mr. G M

we didn't eat in the restaurant and were out from early until mid-evening (when the place only has a security guard) so didn't see many staff but those we did see (the senior staff)were lovely and helful. had everything we needed. comfy and very quiet and peaceful. - 02/04/2008, Ms. josephine dixon

The hours at the front desk is very limited, from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday thru Friday. It didn't bother us, but it would be great to know it in advance.- 11/02/2008, Mrs. Sherry Edgeworth

This is a nice guest house located a short walk from down-town. However, it is on a curvy road with no sidewalk and we were not daring to walk around the first couple nights for fear that we would get lost finding our way back. Food and beer at the roof-top bar were good and cheap. The guest-house mostly catered to young European back-packers. Rooms were large but had mosquitos and geccos. They only offered 1 blanket (no top-sheet). We got a warm shower but many rooms had only cold showers, room had ceiling fan and A/C. Free internet in lobby was slow but OK. Stray dogs wandered around the grounds. Staff was very helpful in arranging tours and rides too town. If you have a family - maybe spend a little more $ and stay near the river or down-town, closer to walking everywhere. Overall - OK as long as you want a cheap place and know what you are getting into. Friendly staff made up for the other short comings.- 07/04/2008, Mr. John Murray

When I arrived, the hotel did not have my reservation and wanted to offer me a room without air conditioning. In the end we got a double rather than a twin room with air conditioning, which was not what I booked. This was frustrating. The staff were all very friendly and eager to help, organising a guide for the Angkor temples, etc. New Years Eve party was very nice! The guesthouse was quite noisy, sound travelled down from the bar on the terrace throughout the night.- 10/01/2008, Ms. Francesca Lemass

5 star Angkor is a basic but pleasant guest house that is close enough to amenity and yet far away sufficiently to be calm and quiet. Cleanliness and security are good. It would be complete if breakfast is also provided (like most other guest houses in Seam Reap).- 11/09/2008, Mr. Chee Hian Tan

Nice, clean, basic room. ( has HBO ) very hospitable manager.- 28/06/2008, Mrs. Lily Chang

nice stuff, good food, clean place. Overall is fine. But we have booked the airport pick up, and noone shown up when we arrived. Best regards, Singapore- 29/02/2008, Mrs. Suree Schoenheit

We spend 3 days/2 nights in Siem Reap and stayed at Passaggio. The service was very good, personeel always keen and responsive to our requests. Good breakfast included while rooms are simply furnished but clean, Air Conditioned and spacious. Location is perfect, very centric but out of the noisy old market quarter.- 21/08/2007, Mr. Paolo Cortinovis

We feel happy staying at this guesthouse. Guesthouse owner very willing to help and when we need breakfast in order to meet our early morning flight they specially wake up to prepare for us as early as 0500hr and we appreciate it very much.- 23/01/2008, Ms. Lim Geok Eng

It's a nice family-run atmosphere, without being over-the-top in their approach. The hotel is great value for a mid-range budget type Cambodian style. The room was spacious and clean with good facilities and a great bed! The TV and electricals, air-con, etc - were all good and I was certainly happy with the whole experience- 08/07/2007, Mr. Danny LLOYD

Everyone at the hotel was very friendly and nice to us.- 22/02/2007, Mr. Gordon Close

It is a nice hotel. Clean bathroom with hot water and bathtub. I really liked the hotel. I would love to come stay there again when I visit Siem Reap in the near future. Mr Svay Thean was a really nice person and he made me feel right at home in Siem Reap. Not forgetting the others such as Mr Cam Puch and Mr Sovet. I would recommend this hotel to other travellers.- 16/02/2007, Mr. SHAHARUDDIN MOHD SHAM

Generally SiemReap is a wonderful trip for us. It's full of wow wow factors esp the thousand years temples. A lot of tourist from around the world, they're very beautiful n pretty n charming. Wow! U must go to see it yourself. Words can't explain all things. We went there around end Jun (weather is very2 warm, i really mean it). A piece of advice drink more water. Oh yes! i wish Cambodia and Thailand can discuss the thing in peace. The temple is only a temple but human life is priceless. Don't use blood and tear to wash the temple. Our ancestor wish to share their efforts and arts to us not create war!! Both governments shall think deeply. Buhhdism is sharing not selfish. Fook from Malaysia-Puchong(27JUL'08).- 27/07/2008, Mr. Tiow Guan Lee

1) It was published in the website that there was hot shower but there wasn't in reality 2) Site also mentioned free breakfast but we had to pay in reality 3) Van for tours is infested with mosquitoes and the tyre punctured on the way back - 27/02/2008, Ms. Wai Leng Wong