Wat Bo House Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Stayed at this hotel for five nights and was very satisfied. The hotel is small, clean and Cambodian style. The hotel's breakfast is cooked to order, both Cambodian and Western, and tastes good; you can get up early to watch the sunrise and take it with you on the road. There are not many rooms here, but the service is exquisite. The waiters greet each other when they meet. Their faint smiles and expressions remind me of the statues of Angkor. Especially Anita at the front desk, who is very welcoming and thoughtful. When we come back from outside, she will ask about the arrangements later. If we want to use a tuk-tuk (one-way free delivery to the city), she will help make an appointment. Living here is like staying at a friend's house.

A very artistic rural hotel. The guest rooms are Cambodian country-style cabins. The rice fields and trees are very suitable for the scene. However, the price is a bit expensive and the location is not in the city, but it is still good to experience it.

Just home from the most amazing 5 nights at this hotel. From the moment we arrived we were made to feel like royalty. We were greeted with a cool refreshing drink and taken round the hotel and then up to our room. Our bed was decorated with flowers, it brought tears to my eyes as it was so lovely. Sohim was our guest curator and looked after all our needs, explained how to get the temple pass and then after understanding what we wanted to do arranged all the transfers - it couldn’t have been easier. He also arranged a free Tuk tuk into town everyday when required. When we were not site seeing we were really looked after in the hotel. Lunch could either be taken around the glorious pool (which has cool water which is a godsend, in many hot countries we have found the pool water to be too warm!) OR you could eat in the cool restaurant. There are mozzies in Cambodia but the free insect repellent they supplied worked better than anything we took and didn’t contain Deet! We bought 2 bottles in the local pharmacy to bring back as its the best thing we have ever used. All the staff are so courteous and it was really sad to leave. If you are thinking of going to Siem Reap I implore you to book here as its sooo much better than any chain hotel, you will not be disappointed. Thank you Sohim you made our holiday :)

This is a historic hotel. The rooms are small but exquisite. The outdoor garden and swimming pool are beautiful and well-kept. The buffet restaurant offers a semi-buffet breakfast with rich food. The hotel's 1932 restaurant is worth a try. In addition to the à la carte dishes, the 5 sets of meals are prepared according to the hotel's 5 iconic eras. They are very distinctive. The overall feeling is that the hotel has a strong cultural history. The waiters in each area are well-trained, warm and thoughtful, and the atmosphere of being at home is very strong.

Anansaya La Maison, located conveniently near Angkor Wat, offered a well-rounded experience. Negotiable scooter rentals provided by the hotel significantly enhanced our exploration flexibility. The standout feature was undoubtedly the complimentary massage, which was superbly relaxing. The hotel welcomed us with a free airport transfer, an appreciated gesture. However, a subsequent airport transfer incurred a $40 charge, which felt disproportionately high for the short distance involved and the current fuel prices in Cambodia. The maintenance of the hotel was exemplary, demonstrating the staff's dedication to providing a clean and welcoming environment. Our room faced the wall of an adjacent building, which, while not ideal, was a minor inconvenience as we spent most of our time out exploring. Breakfast options were basic but were partly made up for by the inclusion of delicious exotic fruits. A particularly convenient amenity was the complimentary laundry service, which we found very useful. A delightful addition to our stay was the daily offering of a complimentary non-alcoholic drink and a small snack by the pool, making our time there even more enjoyable. We chose to dine outside the hotel every evening, a decision we did not regret. The local dining scene offered a plethora of fresh and healthy options (checkout the vegetarian restaurants), allowing us to immerse ourselves in the culinary diversity of Siem Reap and enjoy authentic local flavors. In conclusion, Anansaya La Maison serves as a commendable base for visitors to Angkor Wat, with its blend of thoughtful amenities and excellent location. While there were minor drawbacks such as the view from our room and the charge for a second airport transfer, the overall experience was enhanced by the hotel's hospitality.

The riverside suite tent is not recommended, there is no special scenery by the smelly ditch. This room is very gloomy. I booked three apartment types in two days. This room is four thousand a night. Apart from sleeping, I really don't want to stay in it, the most worthless room. Breakfast is ok, with fruit, vegetable salad, and freshly squeezed juice, which is very thick. I absolutely regret it after the dinner, it's unpalatable, and it's very expensive. A bowl of spaghetti is more than 20 dollars, and I can’t eat it after a few bites. I ordered four dishes. Hey, it's better to have instant noodles. Japanese management, but there is a fat-faced woman at the front desk. I want to swear. The only satisfaction is that after Ctrip communicates with the hotel, there is a free hotel pick-up and drop-off on the day of check-in and check-out. It's okay to experience it for one night

Came with my husband from the Mingyue Hotel for only one night. The check-in time should be two in the afternoon, but the front desk lady was very nice and let us check in immediately. I was also given the choice of two rooms up and down, and finally chose the room upstairs. Although the school next door was a bit noisy, the room was large and the view was beautiful. The lemongrass incense in the room smelled good and there were no mosquitoes. Breakfast was very delicious the next day, check out and car to the airport, it is a car, not a tutu car!