Central Indochine d’Angkor Hotel

143 reviews

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  Terry

  Apr 2025

  4/10

  Housekeeping could be much better. It is obvious that attention to upkeep needs to be better, I found several of the power outlets did not work. I stayed in two different rooms, in both the beds were due to be replaced. This is an older property with good bones, BUT, it's obvious the current owner is not inclined to put money into it. There is no security onsite during the day, and the General Manager is not on the property to handle guest problems.

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  511brib

  Solo travel · Apr 2025

  8/10

  Hostel vibes

  Hostel vibes. There was constant noise, as there is a karaoke bar four doors down that blasts music from mid afternoon until well after dark. It is a small and older boutique hotel. The room has sweet nice touches. They even put rose petals on your bed and write your name and leaves, which is beautiful and thoughtful. Unfortunately, you can hear everything happening in the next room. Earplugs were a plus. The pool is nice but very small and there are people constantly chain-smoking around it. Fine spot if you are on a budget and traveling for just a few days.

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  Ron

  family · Feb 2025

  10/10

  Welcoming staff, nice and clean hotel. Surrounding area a bit crowded. Thank you.

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  tinhead168

  AE · Solo travel · Feb 2025

  10/10

  Budget-Friendly with Character – But Not for Everyone

  Central Indochina d’Ankor Hotel and Central Privilege Hotel in Siem Reap is a quaint, budget-friendly stay that delivers solid value for the price. While it’s not without its quirks, it holds its own in the affordable hotel category. The design feels a bit unconventional—expect no separate stall in the bathroom, uneven stairs leading to the rooms (and no elevator), and a somewhat dated interior. They also seem to go heavy on the insecticide, which is understandable given the tropical environment but something to be aware of. That said, the charm of the place still shines through. The atmosphere is pleasant, the rooms are comfortable enough, and for what you pay, it punches above its weight. It’s not a luxury experience, but it gets the job done at a price point that makes sense. Would I return? Only if I were in a pinch. While the hotel offers great value, Siem Reap is full of options, and exploration is half the fun. But if you're looking for a budget-friendly spot with a bit of character, this one fits the bill. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for value.

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  46adamse

  Couples · Jan 2025

  10/10

  Good experience in Central Indochine hotel

  The relaxing hotel located in town with nice people. The welcome drink with chip made us feel very welcoming and caring. The room is old but very clean. We love the way they care about sustainability saving water and resource. The nice swimming pool has a very good cocktail, buy 2 will get 1 free. All traveler, this hotel no elevator so request for lower floor if you can't use the stair.