Boutique hotel vacation rentals in Battambang Province

It was very nice, with a pool right in front of the room. The staff were extremely nice and helpful.

It is a very nice, clean, beatiful place for long term stay, especially, if you need to prepare your exam or online working. Max alwaya replied the messages very soon, and ease going, and communication. The place is very close to shops, market, and is a very convenience place to everywhere by Dudu car. Even if there is a short distance of rock road.

Great place, friendly staff, beautiful country. Thank you for taking care of us while staying at your wonderful place. I would definitely recommend Asanak D’Angkor.

I think a lot of places went under during the pandemic. My original Airbnb that I booked was an old, out of date listing. So, it was New Year’s and I had no place. I had a couple more failed attempts before I finally ended up here. I was so relieved to finally have a room at an accurate and honest place. Staying here was so pleasant. The guy working the front desk is super nice and joyful. I felt like I was staying with family verses a hotel.

This place is a gem! The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating! Can’t wait to comeback again soon!

The AC barely worked at all, there was no outlet plug in the bathroom, and there was no window. Other than that, the staff was very kind and helpful

Everything there, nice hotel

We had a great stay with Hak! We have a large family but he took care of all our needs. His wife was so sweet and would help us when we wanted to cook our own meals and made us feel like we were staying with family. Hak connected us with great tuktuk tour guides whose prices were very reasonable and they quickly became friends. Our guides would also give us advice on prices to pay for things to help us bargain at markets. It was great — it felt like they gave us inside information to local prices and hangouts. It was not right in town but we liked that for our family. It was an easy tuktuk ride to all the restaurants and shops. And when we didn’t feel like going out, the kids played in the pool all day and the property was small enough that we felt it was safe for them to run around by themselves! Hak’s whole family was so kind and always ready to help us when we needed. We can’t wait to come back to visit!

It was a really nice place for a vocation with friends. Had an amazing time their. Love it.

Nice and central accommodation in Siem Reap, without being in the middle of the noise so it is a little walking distance of 5 min Max to the really central parts. Friendly service and great room, what more could you ask for

We had a great time here. The place is off the beaten track and was a walkable distance (1 km/0.6 miles) to the city center. The guest house was kept very clean, the staff were friendly (and helpful with our Khmer), the breakfasts were generous and tasty, and we loved the birdsong each morning. There's a peaceful area with tables and chairs (for breakfast or hanging out), as well as a snooker table. Ty is very forthcoming and available, helped us get tickets to the Phare Circus (highly recommended - we went twice to two different shows), and accommodated our needs. His drivers were safe and helpful. The room we had was a little unusual in decor, but the beds were super comfortable and the air conditioning worked great. We also recommend the cooking class at the Nary Kitchen, which included a cultural and food tour of the market. (Ty has a sign up in the courtyard.)

We had a great time here. The place has a 1930s or 40s vibe in the lobby The rooms are clean and the staff friendly. There is a pool for use and breakfast is served. The neighborhood contains several good restaurants at an extremely inexpensive price. Some of the shops do laundry ad well. Side walk was a great host and arranged for a Tuktuk driver for us. The driver was great, and listened to what we wanted to see, and just a standardized tour. Both spoke English well. A couple of notes of travelling to Siem Reap: The currency of choice is US dollars, and many places do not take credit cards. Having Google translate on my phone was very useful. (more so in Phenom Phen than in Siem Reap) When travelling between Siem Reap and Phenom Phen, I recommend the overnight sleeper bus. It's cheap and you can get a good night's sleep. The bus has bunkbeds, much like a sleeping car on a train. I highly recommend this host and listing.