Angkor Piseth Homestay

The dark-colored beddings don't show how clean they are. The small courtyard is full of sand and dirt, which hurts your feet. You can go directly to the room. There are no slippers, so you have to wash more socks or feet. The water pipe under the wash basin returns sewage, so I had to help with the repairs and found a woman's black sock, hair band, no sanitary products, and no kettle. The location is quiet and there is no bus station. Bicycles and motorcycles are rented.

It is in a quiet corner. The store has bicycles/electric motorcycles available. You need to bring your own sanitary supplies and slippers. There is no kettle.

The owner, who works at a hotel, had turned his parents' house into a guesthouse. It's a warm atmosphere that makes you feel like you're staying in a Cambodian family. The room is a little dark and the amenities are minimal, but the food is good value. It was very quiet and close to Angkor Wat.

The room is clean and tidy, very quiet, and the toiletries are fully prepared. The sheets and bedding seem to be made of silk, which are skin-friendly, slightly slippery, and very comfortable. Air conditioning and fans are provided. The accommodation is very close to Angkor Wat, and bicycles are provided for two dollars a day. Rental, the owner’s mother is just like the aunts and uncles we have on the streets. It’s so interesting. The owner has three children. She is so polite. She will say hello when we meet in the morning. The downside is that there is no TV. Those who are curious and want to watch local TV programs will probably be a little regretful. Then there are wild dogs often encountered in the alleys, which may bark wildly on the first day. This is not only the case here, but also everywhere in Siem Reap. They are wild dogs, and most of them don't bark. There are two types of rooms in the inn. One is on two floors. Only the upper floor has air conditioning. You need to use narrow stairs to go up and down the stairs. It is not recommended because even if the air conditioning is turned on upstairs, it is very hot downstairs. After a night, it will be very hot the next morning. When I went to Angkor Wat, I was still sweating instantly when I walked downstairs. It is recommended to stay on the flat floor near the inside. Overall, a very cost-effective inn.