Iki Iki Guesthouse

Staffs can speak English and Japanese You can use tuktuk without overcharging

Nothing Everything is perfect

This was throughout our month stay in Cambodia the best place we've stayed in! The owners are extremely friendly (they are used to serve mainly Japanese people and you notice this very clearly). You are treated with an enormous amount of respect. They are very helpful too in helping you with organizing tours or hiring a tuk tuk driver for the day to explore the Angkor temples... We really liked the breakfast, which was different every day (we stayed a couple of days here): one time, we had omellettes; next day pancakes; another time a "banh mi" type of sandwich with tuna, etc... Always accompanied with fresh fruits, coffee and a bottle of water. Rooms are extremely clean and beautiful for the price you pay!

The only downside was that there were no maps in English available, only maps in Japanese. However the host was super friendly, by lend us the only available English map, which was pinned to the wall of the guesthouse. It is a bit of a walk to the city centre of Siem Reap, but the surrounding area is very quiet and peaceful, so definitely worth to stay.

The staff are nice, approachable and client oriented. They care enough for the clients. Accomodating. The place is near many restaurants.

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The breakfast, simple but complete. The staff really nice and welcoming, they have a tuk tuk for angkor tours for 12$.

The entrance is on a sand street where they are building and it is scary at night to walk alone.

A friendly place to come back to after a day touring the town and temples. Friendly staff, modest but satisfying breakfast. Clean enough, the air conditioning was good enough, large rooms. Not in the very center of town but that’s a good thing - you won’t be constantly pestered in the street and the nearby restaurants are cheaper.

The construction site next door woke us up one morning - we switched to a different room and it wasn’t a problem the next day