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Mysteres d'Angkor

A garden hideaway with pool

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This French-run boutique hotel is a good out-of-the-centre of Siem Reap choice. There's a refreshing swimming pool that's larger than those at most other boutique hotels, surrounded by a wooden patio that compliments the wooden walkways winding throughout the grounds. There's also a comfortable bar and small restaurant on the second floor of a restored wooden Khmer house (that's refreshingly un-muddled with) and a series of duplex bungalows spread through their lush and leafy grounds. Each bungalow building has four rooms, (two upstairs, two downstairs) and they are all tastefully decorated -- a second floor room is generally a better option. There's 24 in total. One minor quibble is the number of doors for each room -- each has an outer door, then screen door, then inner glass doors, and on more than one occasion we found it a bit of a struggle to actually get inside! Doors aside, rooms are spotless, with good firm beds and immaculate bathrooms. There's a massage sala by the pool and plenty of shade. Very professional management.

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235 Phum Slorkram, Siem Reap. T: (063) 963 639 
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Type of room Low season High season Notes
Dbl fan private b'room 49 USD 49 USD
Dbl air-con private b'room 55 USD 55 USD

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Added to Travelfish on: 4th August, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 5th December, 2009

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A great place - 1st December, 2009
My girlfriend and I went to the Golden Banana and were not satisfied so we came here. This place is a little further out of town but closer to Angkor Wat. It is really nice and one of the best places we stayed at in all of SE Asia. Great room, great pool and really nice restaurant with good breakfast. Phillip, the French manager is very nice and professional. After staying here we stayed in his new hotel in Phnom Penh Mystere D'Mekong. Also recommended. If you stay here you HAVE TO book Mr. Brown as your tuk tuk driver for Angkor Wat. He is the nicest, happiest tuk tuk driver you'll ever meet. He hangs outside the front gate everyday.

Mysteres d'Angkor reviewed by esedransk on 1st December, 2009, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 8/2009
This is a Travelfish recommended reviewer
Total reviews submitted: 14.
esedransk also reviewed: 3 Sis Bed and Breakfast, Auberge Sala Done Khong, Cozyna Hotel, Hotel Beau Rivage Mekong, Impiana Phuket Cabana, Kim Co Hotel, Lien Hiep Thanh, Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort & Spa, Phi Phi The Beach Resort, Salute Hotel, Villa Senesouk, Xayoh Ban Sabai Bungalow and Restaurant, Zephyr Hotel.


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