Two Dragons Guesthouse

good value - 27th March, 2009
We had a descent shared singles with AC, cable TV, hot water for $25. Free filtered water, nescafe & wifi is a plus. Excellent location, close enough to walk to town, far enough away to be relatively quiet (except for the homeless dogs that tend to bark at 4am). Friendly staff, plenty of english travel help.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by Paul2109Flinton on 27th March, 2009, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2009
Total reviews submitted: 2.
Paul2109Flinton also reviewed: The Boddhi Tree -- Del Gusto.

Good Choice - 17th March, 2009
A good base in Siem Reap - we stayed for 5 nights and found the location, facilities, advice and restaurant great.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by echo75 on 17th March, 2009, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 3/2009
Total reviews submitted: 7.
echo75 also reviewed: Anhuy Hotel, Blue Lagoon, Bokor Mountain Lodge, Dreams Hotel, Rikitikitavi, The Atlanta.

Is it possible to get any cleaner? - 24th February, 2009
We stayed Jan '09 for four nights. It was the cleaniest place we stayed on our travels. Room was obsolutley spotless and was serviced everyday. Location was nice and quiet, with a few good dining establishments within 2 minutes walk. Downtown is a pleasent 10 min (ish) stroll along the river away. The drivers the hotel arranged for us were outstanding.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by papachongouno on 24th February, 2009, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 1/2009
Total reviews submitted: 4.
papachongouno also reviewed: Chhaya Hotel, Classic Street Hotel Pho Co Hotel, Okay Guest House.

Cleanest place I have ever seen - 13th February, 2009
I stayed at Two Dragons 12-16 March. Excellent...Ling, Conny and all the staff were great. Cleanest place I have ever seen. Excellent location...quiet

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by cooltrker on 13th February, 2009, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 3/2006
Total reviews submitted: 2.
cooltrker also reviewed: An An Hotel.

More praise for Two Dragons - 20th January, 2009
Excellent guesthouse, we loved our stay. Beautiful new floor tiles in back rooms, Gordon. Very warm regards to you, family, and staff. Recommended.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by CunningMcFar on 20th January, 2009, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 10/2006
Total reviews submitted: 41.
CunningMcFar also reviewed: A-One Inn, Anouxsa Guesthouse, Auberge Sala Done Khong, Baan Lotus, Bougainvillier Hotel, Cave Lodge, Champasak Palace Hotel, Golden Gate Hotel, Golden Gate Hotel, Kampot River View Guesthouse, Lai Thai Guest House, Mutmee Guesthouse, New Siam II Guest House, Pakse Hotel, Royal Hotel, Salachampa Hotel, Sayo Guesthouse, Soppong River Inn, Sri Isan Hotel, Tamarind Village Hotel, Thong Bay Guest House, Thong Bay Guesthouse, Top North Hotel.

Its O.K. - 19th December, 2008
Stayed here for six nights. The staff was friendly, the cooking excellent. But they only have double rooms, so its expensive for single traveller. Its about 15m walk or 1Dollaarr away from old market. So the next time I prefer to more in the middle of the city...

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by emzet on 19th December, 2008, rated 3 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2008
Total reviews submitted: 5.
emzet also reviewed: Chat House, Happy House, J&J Guesthouse, LiThai Guesthouse.

Simple & Clean - 16th September, 2008
My friend and I took a twin room for $15 a night and the beds were huge - it was the smallest bed in the place but each was more than a super single in size and could sleep two people. The room also came with hot water and A/C (and also a fan). The guesthouse is very quick with replying to emails and they also arranged for our free airport pick up with no fuss. There are a few places to eat within 10min walking distance, ranging from expensive places to local joints (although we didn't manage to get information on which joints were recommended when we asked). The Wi-fi worked very well for me while I was there, and the staff were very friendly despite not all being able to communicate very well in english. The main down was that the pipes broke (or something went wrong) so there was no water for a couple of hours in the afternoon on one of the days. It isn't so close to the old market (pub street) and it is not easy to walk at night because the streets are so dark, but if you don't need to be in the center of action, this location is great - one of the best in this area of town!

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by mckean on 16th September, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 9/2008
Total reviews submitted: 1.

Wonderful Visit in June 2008 - 1st July, 2008
We stayed ten days at the Two Dragons although initially we had only intended to stay for five. It was great. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The restaurant serves excellent food - we especially enjoyed the Panang curry and the Amok. ur room was basic but perfect for what we needed - great air-con, a tv, a small fridge and hot water. What more could you want. It was also nice to have complimentary coffee and water every day. We really appreciated that the hotel organised the taxi ride from the border - that was fantastic as otherwise it is such a hassle. Also they have a regular stable of tuk tuk drivers you can go out with for US$12 per day - our driver was great Mr Marom. The hotel also organised a guide for us for $20 per day. It's really great that everything is so integrated and well organised. Siem Reap is a wonderful town and the complex of Angkor Wat temples are fabulous. Thanks again to everyone at Two Dragons for making our stay such a memorable one.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by ciara on 1st July, 2008, rated 3 out of 5.
Stayed here 6/2008
Total reviews submitted: 1.

Unique enough to make a stay worthwhile - 23rd June, 2008
Stayed for 5 days during the low season in April. I've never been to a place that goes so much out of its way to say what it is not. The no BS tagline holds. If it's on their web site, then it's true. This sort of honesty can sometimes be in short supply in areas that don't expect repeat business, so if the price is much lower, you need to ask what you're exchanging the low price for. The food was great, the service 'quirky' but responsive. Much has been said of the owner. Yes, he's opinionated, but overall he was pleasant. As for the 'benefits of his experience it was worthwhile. He said his food was better and he was right. The tuk-tuk drivers were great, and we had an honest-to-goodness archaeologist as a tour guide. Overall highly recommended.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by hanuman68 on 23rd June, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 4/2008
Total reviews submitted: 1.

2 thumbs up for 2 dragons - 14th April, 2008
The 'No BS' tagline of Two Dragons sums up our three-night stay on March 20-23, 2008. There are no frills on the premises but the must have's of every self-respecting guesthouse are there, such as clean and comfortable rooms with working air-con, hot shower, cable TV; a decent restaurant; and outstanding service from local staff who can address most if not all of your tourist concerns in an efficient but warm manner. We find the location to be convenient too since there's a computer rental, grocery store, ATM machines and restaurants just a few steps away. Rooms have no view though, but who cares? The view is in the temples of Angkor anyway. Lots of mosquitoes in the restaurant area at night. These non-paying guests were feasting on my legs while i was feasting on dinner. Bring your repellant but leave your nuclear missiles at home since they will not fit under the bed and there's a sign in every room that says you can't bring them in! I highly recommend this place for travellers who can live without the frills. You will be paying for comfort and good service when you decide to choose Two Dragons. At the end of the day, it's the quality service provided by its Cambodian staff that sets this guesthouse apart from the rest.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by PinayTzar on 14th April, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 3/2008
Total reviews submitted: 2.
PinayTzar also reviewed: Malaysia Hotel.

Great place - 20th February, 2008
I stayed at the Two Dragons for about five days. The place is very clean and staff very friendly. My room was big, had both air-con and fan, hot water, clean bathroom, cable TV, fridge. Bed linen and towels were changed twice. Small restaurant and good breakfast choices. You can also rent bikes and they have some tuk-tuks always available. Pick up and drop at airport included! Fifteen-minute walk to the old market and 10-minute walk to Angkor Museum. Highly recommend it and would stay again.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by fersum on 20th February, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2008
Total reviews submitted: 4.
fersum also reviewed: Golden Banana Boutique Hotel, Malany Guesthouse, Mali Namphu.

Clean, friendly, comfortable - 2nd February, 2008
First of all, if you're coming overland from Bangkok, I highly recommend booking a taxi from the border through Two Dragons -- it saved us some stress, and some money too (we didn't have to pay the bribe to the immigration officer that the people with us did, and we were able to find another couple to share the taxi so it wasn't any more expensive than finding a ride on our own would have been). The guesthouse itself is nice -- I wouldn't call it a steal in terms of price, but it's clean and there are comfortable places to hang out upstairs and down. We liked the restaurant there a lot -- the food wasn't amazing, but it was tasty, and unlike everywhere else we tried in Siem Reap, not sketchy. The staff was friendly, too.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by bethmitchell on 2nd February, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 11/2007
Total reviews submitted: 16.
bethmitchell also reviewed: Ao Toh Ko Bungalows, Hotel 31, KaiKeo Bungalows and Restaurant, Le Jardin Organique Vang Vieng, Miss Loi, Pakinai Guest House, Rattana Guesthouse, Real Darling Cafe Guesthouse, Saysouly Guesthouse, TAT Guest House, The Bed and Breakfast, Thu Giang Guest House, TR Guesthouse, Vinh Phuoc Hotel & Restaurant, Xuan Thu.

Recommended - 9th January, 2008
I stayed here for three nights at the back end of 2006 and would recommend it to anyone visiting Siem Reap. The room was clean and relatively well appointed, the staff very friendly and helpful and the general atmosphere around the guesthouse was extremely pleasant. Being slightly away from the more raucous areas of Siem Reap was also an advantage. I travelled overland from Thailand through Poipet and was grateful for the assistance arranged by Gordon -- this made the whole experience a lot less daunting and as a result I was able to enjoy the trip, rather than worrying about getting to my destination. I'd happily recommend a stay here to anyone visiting the area.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by boytaylor on 9th January, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2006
Total reviews submitted: 3.
boytaylor also reviewed: Classic Street Hotel Pho Co Hotel, Giant Dragon Hotel.

A real gem - 7th January, 2008
Our room was very clean and well presented, with a large bed and good en suite facility. We found the staff to be friendly and attentive at all times. The food was really delicious. We travelled from Thailand, crossing at Poipet. Gordon, the owner, sent us really helpful, detailed instructions about crossing the border. We were also met by a contact from Two Dragons who helped us with our visas and getting through as quickly as possible.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by swiz on 7th January, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2007
Total reviews submitted: 2.
swiz also reviewed: Manor House.

It's awful! - 5th November, 2007
I simply cannot believe the good reviews for this place. I stayed here for a few days just a month or so ago and it was just dreadful. The rooms are clean, that's true. But they are also dark, cramped and dingy - that's fine for $10 a night, but not for $22. Plus the toilets were always blocked, the drains backed up at night and stank out the room and the hot water didn't work. And what's this about the friendly staff? We found them to be rude and unhelpful at all times. The owner will tell you nothing you won't find in a guidebook, and he's condescending, patronising and rude. Oh, and the free WiFi? A minor concern, I know, but it doesn't actually work. Really, give this place a miss, there are so many better and cheaper places in Siem Reap.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by stilltravelling2007 on 5th November, 2007, rated 1 out of 5.
Stayed here 10/2007
Total reviews submitted: 11.
stilltravelling2007 also reviewed: An Phu Hotel, Chiang Mai Thai House, Chiang Mai Thai House, Dolphin, Happy Inn, Rattana Guesthouse, Tay Ho Hotel, The Pavilion, Trung Nguyen Hotel.

Perfect place - 28th October, 2007
Perfect place for visiting Siem Reap -- Gordon is a great host, as are all the staff. The tuk-tuk guys outside are a real treat too -- good times spent with them, which made our visit even more special... stay here you will love it... great memories... thanks!

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by chrispyrolls on 28th October, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 10/2006
Total reviews submitted: 4.
chrispyrolls also reviewed: Queen Hotel, Thang Long Hotel, The Billabong Hotel.

Mind the giant snails - 18th October, 2007
After our initial doubts on arrival this place turned out to be one of the best places we stayed in. Didn't have the same mod cons as some of the others and the bathroom was pretty pokey but very clean and comfortable. The restaurant is great -- perfect for a beer before dinner and the food's good if you chose to stick around. Still regretting not having my Baby Dragon Breakfast. Service is very friendly and helpful. Overall a good home base. Oh, keep an eye out for giant snails. Don't worry, their herbivores.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by shinynewcoin on 18th October, 2007, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 10/2007
Total reviews submitted: 4.
shinynewcoin also reviewed: Anhuy Hotel, Happy Inn, Tung Trang Hotel.

Great place, delicious food - 23rd May, 2007
My husband and I stayed here for five nights in March 07 and after travelling for 3 months around Asia and would recommend it as one of the best places we stayed. The staff were friendly and the food at the restaurant was outstanding. We ate here every night because it was so good. Definitely some of the best food we experienced during our three month trip around south-east Asia. We would also thoroughly recommend the half day tour they do to the floating village at Kompong Khleang. Although it was costly (US$65 it was the best thing we did in Asia). There were no other tourists in sight -- so much so that when I needed to go to the ladies our guide had to ask around the local houses if anyone had a toilet and if I could us it. We have since heard stories about trips to villages closer to Siem Reap which sound quite touristy.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by effie on 23rd May, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 3/2007
Total reviews submitted: 2.
effie also reviewed: Flamingos Hotel.

Great Guesthouse - 6th March, 2007
We stayed here for four nights in February and truly enjoyed it. The room was great and super clean, the staff was very friendly and really fun to be around. Our tuk tuk driver was superb and took very good care of us. The food in their restaurant was wonderful and well prepared. I would highly recommend this guesthouse to anyone. Only one complaint, our room was right beside the upstairs terrace which can be noisy in the evening with other travellers having drinks etc ... other than that everything was wonderful. We hope to be back one day!

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by flash on 6th March, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2007
Total reviews submitted: 3.
flash also reviewed: Ao Toh Ko Bungalows, P. Guesthouse.

Yet another positive review - 9th January, 2007
I stayed at Two Dragons thanks to the reviews here, and I was not disappointed. The staff was very friendly and equally attentive. Gordon, as mentioned, is a fount of knowledge. The rooms are kept very tidy, and they're nicely decorated. The tuk-tuk drivers are not the loud touts you see elsewhere -- they seem to be hand-picked by the guesthouse and are very professional. The Central Market is within walking distance, but renting (hiring) a bike makes it much easier. The food in their restaurant is great and they have daily specials. Try the curries!

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by davio on 9th January, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2006
Total reviews submitted: 8.
davio also reviewed: Angkor Inn, Dara Reang Sey Hotel, Dreams Hotel, Fantasy Hill Bungalow, Hiep Hoa, Kim Nam Phuong, Mellow Bungalows.

A good stay - 28th December, 2006
The rooms are clean, staff and common areas great. Food very nice. Only complaint is Gordon seemed a bit grumpy when we were there. Everybody has their bad days but we were a bit disappointed as we were looking forward to finding out more about the area from him.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by womblingfree on 28th December, 2006, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2005
Total reviews submitted: 1.

Truly Excellent - 8th December, 2006
Only two nights but made to feel extremely welcome. The food is good and the rooms clean. The building work has finished and its a quiet location, a great place to get back to after the temples. Highly recommended

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by cedezlepassage on 8th December, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 11/2006
Total reviews submitted: 8.
cedezlepassage also reviewed: Ben Guesthouse, Bungalows Riverside and Restaurant, Heritage Guest House, Oudomphone Guesthouse 2, Phonepaseuth Guesthouse, suk 11.

Very nice - 30th November, 2006
We booked for 3 nights at the guesthouse. The airport pick-up was great. The welcome friendly, the room was spotless and clean. The food was delicious. All of this fantastic for the price. We did not stay at Two Dragons though after the first night. If you want quiet, any of the guesthouses in the town of Siem Reap will not provide this. The construction going on all over the city to build is astounding. It's not quiet. The construction going on around the Two Dragons guesthouse was loud and starts early in the morning. No problems with the guesthouse, just not the quiet we needed.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by EasyWorldTraveler on 30th November, 2006, rated 3 out of 5.
Stayed here 10/2006
Total reviews submitted: 4.
EasyWorldTraveler also reviewed: Pavillion Indochine, Thien Thanh, Tung Trang Hotel.

Warm Welcome - 23rd November, 2006
When we first reached the guesthouse, Gordon and his staff have given us a surprise warm welcome. Before we go to Cambodia we have made some request and arrangement with the guesthouse for transportation at Poipet and booking. The reply was very prompt and lots of good tips. Total hassle free during our crossing at Poipet border after their help. The guesthouse is perfectly clean, very comfortable and very safe. They have security at night. The tuk tuk drivers outside the guesthouse are very friendly and nice, so as the staff in the guesthouse. Perfect stay, highly recommended. Will recommend to my friends and family. If I go back to Cambodia and Siem Reap again, I will definitely return to this guesthouse.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by pluto5 on 23rd November, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 11/2006
Total reviews submitted: 1.

A gem of a guesthouse - 30th September, 2006
Booked a stay at Two Dragons as a result of all the good reviews it had received on Travelfish. We were not disappointed -- everything from the prompt response to my email reservation, free pick up at the bus station, cleanliness of rooms and friendliness of staff was superb - could not fault it. Have been travelling around South East Asia for a number of months and the room we had was definitely the cleanest we have had. The guesthouse can also provide you with a reliable driver to take you to the temples whether you wish to go by car or remorque - no pressure to book tours. The staff are excellent here and can not do enough to help. All together we stayed eight nights here and cannot recommend the place enough. Top class establishment.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by Sam741 on 30th September, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 9/2006
Total reviews submitted: 2.
Sam741 also reviewed: Kampot Guesthouse.

The best of the best. - 9th August, 2006
The thought of travelling to Cambodia was not a good one, until I contacted The Two Dragons. They organised my bus ticket from Bangkok to their front door. They explained each step of the way, and had a person waiting for us to sort out our visa at the boarder and a taxi for us at Poipet to take us to Siam Reap!!! We arrived there to welcoming smiles and great service which would continue for the rest of our stay. They have good security at night which I don't think they really needed, but it was nice to know you're safe. The food is great and at a very reasonable price. Conveniently located across the road is a family of tuk tuk drivers with the rare quality of being as honest as the day is long. Use these guys to go around the town or hire them for the day, they will not try to rip you off. Their family also has a small shop that sells everything you need to snack on or drink, once again they will not rip you off. The two dragons have free tea and coffee upstairs and a nice balcony to kick back on and talk to other travellers. Clean rooms and an abundance of information. To cut a long story short, The Two Dragons provide 5 star service at 1 star prices. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by Kayne on 9th August, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 7/2006
Total reviews submitted: 1.

Very nice stay - 27th February, 2006
Of the 6 guesthouses we stayed in our trip to Thailand and Cambodia, this was the best. Extremely clean, not run down at all, helpful staff, and the dinner food was exquisite. The only downside is that the street they are on isn't paved, but is packed dirt -- it's about 30 meters to the paved street. Didn't bother us, but in the rainy season might be a nuisance.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by rwcox123 on 27th February, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2006
Total reviews submitted: 4.
rwcox123 also reviewed: Baan Suan Guesthouse, Eagle House 2, Sukhothai Guesthouse.

Highly recommended - 20th February, 2006
The people at Two Dragons were nice and helpful, kitchen/foods were great, rooms are clean (with private bath and TV, air-con for US$19), so it's a very good choice! They know reliable tuk-tuk drivers, which is important so you don't get left somewhere in Angkor :-) On arrival, if you reserve a room in advance, ask them to pick you up at the airport, because the taxi drivers may take you another place... grrr...

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by tompata on 20th February, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2006
Total reviews submitted: 4.
tompata also reviewed: Baan Panburi Village, Star Hut.

An enjoyable stay - 4th February, 2006
My wife & I stayed at Two Dragons Guesthouse from 31 Jan till 3 Feb. We had a very enjoyable experience, definitely worth the money. The guesthouse arranged to have us picked up from the airport, and the driver was "attached" to us for the duration of our stay. Talk about personalized service! They also provided us with good advice on where to go visit. As for the food, my wife enjoyed the fish amok.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by visothsum on 4th February, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2006
Total reviews submitted: 1.

Great all-rounder - 14th January, 2006
We had a completely hassle-free stay at Two Dragons. They arranged for one of the friendly group of tuk tuk drivers based outside the guesthouse to pick us up from the airport (for free), and we kept him for two days at very reasonable cost. They also arranged a car with very safe and friendly driver (Mr Marom) for us to tour the more distant temples, at a competitive price. And it was good to know that the guesthouse doesn't mess with commission deals, they will happily arrange trusted drivers for you but the drivers keep what you pay them. The room was clean and comfortable, fairly priced, and everything worked. The guesthouse is located in a quiet area a few minutes walk from the city, with plentiful shops and restaurants nearby (although you don't need to leave the guesthouse for great food at a very reasonable price). Most of all the staff and owner are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable, When you add it all up, it's a bargain.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by BC on 14th January, 2006, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 1/2006
Total reviews submitted: 16.
BC also reviewed: Kham Xam Guesthouse, Khamphone Guesthouse, Kong Keo Guesthouse, Kong Keo Guesthouse, Little Garden Bar & Guesthouse, Malany Guesthouse, Pon's Guesthouse and Restaurant, Rama Hotel, Rambuttri Village, Rattana Guesthouse, Villa Ban Lao, Yaklom Hill Lodge.

Perfect base for exploring Angkor - 10th December, 2005
Can't recommend this place highly enough. Clean, good value rooms and restaurant with good food and plenty of special offers. The staff here are excellent -- can give you all sorts of advice about Siem Reap, Angkor and travelling in Cambodia in general. They arrange reliable tuk-tuk drivers to take you round the temples and the pickup from Poipet if crossing the border from Thailand is an essential. The perfect place to stay in Siem Reap if you want everything to run smoothly.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by mattyvlem on 10th December, 2005, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2005
Total reviews submitted: 10.
mattyvlem also reviewed: Baan Panburi Village, Chiang Mai Thai House, Cloud 9, Little Garden Bar & Guesthouse, Lotus Village, New Siam II Guest House, Sarikantang Resort and Spa, Shambara Boutique Hostel, Vinh Guest House.

Three days in February 2005 - 15th September, 2005
My wife and stayed here for a few days in February 2005. It seemed the appropriate place to stay after picking up some much valuable info when planning our trip to Cambodia. The place is spotless and the staff on the front particularly friendly. The place also recommends moto drivers to take you to and back from the temples of Angkor without getting fleeced. Additionally a taxi share was also arranged for four of us to the Thai border and info on the most efficient bus service to Bangkok was also provided.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by manishok on 15th September, 2005, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 2/2005
Total reviews submitted: 5.
manishok also reviewed: Merry Guest House No. 1, Sawasdee Smile Inn, TAT Guest House.

Four days at the Two Dragons - 28th February, 2005
Had a totally relaxed stay at the Two Dragons guesthouse in early Jan '05. The room I had came with air-con, cable, etc. The young ladies who work there were friendly and great for a laugh and a chat (within limits), especially the young lady that manages it for Gordon. The meals were so nice (you could see that hygiene was A+), I hardly ate anywhere else. Finally the cost was more then reasonable considering the untainted free advice, and extra services on offer. My only suggestion is that Gordon considers offering a discount on Jim Beam drinkies after the first 30 or so, or maybe even a Happy hour :-D I'll be back.

Two Dragons Guesthouse reviewed by mullup on 28th February, 2005, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2004
Total reviews submitted: 1.