Naga Angkor Hostel

Pub Street is really close by, as well as ATMs and restaurants and coffee shops. The building is extremely run down, and we had to switch rooms multiple times because a toilet didn't work and one of the door handles would just pull off. Many of the listed amenities aren't available at the property, but are at shops nearby

The staff were really friendly and helpful and the location was great! Bed was comfortable. The hot shower was amazing! The room is very old and could you a real deep clean. The pillows on the beds were really hard and the door on the toilet wouldn’t shut properly if you weren’t inside to lock it, this would let bugs in as the bathroom had gaps to outside

very good staff

The guesthouse is well located and within minutes walking to main streets. The lady working in reception is super nice and friendly.

it was good

Kind staff and great price. Could maybe clean shower heads and drains.

Friendly & supportive staffs. Convenient location. Walking distance to city center. Close to airport or temples.

Budget place not too far from the night markets. Check in was good. We were trying to get the shuttle service as described, but no one answer our calls. The room was basic but value for money. Breakfast is only between 7-9, no drinks included be aware, kind of tricky. On our last day before leaving on a long journey, we ordering the breakfast at 7am, and simply never received it, I wish we know in advance and just buy some food before. I think if you’re on a budget it’s a good place but don’t expect too much.

The view on the roof is nice. Maybe I missed it but apparently the attached restaurant is only open at certain times.

Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. They provided help with booking my trip to Angkor Wat and also bus trip to Phnom Penh. I will definitely visit here again.

Very central location. Got a superior double room. Make sure you get a room with screens for the ventilation holes in the bathroom. The mosquitos come in from there and eat you alive at night

Great central location. Got a superior double room. Make sure you don't get a room where there are no screens for the ventilation holes in the bathroom. Lots of mosquitos come in through there and I was eaten alive.

Reception could not find my booking. Though it was stated that parking space was available, there wasn't any proper parking lots. When I checked with the receptionist, she assured me it wasn't a problem. The next morning, the security guy asked for an extra tip in spite of hotel receptionist's assurance. Not impressed by the service.

My opinion of Naga Angkor changed a lot over our 3 nights in their private twin room. On checking in, we were very disappointed as the room is very small, the bathroom even smaller, with large gaps around the tops of the doors so not at all soundproof. However, the helpfulness of the staff (Yudom in particular) completely changed my (initially very negative) view of the place. The bathroom was strange and very basic and we couldn't see how the shower worked, but the staff member not only described it but came up to our room to make sure we had it under control. Most impressive was when we left it far too late to book a tour company to visit a floating village, and nothing we tried online would enable us to get a tour before we left the city. Then at 9pm the night before our last day, Yudom thoroughly and incredibly patiently talked us through options, made several phone calls very efficiently, and was very understanding as we dithered over various queries we had and concerns. Solely thanks to her, we were able to make the most of our last day in Siem Reap and get to see the floating villages. It has reminded me not to be too quick to judge a place! That said, if your standards are at or above average for a private room, you're probably better looking elsewhere.

Check other reviews as well before choosing this hotel. There are good things, that I will advise as well, but since it is very noizy, I would never rcommand this hotel as you can't sleep. We were on first floor, and the floors in corridors are just pieces of wood with holes in between, and the hotels is made in an open concept within inside, and can see and hear outside as much. So you hear everything coming from dowstairs...and the street so dont get the side facing the street. And the walls are ver tin, and there are holes in bathroom for air. Basically, you here people slam the doors, go to bathroom, talk, burp, etc...all night. And in am, starting at 6ham, you hear the staff dowstairs talking, making all kinds of noises, kitchen prepartion, etc... MAYBE if you can be on upper floors, at least you wouldn't hear as much main floor noizes. Beside that, I read someone got a cheaper room then what they booked...happenned to us as well, had to change twice (and weird after the first switch, the staff said there was no more superior room available....but then when I came back second time, oh there was one). So be carefull. Bed was comfy. AC and pipes were leaking. Sink focet broken but could be used. Staff just *Ohhh* when advise,was noizy. Downstairs ambiance nice. Same music being planned over and over haha So your choice. It is a decent hotel if you get it at 10-12usd per night but try to get a higher up room and hopefully you dont have noizy neighbours.

The room is a little small but fine for 1 person and keeps quite cool.. The staff are very friendly - I only eat local foods while traveling and mostly avoided the restaurant...the only one thing i tried was their noodle soup which turned out to be instant noodles and not good (couldn't eat!).. The most wonderful thing was the bed - firm bet exceptionally comfortable..so much so that I just ordered a new matress for at home :)

Friendly staff and very helpful. Close to the main center of Siem Reap.

Nice front of house staff. Matress very old. Good location. Good value for money

It was a convenient place to stay. Very near to food stalls and night market

You get what you pay for. The room is okay, the staff is nice. The breakfast was small.