Green Empire Resort

The manager and his daughter were very kind, and renting bikes at the resort worked well for us. We spent three relaxed days doing the Petit and Grand circuit by bike. If you need laundry, they’ll wash it there for a reasonable price per Kg. Green Empire Resort is a good choice if you want to be near Angkor and away from the city center. There weren’t many places to eat nearby, so we used Grab to order food. It was very good, fast, and cheap. The pool was a nice bonus after walking and biking around Angkor.

With just a few cottages, this small hotel meant we had the pool entirely to ourselves. The owner was attentive, kept cleaning the pool, and helped with all our questions. There was also a very kind and helpful young lady. A small nearby shop has a limited selection. It’s very close to Angkor Wat, which made visiting the temples convenient. We had a wonderful time here and highly recommend it.

The family service was helpful with laundry, food, and transportation, and they worked with us when we made a booking error and later wanted to extend our stay. There are two adult bikes, with a couple of rental places close by. Food is nearby or easy to get delivered, and Pub Street is a short tuktuk ride away. The fridge and A/C worked well. It’s a perfect spot for visiting Anchor Wat, especially if you want a midday pool break from the temples, and yes, you will. The rooms and pool are gorgeous, and the grounds are beautifully kept. We’ll definitely tell our friends to come here.

The customer service was superb. Nad set up a table and chairs, with drinking and utensils, so we could eat at the pool area. After temple and museum outings, it was perfect to dip in the pool. We also had laundry done on day 22 of our trip. Liza offered to do it for a price per kg, I think $1.50/kg, and it came back super clean, fresh, and folded. Thank you. There were six of us, three couples, each with an individual suite around the pool. The rooms were very clean and the beds were ready. Liza helped us check in smoothly after the resort arranged our airport transportation. We put our bags down and wanted food; Liza suggested a couple of places, and we were glad we used Grab delivery since we were tired. We’d worried the resort might be too far from the action, but the location worked out well. On our museum day we first used vehicle transportation because we weren’t familiar with the area, then tried Tik tuk. It was extremely fun, safe, and inexpensive. The whole of Siem Reap is a vacationers paradise, and this hidden gem is quiet and private, with full speed internet. Our family felt well supported. A Tik tuk ride into the hub cost $3 CDN. We’d finished a cruise in Singapore and added a week in Cambodia. The resort had arranged transport from the airport, and Liza supported our check-in. We met Nad, the owner, more formally the next day; he’s extremely nice.