Pavillon Indochine Hotel

This little gem of a hotel in Siem Reap is the perfect place to stay if you are visiting the temples of Angkor. Located on a quite side street, it has the feel of an old colonial villa. The rooms on both floors open out on to tiled verandahs that overlook either a central courtyard with an abundance of plants and a pool or onto a garden. Each room has its own little space with cane chairs on the adjoining verandah. Our room was well-appointed and comfortable and had everything we needed for our 3-day visit. The in-house restaurant provides a generous buffet breakfast (both western and Khmer dishes, included with our room) and an excellent and very reasonably priced a la carte dinner menu. The hotel staff are all extremely friendly and helpful. They gladly arranged a car for airport pick-up and drop-off, as well as a tuk tuk and English-speaking guide to take us around the temples, most of which are about 10-15 km from the hotel. We would love to stay here again!

Hotel closed to amenities and tourist sights such as Killing Fields and Ankor Wat. Staff were very informative and helpful. Breakfast nice and filling. They had their own tuk tuk driver who gave us a great tour of Ankor Wat and helped us with getting to the last temple without the long walk in the heat (Mr. Mony). Never forget tuk tuk experiences with him. He tooked us into town for dinner and we ate at a Korean BBQ restaurant for USD $20, Japanese restaurant for USD $15. We ate at our hotel which was very nice and had a couple of cocktails. The manager was so kind to give my husband an Ankor Wat beer glass. We would come again and stay here.

This place has everything. Great location, amazingly friendly staff, beautiful restaurant (my personal favourite was their chicken amok), and lovely facilities (I used their pool but unfortunately didn't have time for a massage from their spa). It's luxury, but more budget-friendly. Very sad to be leaving - this is a gem of a location.

Overall, a lovely hotel a little out of the city center in Siem Reap. The staff was friendly and so helpful in guiding us during our time in Cambodia. Our room was spacious, if in need of a fresh coat of paint, and the pool was gorgeous. If you’re looking for a more boutique experience, this hotel may be right up your alley.

We stayed here for 4 nights as part of a tour around Cambodia. It's tucked away on a side street and is a tranquil escape whilst still being close to town. We walked from here to APOPO Visitor Centre in 5 minutes. Tuk tuks into town were $2, and the hotel was happy to arrange these. We ate in the restaurant a couple of nights and the food was very nice. We found breakfast plentiful and particularly enjoyed the fresh pancakes. Staff at the hotel were friendly and helpful. Great value too, I would thoroughly recommend.

What a beautiful gem, staff are super friendly and always ready to help you,it's very quiet and it has a swimming pool Breakfast was included and is a nice buffet. The rooms are well maintained and clean. Very close to Angkor Wat. I definitely recommend this place . Keep up the good work.

This is going to be a long review but it will help you save your vacation. They say it is close o Angkor. It is not relevant because they are not. That close. You will need a tuk tuk anyway. Get a hotel closer to downtown. On the river side near the market or that area. The hotel is far from anything else and the area is not walkable in any way. The location looks nice but it has a couple of major flaws: 1. The pool is cold. So cold that it is always empty. 2. There are not enough beds around the pool as there are rooms so you might end up without a sun bed 3. The rooms are a bit old and the AC and bathrooms show it 4 The bathroom light is horrible. You cannot shave as a man and as a woman the make-up will be horrible - it is only one lightbulb - white from above 5. Everything closes at 22:00 - lights out bar closed bye bye 6. Gekos and mosquitos in the room 7. Bad pillows 8. HORRIBLE INTERNET - it is not working 90% of the time and there is no cell signal in the room But let’s be honest we are all going to Siem to see Angkor. This is the main goal not the hotel. If you are still ok with all of the above just don’t book a tour with the hotel. When I read the description of the hotel I hoped it was a cultural hub where the guides will be selected and the experience will be imersive. The guide we had the first day was so so bad. His level of english was bad, the information was scarce - i ended up goin on chat gpt to get more info during the tour. The overall experience was a flop. He took us on a running tour in places where there were less tourists so he could get out quicker - with us missing out on highlights. On the second day we dropped the tour and had the sunrise tour and heard the other guides english and amount of info being shared. We did not negociate the cost. They just allocated a bad guide….

The hotel is brilliant, a haven of peace. The service is lovely, the staff are incredible and brightened up our stay. The restaurant, bar and breakfast are all good! Thank you for this stay. I totally recommend it. 💖