Siem Reap International Airport

Very beautiful airport! Extremely organized and well-run. The staff were all pleasant--even immigration. The only downside is that it's pretty far from the city center. The food court was also pretty limited early in the morning. Bathrooms are spic-and-span and also have lower sinks for little ones. There are several outdoor areas that you can escape to once you get through security--for smokers or anyone that just wants to be outside.

I like an efficient airport without much fuss, I've reviewed as five stars based on this. The new airport is about an hour from the city and doesn't have much in terms of restaurants and shops but, if you don't need these luxuries this can be a great airport experience. This new airport is clean and well laid out, check in is quick and efficient although there are no self-serve options. Once past check in immigration and security are a breeze especially if compared to other SE Asian airports. The staff are wonderful, polite and helpful. Once airside there are a couple of stalls selling snacks and drinks at airport mark up, duty free (slightly more expensive than supermarkets: $19 for 200 Marlboro) and limited options for fashion and local goods. For smokers or those wanting a breath of air there are multiple outdoor terraces spread throughout the terminal which is a massive plus. There is a lounge available for $35 which I didn't try but looked very pleasant from the outside. Next time I will use this airport I will arrive 70 mins before my flight, breeze through and have a coffee on a terrace before boarding. There has been some criticism of the new airport being an hour from the city as opposed to the old airport which was only 5 minutes out. I asked about this and it is to allow larger, more efficient international flight to reach the city without damaging the nearby Ankor Wat temples. To me this feels like a reasonable and responsible trade off. Taxis into town are available for about $25.

Extremely clean and new. The shiniest floors I have ever seen at an airport. Efficient and well run airport. Staff very friendly. Check in and immigration a breeze. Picture taking and fingerprinting done upon arrival. If you're hungry, there is a food hall with Burger King, Dim Sum and Crushly. There is also The Coffee Club. If you have more time to spare, a lounge is available for $35pp us. Flights can leave earlier. Our flight left 35 mins before scheduled departure time. Getting to the main centre takes about an hour. We arranged an airport transfer through our hotel at a cost of $29us.

It's too small airport. But their service was lovely. Ground staff was very fast for baggage handling. Inside one of the big duty free shops. They sold a lot of things. Chocolate 🍫 Alcohol 🍸 Perfume Gift Items & cosmetics also. I was there in the summer. Their air conditioner service was too good. Keep going. But immigration officer was not well some county like Bangladesh. Their service disappointed me. They want tips also. Feel ashamed for their behaviour. Hope they will be solved ASAP.

Beautiful, clean and very calm. The airport traffic is one of lighters I have ever seen in any other airport around the world. Staff is very nice and polite There is a good duty free shop and few good eating options as well. Very efficient and no waiting lines anywhere which makes it one of my favourite airports ✈️🫶🏼🥰🇰🇭

Pretty good experience. The airport is really new, completed with high-end facilities and the toilet is clean and hygiene. The airport itself is highly secured, making me feel safe. The staff is really friendly and I got served with respect and smiling faces. The distance of the airport from the city centre is not a big deal for me since there's a lot of convenience way to get to the city.

The airport is great, it will be really good for the economy in Siem Reap by making it accessible by larger planes. Most airports in major cities are some distance from the CBD. So whilst people may be unhappy that it has moved further out, it's not unusual in terms of airport locations. The highway that has been built to cater for the airport is fantastic. Very fast route, only two (1 each way) lanes though so if the passenger demand increases significantly they may look to expand that. It took around 50 minutes from centre of town to the airport around midday on a Saturday. The check in process was extremely smooth with multiple counters open. The same story with the security and passport control. The airport itself is opening up new services and facilities weekly. On 18 Nov the below facilities were at the international section of the airport. - free wifi (fast connection, no time limit or password required) - snack kiosk - coffee club kiosk (serving coffee and other drinks like juice etc and pastries) - dim sum restaurant in the food court - food court is set for expansion with two other vendors due to open in the near future (burger king and crushly) - toilets, baby change rooms, accessible toilets - outdoor courtyard (smoking area) - brand new lounge currently costing $35USD for entry. Not partnered with any airlines or miles group yet, however they anticipate to do so in the future. - PowerPoint charging stations located near the gates (not in the seats but along a bench against the wall) - ample drinking water stations (warm and hot water available) - souvenir gift shop - multiple duty free stores selling a range of alcohol, tobacco, clothing, accessories and makeup - air conditioning - soft calming music playing in the gates Overall the airport is great and will only continue to improve

A sparkling clean new airport, but not meeting expectations. Nice courtyards, and toilets are everywhere. Lots of signs and flight information boards. Good air conditioning. However, there is drinking water offered at multiple locations but all of them only have warm and hot water. This is unfortunate as I saw multiple people trying to figure out how to get cold water. I ended up having to buy water at Relay, using the plastic bottles I’m trying to avoid. The charging stations could be more efficient by using stools instead of the standard seating bench. There needs to be more food options. They currently have 2 eateries and adding one more. The Angkor Lounge is open, for $35 per person. They’re not currently accepting Priority Pass.