Pavillon Indochine

“The best place to stay in Siem Reap and you will feel like home”

Great services, beautiful place , very friendly ,attentive and professional staffs. The greenery tropical garden and the room is very nice and cleaned with the vintage styles. The food in the restaurant was very delicious and reasonable price ,the breakfast was fantastic with Asian and western choi… more

Great services, beautiful place , very friendly ,attentive and professional staffs. The greenery tropical garden and the room is very nice and cleaned with the vintage styles. The food in the restaurant was very delicious and reasonable price ,the breakfast was fantastic with Asian and western choice. I will be back again.

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“Oasis, Great Location, Relaxation”

We stayed at this chic little resort for the 5th of February. Location: perfect. Tuk Tuk time to the temples approx. max. 15 minutes and in the city max. 10 minutes. On a side street, no other noise either. Charm: Very high. Few rooms. Everything kept very compact. The bar, the restaurant and the p… more

We stayed at this chic little resort for the 5th of February. Location: perfect. Tuk Tuk time to the temples approx. max. 15 minutes and in the city max. 10 minutes. On a side street, no other noise either. Charm: Very high. Few rooms. Everything kept very compact. The bar, the restaurant and the pool are basically the core of the complex. The reception is at the back of the bar. Beautifully planted and with loving details. Service: very, very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is balanced and plentiful (own yogurt, eggs are freshly baked upon request, etc.). The boss was very helpful when our son had to vomit: she brought us a coconut to drink (very isotonic) and even made porridgee, although none of this is on the menu. Room recommendation: It doesn't have to be by the pool, as all the rooms are there anyway. We were in the garden area, which is less than a minute's walk from the pool. The family rooms are huge, very well and stylishly furnished and the bathroom is sensational. The best shower I've ever had in Southeast Asia. Food: excellent. 4-5 stars and the prices for a hotel are very fair. A little oasis where you simply feel comfortable and at home. We would have liked to have stayed longer.

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“Fantastic friendly Boutique hotel”

This French colonial style boutique hotel owned and run by Adrian and Nicky, is in a perfect location, in a quiet road 10 minutes by Tuk Tuk from Angkor Wat and downtown Siem Reap. All the rooms are large with plenty of hanging and storage and are spotlessly clean . The bathrooms are well equipped … more

This French colonial style boutique hotel owned and run by Adrian and Nicky, is in a perfect location, in a quiet road 10 minutes by Tuk Tuk from Angkor Wat and downtown Siem Reap. All the rooms are large with plenty of hanging and storage and are spotlessly clean . The bathrooms are well equipped with a great shower. All the rooms overlook the pool area set in a tropical garden with your own outdoor seating area. All the staff are friendly and very smily. With a special mention for Sopheak and Kong Ny who made our evening at the bar perfect. The restaurant serves great food at competitive prices. The breakfast has a wide variety to choose from with lots of homemade produce. All in all it’s great value for money!

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“A couple of great hotels with wonderful staff who cant do more to make your holiday special than they do”

I had booked a family room at the sister hotel Pavillon D’Orient which i had stayed in before. There was a mix up and we had to move to Indochine, not a problem at all as it’s a five minute Tuktuk from one to other. We had a very big family room (FA3) which is basically two double rooms with the … more

I had booked a family room at the sister hotel Pavillon D’Orient which i had stayed in before. There was a mix up and we had to move to Indochine, not a problem at all as it’s a five minute Tuktuk from one to other. We had a very big family room (FA3) which is basically two double rooms with the all knocked through. It has one kind and two doubles and a sofa/sofabed plus two bathrooms. It is in need of a lick of paint and one or two bits of furniture tarting up and a few electrical bits fixing. However for the space (its me and 8, 10 and 13) I’m happy to trade a few blemish’s for acres of space that means they have loads of room to spread out and avoid each other. The hotel has a nice pool (but the Orient has a nicer pool!), the restaurant is good and the breakfast excellent. As always in Asia its the staff who make the difference, a really nice team of people who are very friendly and super helpful. I understand that the hotels are owned by expat Brits however all the staff are 100% local which i really appreciated. The hotel can sort you out with all your tour guides and transport and recommendations for other things to do. Do go to Phare one evening, its an amazing non-profit and great fun. The location is in a quiet suburb of town towards the temple entrance. You need to Tuktuk to town in aboutt 5 mins, they can sort that out for you and its 10,000 each way and any Tuktuk in town knows where it is. Personally i prefer the quiet and the short Tuktuk ride over the noise of being in town or the impersonality and cost of the large international chain hotels. My fifth trip to Siem Reap, really enjoyed staying here and the sister hotel D’Orient and would only choose one or other if i come back for my sixth trip!

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