Lovely stay in Marirath Boutique Hotel! Our room was well equipped and having a balcony was a definite bonus! Bathroom was good and water pressure in the shower was good too. The hotel is further from the main city and there isn't much in terms of places to eat/things to see in that area, but it's only 9-10 minutes via tuktuk to the city centre and it's so easy to get one via Grab or via the hotel.

Once, there was no hot water in the evening, but this only happened once so assume it was due to a power cut. There was also sometimes noise from construction work close by but it wasn't too loud and disruptive.

The room was very big and nice. The swimming pool was lovely and they have some food options, but you are going to Siem Reap, so please just explore the city for food because there are so many options, local but also a lot of western restaurants! Also we did not have any issues with insects or mosquitoes :)

It was a bit out of the center but the tranquility makes up for it. If you plan to move around a lot we would suggest renting a scooter with Mr. Tom!

What can I say. Map and coy are two of the loveliest people you could meet. Room was clean and comfortable with a beautiful view over the garden and pool , Loved the patio. Pool was amazing to cool down after a day temple crawling. Breakfast was a good size and very tasty. Location is just out of town but close enough to everything I wanted. Gad a couple of really cool cats as well Will stay again.

Lots of mosquitoes, but you can't help that with all the greenery and warm weather. Easily solved with bug spray and wouldn't stop me from staying again.

Very welcoming friendly staff

Bit disappointed to be charged for 4 bottles of water, considering we didn't have the room cleaned throughout our stay, by our choice.. Thought we would have got complimentary water daily if the room was serviced daily. Might be different in Cambodia, never been before

I can say I was only one person at that moment,but there is one guy from the staff he always smiling,and always asking u what u need ,and the pool was quiet and clean ,room was very big and the bed was great ,breakfast was ok but if get more options for the drink wil be amazing

Amazing amazing stay. We arrived early from an overnight bus, and the hotel sent a tuktuk to pick us up. They were also so kind to let us shower too, which was fantastic. The hostess and staff were the most accommodating and went above and beyond to make our visit 10/10. When my partner was unwell, they delivered tea and rice to him. And while we were waiting for our tuktuk to arrive to take us to Angkor Wat/Airport/etc they gave us cups of coffee in the lobby. Honestly, the best people I've experienced in all my stays throughout South East Asia over the last 2 months. The hotel itself is also really great, calm and clean. Our room was big size and had a beautiful view of the pool through tropical garden trees. Pool was clean and very relaxing. Next time I come to Siem Reap I will definitely stay here again.

Nothing, although the wifi was a bit temperamental connecting to our room.

We had a truly wonderful time at Marirath, so much that we extended our stay to 13 days. This place is unique, a beautiful architecture standing in a luxurious garden filled with flowers and crowned by a stunning pool, which is an absolute best at every hour of the day. The rooms are really gorgeous, spacious and fresh, all wooden with original colonial design and a very nice individual terrace. They were impeccably cleaned everyday. Also a very convenient location as the hôtel is directly on the road to the temples. All the hotel staff made us feel in paradise... Everyone here is extremely sweet, from the helpful tuk-tuk drivers who speak great english, to the cooks who make excellent soups, and to all the team of gardeners, maids and receptionists who were always smiling, welcoming and so polite. We especially want to thank the owner, the adorable Sara, who took such great care of us from day 1. As the hôtel was full booked for Khmer new year, as well as all the other hôtels in the city, she still managed to provide us with a superb and cheap accomodation. She allowed us to have a blast for New Year's in Seam Reap, and during all our stay at Marirath so we can't thank you enough Sara 🥰!

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The owner was very friendly. Although she doesn't speak much English but she still tried to engage in the conversation. We really enjoy chit chatting with her. The food was good. We had breakfast and lunch a few times during our stay. The hotel has lush garden and quiet environment. Room was nice and it's pretty cool even in a hot day. Interior all around the hotel and in the room is vintage, which was one of the reason why we choose to stay there. We love vintage things! Overall we had a very relaxing stay. We'll be back again when we have time for holiday to Siem Reap!

We were a group of 6 friends and we spent 4 nights in Marirath Boutique Hotel. First of all we loved the funny and welcoming owner Mrs. Rath, she treated us as a family. The resort is really nice, with a colonial vibe, a nice swimming pool surrounded by a tropical garden. We had the upstairs rooms, spacious and with a beautiful wood floor. Every room had a balcony with a view on the swimming pool and garden. The location is out of the centre of Siem Reap, it means no crowded area, but just 10 minutes awat from the city centre with a Tuktuk coating only 2,5$. I will come back for sure in this nice little resort.

Mantainance of the room need a little bit more of touch. Breakfast menu is really basic. The owner was nice to give us always free plate of fruit and tea. I hope the menu of the breakfast and the food will be improved. In the night can hear some roosters from the neighbours. No a big bother anyway. Around the resort there are no restaurant and being the onsite menu very limited, you will go always outside for dinner to the city centre.

Perfect in every which way. No regrets and no disappointments!

I enjoyed everything but some may not like that its a few kms outside the main tourist zone. Easily fixable with a scooter rental or getting a tuk tuk with the Grab app though