Everything went well from checking in to checking out and requesting help from the staff. I like that there is a great cafe attached and the location is in the middle of everything so I could just walk everywhere. When it comes to the facilities, I loved the open space and high sealings.

The WiFi was a bit slow for one person, and definitely useless for two people. The apartment has some walls painted and some not... so ideally you guys can just make it look 100% nice. It is also a bit dark in the rooms even with lights on. The air exhaust in the toilet does not seem to work so it can get quite hot in there and well the smell... xD.

It's well located adjacent to the the Wat Bo area Street 26 restaurants but on a quiet street. The rooms are large and well designed (lots of daylight, thoughtful plan etc The reception is friendly and helpful..

Just an update, Pages cafe is now Daerleng restaurant. I was a bit confused on entry to the Pages rooms, it's by a path from the left of the forcourt of Daerleng back to an open air reception desk that is well staffed. Some of the common areas around the pool and courtyard seem a little run down and unused and in need of a makeover, perhaps because of COVID or the original owners of Pages Cafe have gone.

Location is central yet on a quiet street with no sounds of the bustling city. All the local drivers know very well the hotel right in front of Pages Rooms, called Viroth's. You will see that this landmark is important. The room was cosy and quite modern design. The hotel enjoys a wonderful cafe/restaurant right next to it (Daerleng - I recommend it for the morning coffee and breakfast if you want).

There is one thing that I really think they should do something about it: there is no sign of the hotel on the street. If you arrive at dark, as I did, it's pretty scary that you arrive at the address but there is no sign, nor view of the hotel. My driver called the hotel and the receptionist came out to greet me etc.

The room was very spacious and nice, the location great, the staff very attentive, quick and helpful.

My room only had 1 roll of toilet paper. I asked for an extra roll because I always prefer to have extra (better to have it and not need it than the opposite). The girl at the front desk promptly gave me 2 extra rolls. The next day, the cleaning crew cleaned my room, and to my surprise, the extra rolls were gone and I was back to 1 roll. That just baffled me. Another thing is the water temperature was super inconsistent. Other than those two things, my stay was absolutely fantastic. Everything else was just great. Definitely recommend.

Prior to landing in Cambodia, I had a running correspondence with Psy Rom who we eventually met at the front desk of Pages Hotel. Pages was exactly as advertised, the property is gorgeous & in great proximity to pub street/ other area amenities. Psy was amazing & acted as a sort of liaison during our stay. He linked us up with Charya, our local tour guide & Ja, the tuk tuk driver who eventually drove us back to the airport! Charya was full of knowledge, educating us on the culture & history of Cambodia while visiting the ancient temples. This small group of individuals made us feel so welcome that we cannot wait to visit again.

There was nothing I didn’t like about the property.

The size of the hotel (only 9 rooms) ensured that the stay felt very personal, and Risa at the front desk was always kind and helpful. Pages Rooms' location right in the Wat Bo area is hard to beat - while breakfast wasn't included in the rate, there were a few places just around the corner that were open very early in the morning (from 6 a.m. onwards). Rooms were not only cozy but also spacious and modern in design. Getting a tuk-tuk/remork to Angkor was very easy as there are a few friendly drivers on the street right outside.

I found the air conditioning unit a little noisy (we were in room #8 on the third floor) so it took a while to fall asleep on the first night, but after that I got used to it and it was never a problem from then on. Water pressure in the rain shower was good, though it would have been nice to have a hand-held shower head as well. Otherwise everything else was perfect.

5Minutes walk to the street, good service, restaurant next to was great, big space

we didn’t need the pool - still the green inside isn’t nice to see also the balcony weren’t cleaned before. Aircon was loud but we could have switched the room. The transport organization pity that we got an impossible seat at the back which europeans could eben sit with 4 in a row. But the stay was still really comfy this are just small things except of the organized transport

The staff here were some of the nicest people we've encountered at a hotel - incredibly friendly and helpful. They booked us a bus to Battambang. The breakfast in the restaurant next door was delicious. I got a free upgrade to the suite through Booking.com, and it was really nice! I loved the overall look of the space, it was minimal but stylish. The room was clean, AC worked great, the shower was hot and the pressure was really good. Location was on a quiet street, but a short walk to shops, markets and restraunts. Highly recommend!

Wonderful small boutique hotel, only 9 rooms so you get your privacy and space. Cute pool, perfect to refresh after a hard day of temple sightseeing. Rooms are thoughtfully designed and you can borrow a bicycle to move around town. Free water refill 🙌 ♻️

nothing to reproach- one suggestion: have towels for the pool at reception to avoid having to bring down one from the room.

Super friendly staff, very helpful for booking sightseeing tours at fair prices. Room was spacious and very clean. The location is good, far enough from the noisy streets but you can still reach them by foot in 10 min or less. Nice neighborhood with restaurants and cafés around. The adjacent café seems nice although we didn't go at all. For breakfast, we found a cute socially responsible café just 200m further. If we were to come back to Siem Reap, this would definitely be our choice!