Results 1 - 1 of 5 Pavillion Indochine Hotel Review(s)
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 3/5 Posted by MR. HUNER, Johannes, Netherlands in February 2008
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| "This is a mix between a hotel and a guest house, located in a quiet area in the northern outskirts of Siem Reap. Advantage is short distance to the temples. Decoration is tasteful and stylish in the Oriental style, but without unnecessary luxury. Rooms are spacious, beds are comfortable. Mosquito nets are a nice detail. However, the beds have protruding sharp edges on the 4 corners which easily cause knee injuries. Bathroom basic but adequate.
Reception staff is friendly and helpful. Restaurant staff seemed somewhat sullen. Overall quality of the food was average, but the croissants at breakfast were excellent.
Swimming pool area is rather cramped, as is the pool itself.
This is not a bad place to stay, but somehow I feel they could do better. I noted, incidentally, that the Asia Rooms rate which I had paid is identical to the standard rate posted at the hotel.
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 4/5 Posted by MR. HUBERT, Claude, France in January 2008
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| "All in all a superb hotel decorated with good taste with some nice innovations in the service (the laundry basket, the DVD players and the available DVDs, the sign for asking to change the sheets etc. You sense a clever and generous management
Well situated for the Angkor visit. But far from town (a shutle may be a good solution).
The families staying in the hotel were too happy to leave their kids free to play in the swimming pool without surveillance and the kids did not care about other guests (neither their parents). If you want tranquility do not go during holidays.
Consequently the sitting area dedicated to each room would need a bit more privacy.
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 5/5 Posted by MR. WISE, Stephen, Canada in December 2007
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| "The temples at Siem Reap are amazing, but this hotel made our stay in the area special. The room was charming, the facilities spotless, the atmosphere inviting, and the staff so considerate and sweet we couldn't believe it. Being on the edge of town and closest to Angkor Wat is a plus for this hotel. We highly recommend this place." |
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3/5 Posted by MR. ANDREA, Lacchio, Italy in October 2007
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5/5 Posted by MR. DIAS, Luis, Portugal in October 2006
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| "excelent hotel, with a very nice service.
The owner f
Fabrice is very kind.
Luis Dias
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