I stayed at Ombrelle and Kimono for two weeks. The rooms are okay, but overpriced. First I was put in the large room which was fine, I was then moved to a smaller room which smelt like sewerage, had no hot water and fluorescent lighting, forgs and cockroaches. When I spoke to the lady who runs the hotel regarding my... More

We thought the hotel was very beautiful & managed to get a look at 2 of the 5 rooms. They were both very beautiful & roomy & the feel of the rooms could bring you back 100 years in time (in a good way). We ended up in the (very) large room by the entrance which was fairly quiet. The... More

Spend a few days there during my trip to Angkor wat transfer from the excellent La Maison D'Angkor which was fully booked. Very small property downtown. They are closed a very noisy restaurant next door so not great if you want to relax on the evening at the swimming pool. Rooms are very original with a mix of different kind... More

Stay away from this hotel. We flew in from Thailand having stayed at good hotels in both Bangkok and Hua Hin where the service and facilities were excellent. On arrival at Siem Reap airport nobody was there to meet us although I had emailed the hotel and they had confirmed the airport transfer (which were included in the room rate).... More

It was our first visit to Siem Reap. We traveled with 2 small kids and stayed in 2 out of 5 rooms at Ombrelle et kimono last summer. The first impression of the place was really - wow that's one of the nicest boutique hotels we'd ever stayed! I have to agree the design & style of the house is... More

A fairly new hotel, only five rooms, exclusive feel to it. Room is large and very well decorated with an open-air bathroom. Nice little (and cold!) swimming pool in a tropical garden. But for rates like this ($85 in high season) one would expect a couple of more extras like complimentary water, fridge in the room/minibar, an elaborate breakfast and... More