I stayed at Smiley's for almost a week while I was in Siem Reap. You can't beat it for $5 USD/ night ($15, I think, for A/C and hot water). It's family run and the staff is super nice. They have two computers with free internet (a bit slow), good food at their restaurant, and it feels more like you're... More

I've stayed in budget hotels in Thailand, China, and Cambodia, and this is the best budget hotel that I've stayed in. This was a school group, and we had single, double, triple, and quad rooms. My single room had a double bed (excellent mattress: like memory foam, that was an amazing surprise), air conditioning, older 13" TV (worked fine) with... More

We stayed in the Smiley Guesthouse for 7 nights and only that long because one of us got sick. First of all, the rooms are really nice, big and have a comfortable feel. We saw two rooms because we had to move. In our first one, the tv didn't work any more because of the construction (every morning from 10-12,... More

We had a lovely room for about $10; unlike many budget rooms in SE Asia it looked as though a bit of thought had gone into the decor, rather than just being furnished with cast-offs from someone's grandma. The restaurant was in a lovely partly open-air garden setting with big wicker chairs which were perfect for relaxing in the shade... More

Smiley's is a very, very nice place withy a great patio with a area where you can eat, but also chill out. Staff is very friendly. clientelle divers and so are the room. There are rooms from $4 to $ 15 dollar, from very basic (cold water, fan, but all rooms have a bathroom in the room) to full equiped... More

I stayed there every year from 2003 to 2007 and can only recommend the house. It is well situated, cheap enough, a variety of rooms, has a fine garden and friendly staff. No one is forced to use the tuck-tuck servive from the house. There are plenty of opportunities everywhere. The food is OK but there are better places in... More

Staying at Smiley's Guest House with a school group travelling Cambodia and Thailand, it was everything we required. We had a bed to sleep in, tidy rooms, rooms were secure and we also had a toilet and a shower. When chosing to stay at a guest house this is all we required. We found Smileys because we had previously stayed... More

I got to Smiley's through a Cambodian friend and i experienced that the service wasn't really nice just from the beginning. First, they said on the phone that they would pick me up, but no one came. later i figured out that the guy who should have picked us up forgot about it, because he was to drunk. The food... More

I have been traveling around Asia for the last ten months and I have never come across such a horrendous level of service. We booked our stay at Smileys through our guest house in Phnom Phen and were picked up by a slightly moody guy on arrival. The actual guest house is set in a beautiful garden and you'd be... More