My experience at this hostel could have ended fairly. But my experienced changed. I was in Siem Reap for one day, and as u know , its not enough to enjoy all the temples. I decided to rent a mountain bike for the day from Jasmine Lodge. Angkor vat is a few kms outside the town.As soon as got out... More

My family and I stayed at Jasmine Lodge in early January and found the staff very friendly and the owner to be helpful. It was an easy walk to plenty of places to eat, supermarket and ATM's and plenty of Tuk Tuk drivers out the front if you need to go further. The room was spacious, cheap and adequate for... More

I stayed for 4 nights at the jasmin lodge. I was supposed to stay at jasmin lodge nr.2 (I e-mailed with them in advance and they confirmed it) but when I arrived it was not possible anymore. Because I'm staying for a longer time in Siem Reap (3 months), I have a discount. But every time he tells me another... More

I have mixed feelings about this place. I have been there 3 times and two times was great and last one was truly terrible. If you get room in new part of Jasmine Lodge especially on top flours of it you will be heap with it. They are very clean, quite new, bright and nice. But old building and Jasmine... More

I stayed there over Christmas 2011 (and it was easy for me to ignore Christmas there) and it was very relaxing for me after having spent three months in China. The breakfast was very good (a choice of 9 different sets of food (e.g. scrambled eggs + fruit salad + bread) + coffee or tea or water), laundry was cheap... More

One night at the Jasmine Lodge was all that my girlfriend and I could handle. The fan in the room wasn't working, and the water cut off for an hour in the middle of the night. To make matters worse, the manager insisted on double-charging me for a drink after I had already paid! The main area of the hostel... More

The main problem with Jasmine Lodge is the location--it's not convenient to anything and the smoke from burning garbage wafts into the rooms and dining/lounge area most of the day and night. I would have preferred to stay someplace closer to the river, near the center of the town. On the other hand, the rooms at Jasmine are plain, but... More

We stayed 3 nights at Jasmine Lodge and had a great experience. The rooms were clean and well-equipped. We also booked 2 days with a guide to the ancient ruins - luckily we had the lodge's brother (though I don't remember his name), and he was great! Knew everything about the history and culture, was very friendly and also had... More

I loved my stay at the Jasmine Lodge, The staff were very friendly and were even willing to arrange transport by personal Tuk Tuk for me and my friends, although they can also arrange transport t other places such as vietnam and Phnom Penh. The rooms were clean and a good size, with AC, cable TV, personal bathroom and free... More