The room are nice, staff excellent, well located - close to main street but one block back so no traffic noise.

Breakfasts were OK, buffet plus chef cooking eggs.

WiFi - other have mentioned this USD7 for 24 hours, speed was about average for a hotel in Asia.

I'd happily stay here on my next trip to Siem Reap.

Our last 3 nights in a 21 day Explore trip to Vietnam and Cambodia and this was the best hotel. Well situated; good breakfasts and best of all and decent sized pool - much needed after visiting the temples.

We enjoyed our stay here. It's in a great location - easy to walk to the shopping areas and markets. Pool is small and was filled with obnoxious kids, and as other reviewers mention - not many lounges near the pool. Room was great - although DARK. With only 2 lamps and a light by the door, we had a hard time seeing anything once it was evening and we didn't have sunlight peeking through the window. Spa was nice - appreciated the free 15 min foot massage and went to back for a few other massages as well. Breakfast was good - lots to choose from. Main complaint would be no wi-fi in the rooms. Everywhere I went in Cambodia advertised free wi-fi .... but at this hotel we only had it in the lobby. Would've been nice to have it in the rooms as well. Drinks at the pool bar were cheap - and staff were all very friendly. I would def. stay here again!

This was my second stay at Casa Angkor. The Casa is in a great location. It is very close to the main tourist shopping and restaurant area, but is in a lovely quiet street. A couple of tips for other travellers - 1) The pool is quite small and it was usually difficult to get a lounge. We discovered that the hotel directly behind - the Prince DÁngkor - has a gorgeous huge saltwater pool and that non-hotel guests can use it for $8 per adult and $5 per child. Towels and the use of the changing area are included. 5 of us spent a fantastic afternoon there and were practically the only people there. 2) I booked a suite because I was travelling with 2 children. I understand there is only 1 suite and it was fairly depressing - at the back of the hotel and therefore dark with small windows and a view over a roof and the hotel behind. I downgraded to a twin room - the rooms in the front of the hotel with balconies are the nicest in my opinion. We got rooms through Agoda for $39 for a twin room and I think the Casa was pretty good value. Sure it is a bit tired, but it is more than adequate for that price. The spa was lovely and we had good massages there each day. The FCC just around the corner had a superb buffet dinner.