we had help with visas to vietnam as well as hotel in hanoi.there was no restaurant in the
hotel.lots of greenery on the property.good location and quiet.a retreat.staff was very helpful.

a not very attractive approach, but a very good hotel close to the amenities and sights of Angkor. Very clean rooms, well designed and attractively finished. Good breakfast. Agood base from which to toour the area.

We staid there for a week and loved every minute of it. The lodge is not built in one big block but consists of small pavilions dotted around the swimming pool in the garden. I liked the fact that it adapted to local architecture. It has all mod cons, and the owners speak both French and English. All staff are very friendly and helpful.
The Angkor temples are within easy reach.
I booked it online without any problems.
It had been recommended to us, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to others.

We actually stayed at Mysteres d"Angkor in October of 2008. It is a lovely, small hotel in the midst of the hustle and bustle and heat. Very quiet. Lovely to return after a day in the temples and take a quick dip in the pool right outside your room. Staff was helpful, and connected us to Mr. Hauk, who took us out every day in his tut-tut. We highly recommend Mysteres and Mr Hauk. Food and massages also available, and added to the overall sense of relaxation. The hotel was off a back street which was both a plus and a minus. It was quiet, but I was not comfortable walking around in the area, just because it was so foreign to me. However I suspect it might have been fine to do so, and the more adventurous might do so.