LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Cambodia

"i had an amazing short stay at the j7 in siem reap. i wanted a nice place to stay and relax at in between my travels in cambodia and this property was def a 5 star in my opinion. i used most of the property: buffet in the morning was delicious. i had an amazing massage downstairs with aunty for 1 hour - very good price. my room had a tub and i def took a bath. i will always choose to stay at the j7 again when i'm back next year and will bring my parents"

"Breakfast buffet was really good. Friendly and helpful staff. Marketplace restaurant food was excellent. "

"We loved this place - it felt like a real oasis in the bustling city. Our room was great -- spacious, good air conditioning, nice facilities. The staff was incredible, really helpful and gracious. The massages were amazing. Loved it! "

"Wonderful hotel! Very comfortable room. The pool was quite large, very clean and deep enough to do some laps. The spa was a bit dated but excellent service. Gym great - lots of equipment. The breakfast buffet was good - plenty of options. We only wish the a la carte menu - for pool side had more local Cambodian food choices. "

"I loved the pool and restaurant. The staff were friendly and so kind. "

"Saem Siem Reap is a wonderful place to stay! I spent 2 nights and 3 days in Siem Reap. The location is excellent. Close enough to the attractions, shopping and dining and far away enough to not hear the noise at night. Tuk Tuk transportation is readily available and the friendly staff at the front desk will help you with any questions you may have. Angkor Wat is approximately a 16 minute Tuk Tuk ride away and a 6 minute Tuk Tuk ride to downtown Pub Street. I wish I were staying longer! Thank you Cambodia and Saem Siem Reap Hotel for an incredible visit!! "

"Really like the hotel and would highly recommend it"

"Very good hotel with excellent service and very freindly and warm service "

"Loved my stay at the G Mekong hotel. Everyone was extremely nice and always willing to assist in anyway possible. It’s walking distance to the Royal Palace, river and orussey market. The area feels safe, but at night, when most business are closed, it’s better to use a tuk tuk. The restaurant and coffee place offer a large variety of options at a very reasonable price. "