We stayed at La Noria for one week in December 2007. We had a first floor room in one of the traditionally built bungalows which was simple & pretty and had a veranda with fan overlooking the pool and the beautiful garden (the pool is great especially after long hot temple-days!). La Noria has its own restaurant which serves good... more

We were a group of people who was suppose to stay there. As I work in the hotel industry and consulted hotels in Siem Reap, a friend of mine recommended me to stay there as he was satisfied with it. So I booked 3 weeks in advanced and checked 4 times before the arrival, just to be sure. We were... more

Beautiful garden. Nice bungalows around the swimming pool (which feels great after a full day visiting the temples). Very good restaurant. Walking to the main street is 20 minutes, or you can take a very quick cheap tuk-tuk ride, so it s nice to be a little away from the busy touristy street and to be in this cosy quiet... more

We stayed at La Noria for two nights in November, while we visited the nearby temple complex. We found it quite comfortable and quite a value. We were checked in efficiently by English-speaking staff, a porter grabbed our bags, and lead us through a fragrant mix of flowers to our upstairs room. The room was simply furnished, with lovely indigenous... more

La Noria is nestled in a beautiful setting, but it has serious flaws: 1. the window screen was leaked, so mosquitoes built a love nest in my room. 2. there were spider nets and spiders all over the place. I guess this hotel was used often by tour groups. My room must be one of those for independent travellers like... more

Stayed at the La Noria while visiting the temples of Siem Reap. The hotel was very clean and features two-story bungalow type units. We had an upper bungalow. It was very pleasant. There are no televisions as there are in some less expensive Siem Reap hotels, but there was an air conditioner and fan. The grounds of the hotel were... more

We stayed five days at La Noria in August 2008, following advice from travel guides and websites which insisted in this place being a charming little gem. We found some elements of charm indeed (e.g. nice pool, although a bit small), but we were quite disappointed on the overall. The room was nicely furnished, but cramped. The AC was old... more

We stayed there the first 2 nights and then 2 other nights. The place is very nice : - nice rooms with hot shower. You can also lock your valuables in a drawer with your own padlock, which is great. - lovely garden with a great swimming pool. You can also have a massage by the blinds, for 5$ and... more

Many of the reviews about this hotel are iffy. Not bad, but not good. I attributed the complaints to whiny people that liked to complain. The place sounded very quaint and rustic, so I booked it. Please heed the warnings of others..... Here's what happened: 1) We booked through Haystack and got an email from Haystack that the hotel didn't... more