We stayed there 01/12/2006-02/12/2006. Only 2 nights and that really was all we could manage. After reading quite a few positive reviews on different websites (most of them were French), we decided to try it. The booking was difficult, there was only an email address, and the reply took more than a day, and they did not get the booking... more

The grounds were pretty and the room was nice. It was quiet. The cabinet had a drawer that we could lock using our own padlock. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful and spoke English well. The restaurant was good, but a bit overpriced: you can get a better value by walking 10 minutes to downtown Siem Reap. The... more

we stayed for 2 nights during our honeymoon at the la noria. The great things about the la noria were the beautiful salt water pool, the fantastic massages by "seeing hands" (blind massuers) and the amazing banana jam served with breakfast! Yum! The location along the river is nice and a little more peaceful than the main road of siem... more

Mabuhay! This might be a stale opinion but nevertheless still an opinion. La Noria is a beautiful small hotel set among VERY lush gardens which is quite refreshing in humid Siem Reap. Rooms are nice, basic and I loved how one reviewer put it as, our 2nd floor room, was a exercise in temple climbing. Meals at the restaurant are... more

We stayed for 4 nights and travelled out daily to see the temples of Angkor Wat. La Noria has a restaurant located one floor up just below tree top level and open on three sides so avoiding any disturbance from passers by. The grounds are full, almost overgrown, with exotic flowers everywhere. The accomodation must be unique comprising a number... more

Stayed at La Noria in end Jan 2006 after much research. Very basic (no coffee maker or fridge) but comfortable. Room kind of small and bathroom made smaller by a large earthen water pot (which doubt anyone will use to bath - the water too cold). Water heater is the 'instant type' whereby water pressure is quite low. Yes, its... more

Was everything we expected and so much more. Very nice place to stay in busy Siem Reap - being over the river and down a side street it is more quiet and out of the constant hussle and bussle of the city (Siem Reap was much more busy with constant traffic than we expected so it was nice to have... more

We weren't nearly as bothered by the basic nature of this hotel as many in our group. It was clean and cute, the pool looked nice, the wall-mounted air conditioning unit worked well, as did the big fan over our bed. The room was tiny, but with no TV or phone competing for the space that was OK. I had... more