I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights in January 2010. The room was quiet and had hot water, tv, internet and a fridge in the room. Fittings were a bit tired, the bathroom also. But the hot water was nice and hot and for $12 per night, you can't complain too much. The pool was a great facility and... More

After hot temple-tramping, sitting by the pool for a half day was key. Rooms were large and clean. Cheap beer available 10 meters to the right of the hotel at local stand. More

We stayed here in October 2011 with our Intrepid tour. The hotel is really nice, the rooms are big and comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. The best thing was the lovely pool - delicious after a hot day in the temples. More

We arrived at the Freedom Hotel as a result of our first choice accommodation being flooded and were pleasantly surprised. We were given a room at the back of the building overlooking the pool, a great place to have a quiet beer at days end . The room was large and clean with air con and plenty of hot water... More

A group of 4 of us came to Siem Reap to sight see and stayed at the Freedom Hotel for a total of 4 nights. The rooms were spacious and cleaned each day. We had a room over-looking the pool which was nice as we were off the main street and didnt have too much noise affecting our sleep. The... More

We stayed at this hotel with an organized tour with Intrepid. The freedom hotel is not in the bar area of town is on the east instead of the west so if you want to hit the bar its a short ride with a tuk tuk. We found it extremely cozy, clean, friendly staff and it is run by a... More

Nice Rooms and a salt water pool (outdoors). They have a free gym and massage service available. The rooms overlooking the pool are best. More

This hotel was part of a group tour stop so not a lot of time was spent at the actual hotel. The time we did spend there was very pleasant. We went to the night markets each night which was a short tuk tuk ride away. Staff were very helpful and readily available. More

Difficult to ever get away from the hustle in Cambodia but this hotel is a small way out of the main tourist hub in Siem Reap. I was very thankful for that as it really helped us relax after the solid days and nights in the town. Only 2 bucks on a friendly tuk tuk which is a lot of... More