Happy Guest House in Austin, Camboja

Ive never met a guesthouse host more welcoming and engaging than this one. As a single female traveler, I felt greatly welcomed and safe in the hostel and they had a lot of information about the local area. The food was excellent, the room was clean and comfortable. They pick you up from the bus stop. It was a memorable experience. Thank you. Londoner Kasia, from Japan ~ 25th Dec 2011

Initially we planned to stay 3 days but we did 4 nights because it is that good. Rooms a not that large but that does not matter as there is a very good terrace where you could stay during the day => wifi, cafe, tea, food, etc. Food is quite good and cheap. Staff is friendly and gives good tipps regarding Siem Reap as well as to go to further places like Lao, Vietnam etc. Even do they organise bus tickets. Rooms become cleaned every day. Thanks, you made our stay very pleasent! Jens, from Germany ~ 17th Dec 2011

This Hostel was great! They offer great breakfast and lunch options at really good prices. Our rooms were cleaned every day (not something you usually get in a hostel). And the staff was sooo helpful in planning our trips around the Angkor Temples and Siem Reap. Be careful about the floating village tour - research which one you want and ask to be taken to that one. Overall a great stay! Kate, from USA ~ 15th Nov 2011

I had a fantastic time time here, the location was great, the staff couldn't do enough to help me (one of the lovely ladies working there let me use her mobile to make a call every day while trying to arrange a particularly troublesome activity - the flooding really messed stuff up). And the unbelievably cheap food tasted unbelievably good. The chefs at this hostel managed to produce some of the best food I've had in all of Asia! The room was very clean, cheap and shockingly for a hostel, actu Jasvinder, from England ~ 24th Oct 2011

The staff was very friendly, helpful and sweet. They have good prices for all that's included - including free internet! The cheaper rooms don't have hot water and AC, as most hostels do, but you can pay a little extra for the AC. Their food is inexpensive and pretty good - I loved their banana shakes and fried rice. This place is great for backpackers. Elizabeth, from USA ~ 10th Oct 2011

hotel owner very friendly, approachable and helpful - was able to hook us up with long distance bus tickets and trip to Angkor Wat. HIGHLY recommended the Angkor Wat guide suggested by the hotel for only $25 for the day. rooms equipped with air con and hot showers, but you have to pay extra for it. the path leading towards the hotel was a mud road - very inconvenient during rainy season. Also the road gets dark with very little street lighting at night, so I'd be extra cautious if you are alone virginia ying wah, from Canada ~ 15th Aug 2011

Good communication beforehand, great food, friendly english speaking staff and very affordable Susan, from England ~ 20th Jul 2011