First trip in Siem Reap, Le Tigre is very warm and friendly hotel. Very well managed by a french guy. Quiet and clean. The food is also very good, nice breakfast as well before visit Angkor wat. I will come back. The

The staff was excellent as they were very helpful both before and during our stay. The owner was great, in fact everyone we had contact with was very pleasent and helpful. The breakfast was very good. The beds were comfortable and the room was clean. I would stay there again and I would recommend it to others.

The rooms were a good size, and clean. The beds were comfortable. Free WiFi was also good. They were made up excellently. I can not recommend this hotel enough, whether it comes to value, location, or quality of service. I would definately recommend this hotel to anyone looking to stay in Siem Reap.

The day we arrived we were early. We were warmly greated and allowed to check in to our room. The staff very friendly, attentive, and willing to assist you in anyway. Our room was well appointed, very clean, and quiet. It was just as it was described. We would certainly recommend this inn to everyone. You won't find a better... More

We stayed there 2 nights while visiting Angkor Wat. Owners really friendly, gave us plenty of good tips and helped us organise very reasonable tuk-tuk for our visits. The lunch menu is not big but everything is really tasty.

Le Tigre Hotel is well situated, near town center and night market, but away enough to be in a quiet place. After visiting the Angkor Temples, it is the place to be, with its nice bedrooms, frash swimming pool, luxurious garden, and nice restaurant. The staff is helpful, and Guillaume, the French owner, is very friendly. It was really a... More

good little hotel in a great town , Le tigre is not far from the center maybe a 5 minute walk. It is very clean and believe me this was a momentous task when we were there as they were digging up the road outside. i would recommend this hotel

The staff are great friendly and helpful. The pool is nice cooling spot after being in the heat at the temple sites. The breakfast is good and the rooms clean and comfortable. Only downside is the construction on the road but looks like it is nearly done.

Our first impressions as we walked into the grounds were mixed, looks like a lovely large colonial house but cramped grounds with a tiny pool. We were greeted by the owner Guillaume, a very friendly French gent. He showed us through a map of Siem Reap and made some recommendations for us on things to do before we went to... More