Victory Guest House
National Rd 6A Taphoul Village, Svaydungkom Commune, Siem Reap Cambodia
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#23 of 164 guest houses in Siem Reap
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4.2
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4.1
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4.5
Cleanliness
4.3
Service
4.5
Sleep Quality
4.3
Victory Guest House has serve guest 24 hours when guest come stay in it. It is free breakfast to guest and can help guest when guest have problem in guest house.
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English, Khmer
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National Rd 6A Taphoul Village, Svaydungkom Commune, Siem Reap Cambodia
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Great for walkers
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We stayed here while volunteering to build a house through VBC. Initially we were in a basic room which was basic but once we were informed of the potential of an upgrade in the new building for only $4 it was perfect for us.
The family who run the guest house made us feel very welcomed and when we were running late for a tour they even made us breakfast on the go. They truely made us feel at home.
The pool was great too.
The family who run the guest house made us feel very welcomed and when we were running late for a tour they even made us breakfast on the go. They truely made us feel at home.
The pool was great too.
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Date of stay: November 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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Spent a week feeling at home. The feeling in the guesthouse was really like a home, caring, looking after the stay, food, and laundry. Quiet and with a cozy pool to relax. The guesthouse is about 15 minutes walk from the city center but the area where it is located is full of nice spots and restaurants
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Date of stay: December 2022Trip type: Traveled solo
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This guest house is amazing! Manager Moi could not do enough for us. Tuk tuk driver Kay who drove us everywhere and ensured we were safe, watered and beautifully fed. Very reasonably priced transport and accommodation, air conditioned, clean and comfortable. Easy to walk to market and Pub street. Made our Siem Reap stay the best.
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Date of stay: August 2022Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I stayed here From Jan to march 2020 when I was a volunteer teacher. The family could not have been more helpful. My room was clean and with a good fan. When I asked for a kettle one was provided. Good choice of breakfast included in room price. Victory is within walking distance of town centre so ideal location. All in all a great stay sadly cut short when I returned home early while I could still get a flight. I will be back!
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Room Tip:Â some rooms have windows very close to adjoining buildings and are therefore quite dark but cooler...
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This would have to be my favourite guesthouse that I stayed in Cambodia. Its located off the main street, so is very quiet, rooms were large with a fan and air conditioning and the bed was very comfortable. Rooms were very clean and the bathroom had plenty of hot water. It's about a 15 minute walk to Pub street and the night markets, or you can go by tuk tuk for $2. Not a large range for breakfast, but for only $2, it is quite adequate and gets you through to lunch. They also have free WIFI, and plenty of cable tv to view, after a long day trekking through the temples of Angkor Wat. For only $13 per night, it is well worth the stay here, and will stay here again when I return.
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Date of stay: July 2013Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Room Tip:Â $13 for an air conditioned room, free WIFI and plenty of cable TV, bargain!!!!!!!!!!
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I stayed at the Victory Guesthouse for two weeks from 18th July, whilst volunteering. I was in a party of 6 and shared a twin room in the building opposite the restaurant. This is a lovely guesthouse situated down a quiet lane in amongst other small guesthouses. The room we had was very nice, two double beds and a fairly good sized alcove to hang up your clothes. We also had a fridge, a tv and good sized dresser with mirror. Please note that there is a charge for air conditioning - $4 per night. It may be less if you're in a single room. Other guests told us that air conditioning was included in their total price so it's probably best to check this out. There is a fan in the room but it's so noisy we found it difficult to sleep. There is also a quirky aspect to the rooms in that the bathroom is a wet room with the shower situated next to the toilet (facing). The shower was pretty good however and the water hot!
Our room was on the second floor and the stairs are fairly steep so be prepared if you have heavy luggage! There is a lovely balcony on the floor, complete with hammock, such a nice place to sit in the evening.
We didn't eat any evening meals in the guesthouse but we did have breakfast every morning. Their banana pancakes are really tasty! Most drinks on the menu are $1 and if I remember rightly most meals are too so really good value if you're on a budget.
The Victory Guesthouse is family run and the owners and staff couldn't have been nicer. Everyone is so helpful and friendly. We arranged a Tuk Tuk for the day with the brother and he was very reasonable and nothing was too much trouble. I also commented that I liked the coffee they serve and asked where I could buy it and Penny (I think this was her name) offered to buy it for me. The Victory also offers a laundry service and charges $1 per kilo. Most times washing came back the following day but on occasion the same day. If you're looking for a good value, quiet guesthouse which is away from the main tourist part of Siem Reap then the Victory Guesthouse is perfect. You can also use the pools in the surrounding Guesthouses for a small fee (usually $3 or the equivalent in food/drink). I wouldn't hesitate to go back to the Victory, I really enjoyed my stay. And make sure you say hello to Coconut, the family's 10 year old Collie who will let you scratch his ears for hours!
Our room was on the second floor and the stairs are fairly steep so be prepared if you have heavy luggage! There is a lovely balcony on the floor, complete with hammock, such a nice place to sit in the evening.
We didn't eat any evening meals in the guesthouse but we did have breakfast every morning. Their banana pancakes are really tasty! Most drinks on the menu are $1 and if I remember rightly most meals are too so really good value if you're on a budget.
The Victory Guesthouse is family run and the owners and staff couldn't have been nicer. Everyone is so helpful and friendly. We arranged a Tuk Tuk for the day with the brother and he was very reasonable and nothing was too much trouble. I also commented that I liked the coffee they serve and asked where I could buy it and Penny (I think this was her name) offered to buy it for me. The Victory also offers a laundry service and charges $1 per kilo. Most times washing came back the following day but on occasion the same day. If you're looking for a good value, quiet guesthouse which is away from the main tourist part of Siem Reap then the Victory Guesthouse is perfect. You can also use the pools in the surrounding Guesthouses for a small fee (usually $3 or the equivalent in food/drink). I wouldn't hesitate to go back to the Victory, I really enjoyed my stay. And make sure you say hello to Coconut, the family's 10 year old Collie who will let you scratch his ears for hours!
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Date of stay: July 2017Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Response from MoyK4, Manager at Victory Guest House
Responded Sep 27, 2017
Dear Lindsay, Thanks so much for spending your time to writing this on TripAdvisor. All rooms have air-con and fan but you are coming as volunteer so the project paid just fan for you so if you need air-con you have to pay more for this . All volunteers always confused with this because when they pay to project they did not tell you about extra air-con , when they booked us they just booked fan only . Anyways thanks so much for stayed here and hope to welcoming you to say here again in the future.
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I stayed at Victory guesthouse for 3 months as I volunteered in Cambodia. I can recommend the guesthouse to anyone! The staff is really friendly and helpful and you are cared for. If you have any problem, they will try to solve it for you straight away. Also, the rooms are all spacious and clean. Furthermore, the location is close the centre and shops (5 min cycling) but still in a quiet peaceful area. It really feels like a quiet oasis in the middle of all the busy traffic. Also, the included breakfast offers many nice options. I can recommend this place to everyone!
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Date of stay: July 2017
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Response from MoyK4, Manager at Victory Guest House
Responded Sep 27, 2017
Dear Natalie, Thanks so much for spending you time on this. Thanks so much for stayed and enjoy in siem reap , hope to see you next time soon.
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My daughter-law and I volunteered to work for a charity teaching English to children in Cambodia over Christmas and New Year. The charity arranged accommodation for us in the Victory Guest House for the three weeks we were there. Prior to leaving for Cambodia I had read most of the reviews on Trip Advisor and apart from one, they all praised the accommodation highly giving it four or five star rating across the board. Sadly, the one review that gave it 1 star was the only accurate one. I was expecting a basic hotel given that the charity organised it for us - what I did not expect was a hotel that was dirty and dangerous. Lets start with what was good - the staff were lovely and tried to be very helpful; the banana pancakes and iced coffee were excellent at breakfast. Sadly this is really all I can say that was good. The hotel name was painted by hand on the wall in the 'restaurant' in black paint and looked like something from a horror movie - an accurate depiction! We arrived late at night and were taken to our rooms on the third floor by a helpful young man who himself was sleeping on the floor in the reception area. Having climbed the three flights of stairs we entered our rooms to find them dirty, with stained bedding, paper stuck on the doors with duct tape to literally paper over the cracks which you could fit your fingers through, a sink that was falling off the wall and a shower that provided cold water at a trickle, certainly not powerful enough to have a decent cold shower, let alone a hot one. There were insects all over the floor and it looked as though it had not been cleaned for a few days. The one towel provided smelt damp. The information informed us that the rooms would not be cleaned and bedding would not be changed unless we asked specifically.
The internet connection, despite having been reported on other reviews as excellent, was at best intermittent and at worst non-existent. There were three different options and none of them worked. The only way we could contact home was to piggy back on the hotel next door, a major issue for my daughter-in-law who was missing her 2 year old terribly over the period we were in Cambodia
Perhaps my main concern, however, was the safety issues in the hotel. Two of the three flights of stairs which were all on a bend had very uneven and broken steps with one three times as deep as the rest - not so bad when climbing but when coming down the stairs the unexpected 'drop' could have been lethal and I almost fell down the stairs on three occasions. There was no fire safety equipment, no fire alarm, no lighting on the stairs, standard or emergency. It is true that Health and Safety is a concept that has passed Cambodia by somewhat and standards are nowhere near the standards we expect in the UK but, when a charity is organising accommodation for volunteers who are paying for the accommodation I do feel that this should be a consideration if the volunteers are to feel valued. If your expectations are very low you will not be disappointed; however, we could not stay in this guest house and moved to another at our own expense after four nights.
The internet connection, despite having been reported on other reviews as excellent, was at best intermittent and at worst non-existent. There were three different options and none of them worked. The only way we could contact home was to piggy back on the hotel next door, a major issue for my daughter-in-law who was missing her 2 year old terribly over the period we were in Cambodia
Perhaps my main concern, however, was the safety issues in the hotel. Two of the three flights of stairs which were all on a bend had very uneven and broken steps with one three times as deep as the rest - not so bad when climbing but when coming down the stairs the unexpected 'drop' could have been lethal and I almost fell down the stairs on three occasions. There was no fire safety equipment, no fire alarm, no lighting on the stairs, standard or emergency. It is true that Health and Safety is a concept that has passed Cambodia by somewhat and standards are nowhere near the standards we expect in the UK but, when a charity is organising accommodation for volunteers who are paying for the accommodation I do feel that this should be a consideration if the volunteers are to feel valued. If your expectations are very low you will not be disappointed; however, we could not stay in this guest house and moved to another at our own expense after four nights.
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Date of stay: December 2015Trip type: Traveled with family
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Room Tip:Â Ask for rooms in the annexe if you have to stay here - not quite a dangerous as the main house
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It's a nice family guesthouse situated on a quiet street off the main road. It has a really nice family vibe to it and it's quiet. I stayed in the other building across the main one. I was there in April, it's hottest month and the ac wasn't strong enough. The room is basic, spacious and somewhat clean. It's a good 10-15mins walk to Pub street, which is like Bangkok's Khao San Road. There's plenty of other restaurants too if you wish somewhere quieter. Also, the guesthouse offer some really nice food too. I particularly liked their pancakes and Khmer noodle soups. I would stay here again.
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Date of stay: April 2014Trip type: Traveled solo
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We stayed here as part of a tour of Cambodia and this was one of the best. Basic rooms but very clean and the combination of air con and wall fan is the best for people who don't cope in humidity well.
Clean and spacious rooms. However the shower, sink and toilet are all one room. We needed some washing done and we had two full bags and it only cost $1. Just be sure to check what you get back. We missed a few things but once we realised they were quick to sort it.
Overall, a great location and the main street and bars/restaurants are a short walk away.
Clean and spacious rooms. However the shower, sink and toilet are all one room. We needed some washing done and we had two full bags and it only cost $1. Just be sure to check what you get back. We missed a few things but once we realised they were quick to sort it.
Overall, a great location and the main street and bars/restaurants are a short walk away.
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Date of stay: April 2014Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Room Tip:Â Any floor...still no lift and fairly steep steps
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$17 - $23 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Victory Guest House
Which popular attractions are close to Victory Guest House?
Nearby attractions include Angkor Family Guide (0.1 miles), Daniel English Speaking Tuk Tuk Driver (0.1 miles), and Ron Tuk Tuk Driver (0.2 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Victory Guest House?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an on-site restaurant, airport transportation, and dry cleaning.
Which room amenities are available at Victory Guest House?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a desk.
What food & drink options are available at Victory Guest House?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Victory Guest House?
Conveniently located restaurants include Cafe Indochine, Bayon Pastry School Coffee Shop, and Fresh Fruit Factory.
Does Victory Guest House have airport transportation?
Yes, Victory Guest House offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Is Victory Guest House located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.5 miles away from the center of Siem Reap.
Are any cleaning services offered at Victory Guest House?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Victory Guest House?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Khmer.
Are there any historical sites close to Victory Guest House?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Remorque Cambodia Tour (2.9 miles), The Victory Gate (4.4 miles), and Wat Thmey (Killing Fields) (1.4 miles).