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Overall:
"Highly recommend this place." — source Hostelworld
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Clean:
"Large, clean and cool rooms, with helpful staff and easy trips to the temples." — source Hostelworld
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"The room we had smelled pretty musty and there were a lot of lizards on the walls." — source Hostelworld
"For the room facilities, you get what you pay for." — source Hostelworld
More information on Bou Savy Guesthouse
Nestled in amongst the houses of the commune and surrounded by tropical greenery, Bou Savy Guesthouse opened its doors in October 2004. It is a good place to get a feel for the real Cambodian village life with traditional Khmer hospitaliy. The building is new, and the 16 rooms are tastefully decorated with traditional Khmer designs and well appointed with amenities for comfort and convenience. Are you travelling Cambodia by bicycle? As appreciation to those who choose to travel the region by bicycle, a 20% discount on food and beverages is offered to anyone that arrive by bicycle. Many tourists are impressed by what Cambodia has to offer in addition to the magnificent Angkor temples and would like to leave a little something behind. When you are finished with the temples, Mr Vuth and his dedicated team at Bou Savy Guesthouse are more happy to introduce you to several charitable organizations which can give you guided tours and more info about what they are doing in Siem Reap and the surrounding areas.
Directions
Bou Savy Guest House is just 10 drive from Siem Reap International Airport, 5 minute from Bus station, and 20 from ferry.From Bou Savy to World heritage of Angkor wat it will take around 15 minute.Easy access to Internet cof�, Restaurant & Bar. 10 minutes by walk to Big New Central Market and Old Market. And Just 05 minutes walk to Lucky Mall Super Market.Bou Savy Guest House is located on National Road N�. 6, just 60 matters off the main road. a way from noisy and dusty, comfort to relax with tropical garden.
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