MEN's Resort & Spa

Really nice generous friendly staff with a good location. Rooms are nice and big but a little run down but good value for sure. Walkable to local supermarket and Ankor museum! And cheap tuk tuk to gay barsl. My massage was incredible dont remember his name but had 15 years experience, would absolutely stay here again

The reception staff were a little rude when I arrived on the $5 day pass. My real interest was the gym and the spa/sauna. The pool and the gardens were really peaceful and beautifully designed. But then I went into the ‘gym.’ To call it a gym is a joke. One treadmill, an old broken and rusty cross trainer and 2 or 3 other pre historic pieces and a few inadequate and unsafe dumbbells. In addition, the a/c didn’t work. I was pretty disgusted that in 2026 when many people, especially gay men, work out, this was the best they could offer. It’s just as well I was not staying there, paying those ‘ extortionate’ gay rates, or I would be a very unpopular guest with the management. My advice to the owners;spend some of your pink pounds on some half decent gym equipment. It’s not a luxury, it’s a basic!

This hotel was fantastic for my week in Siem Reap. Kind owners, service was great, and they can help arrange tours and guides for the temples. It was great to be in a place that felt comfortable and accepting for the week.

This place is definitely worth visiting. A great advantage is that you can use the sauna even if you are not staying at the resort, which makes the place accessible for visitors who just want to enjoy the facilities for a few hours. The entrance fee, including access to the facilities, was only $5 (5 USD), which is a very fair price for what the place offers. The facilities are clean and include a jacuzzi, wet and dry saunas, and some private rooms available if you happen to meet someone and want a bit more privacy. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. Visitors included local Asians (very nice) as well as foreigners, creating a friendly and diverse environment. After around 6:00 PM, the place usually starts to get a bit busier, with a nice flow of people until about 8:00 PM.

Stayed here for two nights while exploring Siem reap. Booking the hotel will grant you access to the spa without any additional charges. The rooms are spacious and clean. The spa is on the smaller side, but has everything needed. It gets busy on weekends around 3pm to 7pm. Crowd does die pretty fast after that. Massage services are offered (can’t review since I didn’t use the service). The clientele consists of both locals and tourists. The staff is very friendly.