Các đánh giá The Beige

酒店理念和公區都很棒，在樓頂泳池看落日是一絕。服務很好，入住和離開都會一直目送你。 但是！千萬不要4 5月去，房間裏哪怕開了空調都打不下來，熱得幾乎無法睡覺 餐食比較貴。雖説很多材料都是自己種植的單身花樣實在是太少。

晚上會有點吵，不建議雨季入住因為路會很陡，喜歡野外camping類型的可以選擇

精品酒店 很特別 房間選品等很細緻 服務也很好 但餐食非常一般 設施不多 且附近沒有可選擇的 在酒店停留的時間比較有限

非常棒的一家酒店 很適合帶小朋友住 泳池很美 有水牛和大象 可以拍照 早餐可以給大象買水果喂他 所有服務人員都很友善 食物好吃 早餐豐富

很有特色的酒店，加錢升級了套房，套房的服務和設施很多，室外浴缸，游泳池，休息室，一應俱全！服務也超級好，主要接待我們的是一個23歲瘦瘦的男孩子，很熱情，本身也是村子裏的人，和我們講了很多故事，讓我們感覺賓至如歸。走的時候忘給小費了，感覺很對不起他這麼好的服務😂 Very featured hotel. We upgraded to suite. The facility is very comprehensive. The hotel service is great. A 23-year old boy who is quite slim served us. He was born and grew up in the village, and told us a lot of stories. We felt at home. We are sorry that we forgot to tip when we left😂 worth another visit!

非常好 服務超級無敵好 房間非常有特色 一整個完美滿分酒店 沒想到泳池還是恆温的 拍照超級出片 最主要的是晚餐超級好吃 隨便點的都很好吃啊

After two days of temples and tipples at Pub Street, The Beige was the perfect place to relax and unwind. It’s a good half hour from Siem Reap so know that there’s not much going on aside from nature and peace and tranquility - although an extensive list of trips are offered. Accommodation is among the best of its kind we’ve stayed in, proper down with nature and the elements, but super comfortable. The staff are simply amazing and are on hand to deal with any requests - even to capture the odd rogue spider. Food and drink isn’t cheap but the quality is second to none. Waking up watching water buffalos feasting on the grass right outside is another sight to behold!

We had a fantastic girlfriend getaway at The Beige. We loved our tent with the private pool and had a fun and relaxing time watching the buffalo. The staff was fantastic and really took care of us. We would love to return to the peaceful setting

We had a delightful stay at the BEIGE. The staff could not have been more attentive to our needs, giving us great recommendations on things to do, food to eat and making sure our room was really comfortable. Our 3 year old loved the marshmallow roasting activity and meeting Rambai the elephant! We also had the most fantastic tour of Angkor Wat and Bayon with Tom the tour guide. He had such a great knowledge of the history, knew the quiet routes around the temples (great photo spots) and customised the pace to cater to our 3 year old and pregnant wife. Not to mention his excellent English. Also, on the way back, we stopped off at a market and Tom picked up some apples for our son - his favourite fruit. Make sure you ask if Tom is available on your trip to Siem Reap!

Away from Siem Reap city, we ventured into the rugged outback and surrendered ourselves to a secluded rare gem. The Beige Siem Reap, owned by a Japanese couple, welcomed its guests to a safari-themed well-appointed exquisite tents overlooking a stretch of untouched nature! A gorgeous experience! Instant friendship was made with the super-attentive local staff, a male elephant (claimed to be the only remaining tusked-elephant in Cambodia ) who comes by to say hello and fed baskets of fruit during breakfast time, and a buffalo family of three :) Adorable bunch. A one-of-a-kind experience in Siem Reap ❤️

This hotel was such a cool unique experience to stay at. The rooms are very luxurious tents that feel like a hotel room on safari. (Don’t be intimidated— a few of my friends joining our party aren’t big fans of the outdoors and even they agreed it was a highlight of our vacation.) The tents have every amenity of a four star room. There is a charming elephant and 3 water buffalo that comes to greet guests every morning at breakfast. You can pet it and take pictures for free. The spa and infinity pool sits up in the treetops and you can see for miles over the jungle. The food and cocktails at the hotel were delicious. I recommend the frozen coconut rum special! The staff were friendly and completely accommodating. When I visit Ankor Wat again Im absolutely coming back to this hotel. Worth the money. *Definitely book the airport pick-up service with the hotel. The driver was so helpful getting us back and forth.

The Beige is a stunning Eco Resort, the design is spot on. Gorgeous tents, built on traditional Cambodian stone foundations. The fine design detail is everywhere to be seen. The prices are luxury prices, no big deal, after all, it is International level service in a remote jungle. We took the only villa with a private pool. We thought we were in Jungle heaven. Let’s step back a bit. We turned off the main road onto a local “Village Commune” road. This road was stuffed with potholes so we had a bumpy ride past a collection of magnificent houses set next to run down shacks. This should have been a clue to us that not all was well here near The Beige. Warning: There is only one road into the resort, so the village knows exactly when guests are arriving. Upon arrival, through the massive security gates, the duty staff greeted our airport pick up car, which, by the way, took us to all of the Angkor Wat temples before we arrived at the hotel. Check in was a breeze in the AC controlled glass reception. The welcome could not have been more impressive. The short walk to the Grand Tent revealed a truly magical jungle. We swam, watched the wildlife, napped on the swinging bed over the pool. Dinner was excellent, the wine list held classic surprises from the globe. The fire pit near the marsh sent us off to dream land. THIS IS WHERE THE DREAM TURNED INTO A HOLIDAY NIGHTMARE! At 6am, a local, described as a “Crazy young man” by the staff, began to play from the west of the resort, loud pounding, repetitive bass music on a loop. This went on until 11am. Next day, 7am the noise started again. (See photo attached of the 2 massive Rock Concert size speakers aimed directly at the resort from the village) A serious complaint was made to the staff who earlier had told us “There are ear plugs in the tents as Cambodians like to party.” We were to discover the truth during breakfast, this was not a party, this is an alleged extortion racket against the hotel. It was alleged that the “Crazy Man” who lives near The Beige, plays this looping bass music until the hotel calls the Police. The “city” staff told us they have to meet with the “local” leaders of the Commune Village to gently get the music turned down. The hotel give the Police cash, this goes who knows where, the music stops for a while. There is a second local who plays music that bombs the resort with noise from the East, although, it is actual music and not as loud as the repetitive looping noise that “Crazy Man” plays. We had 6 hours of full waking silence on the first day. 2 hours on the second day (before checkout) to enjoy the natural sounds of the jungle. 8 hours out of 48! The resort was empty, we were the only guests there, all the other tents were empty, now we know why. The hotel has a Standard Operating Procedure to deal with these sound pollution attacks. It is a roll of the dice if it works as we are told by the staff,the local Police and Village leaders “can only do so