Visiting Ankor Wat for 2 nights in February. Hotel, tour and other suggestions please. Intend to fly from Bangkok.

Two nights? Are you not interested in the temples? Two nights is just one full day. If you wanted to just visit the major temples it would take three full days.

You don't need a tour. You can hire a car and driver and guide for your day there.

It's difficult to recommend a hotel with no guidance about what you are looking for. Take a look at www.agoda.com as they have a good variety of hotels in Siem Reap and very good prices.

Bit difficult without your budget guidelines, but a hotel suggestion, and some temple logistics ideas here:

http://helen4ian.blogspot.com/2011/0...your-self.html

I stayed at the Kool Hotel last November and I highly recommend it. The staff was amazing.

Actually, it would be 2 days as we intend to leave Bangkok early AM and have 1/2 day, then 1 full day, then another 1/2 day and return to Bangkok in the PM.

Looking for very comfortable but not extravagant hotel-
3 or 4 star.

If you are looking for a low cost option then Earthwalkers http://www.earthwalkers.no/index.php
is a great place to stay. The owners are very involved in local charites as well. My friends stayed last year and said it is still great.

A double with air is $20 and we arranged a car and driver from there as well.

Borei Angkor Resort & Spa

Beautiful place Angkor styled rooms/motif

sales from $100/nt www.booking.com www.otel.com asiarooms.com

www.goldenbanana.info pretty cheaper for budget more of a B&B

www.theangkorguide.net excellent info guiding in past for me

Seven Candles Guesthouse has AC, private baths, and is immaculate.
http://www.sevencandlesguesthouse.com/

As a bonus, many volunteers with the Ponheary Ly Foundation stay here!

The Bopha Angkor is a nice mid range hotel with a lovely pool and within walking distance of the downtown area. Price range 50-100
www.bopha-angkor.com

We are arriving in Siem Reap mid-November.

Checked out several hotels. We are staying at the Atanue......on the East Bank of the river......but convenient....and the price is under $38/night.

Check it out!

I have booked the Golden Temple Hotel any comments on that?

I second Seven Candles....loved our stay there this past January. Great vibe. Laid back, inexpensive, not fancy but very clean and a great family runs it.

I can't find any room rates for Seven Candles. Can anyone provide a ballpark figure? Thanks!

I stay at Shining Angkor hotel About 2 km from town, but, for me, it has comfortable beds, good air conditioning, free wireless internet in the room. Around US $35 a day or so. Will be there in September for my third stay in 12 months
www.shinkingangkor.com

I think Seven Candles is about $20-$30 a night. If you e-mail they'll get back to you quickly. Tell them you heard about them on Fodors!

Seven Candles is $20 per night for a double.

Thanks offwego!

Nutella, if you want a more detailed description of it look about half way down this trip report, under the "Holiday in Cambodia" heading:

http://www.fodors.com/community/asia...fm#dest-header

(it took me nearly a year to finish my report, so I am happy to have an opportunity to link to it ;-) )

Seven Candles looks good, thanks for the info!

That's interesting..anyone done..

http://cyclekampuchea.blogspot.con/

.com....that is