Cambodia - Our guide and drivers were exceptional. They were prompt, courteous and open to flexibility in our plans. Great hotel accommodations.

Gary g’s review - I cannot imagine not fully appreciating the Angkor Wat temple complex and the town of Siem Reap. My whole experience was fantastic with Angkor Partner and Tours especially Phon Raks, my guide, and our driver Cheang. Unfortunately perhaps due in part to the Water Festival about to take place, the Thailand border entry station left much to be desired especially after a relatively quick exit from Cambodia although this is in no way under the control of the tour operator. Mr. Raks and Cheang are both very experienced as a guide or driver. The other drivers or coordinators such as Vithyea all did a fine job. I would highly recommend the private tour experience to anyone. Great job everyone.

Great adventure! - Great adventure in Cambodia! If you’re debating between a 1-2 night trip or this one, choose this one. It’s worth the extra time to explore Cambodia and Angkor more thoroughly. It’s a beautiful country with a rich history. You will fall in love with the people and their heartbreaking recent history. Yes, the border crossing will stress you out. Try to relax, it will be fine! Enjoy the adventure of a land border crossing. There is a separate guide that helps you through the Cambodian immigration portion; he speaks English and helps you fill out the necessary forms. The Thai side you navigate on your own, but other than a waiting in line, it goes smoothly. The hotel was excellent, with a nice breakfast and wonderful staff. The drivers on both the Thai and Cambodia side were courteous. Our tour guide was very well informed and educated on Cambodia’s history and all things Angkor. His own past experiences enhanced the tour. A big thank you to the guides and drivers for a very nice time on this trip!

Good ancient experience. Bureaucracy in the frontier. - Nice arqueological sites in Angkor and well preserved too. The driver from Poipet to Siem Reap too slow, although he said the car had speed limit counter. The frontier in Poipet was confusing and it was not fault from the company, it was fault from the customs in both sides. The company should offer an option to fly from Bangkok to Siem Reap, even for a higher price.

Wonderful trip - Fantastic trip. Our guide Sava was wonderful- Knowledgeable, kind, funny and he spoke both English and French. Nice hotel, great drivers and Angkor Wat exceeded all expectations!!!

Cambodja, need to see - Good guide, knowledge of ancient history, but also in general All sites were amazing, worthwile visiting

Nice adventure - Crossing the border from Thailand to Cambodia is a bit of a challenge, even for a veteran traveller. The expedited service through passport control and visa service was appreciated. The car and driver from the border to Siem Reap and the hotel made the trip easy. The hotel was nice, good breakfast, clean room and nice pool. A guide is a must. Yoeun Serakyuth did a great job. Without a guide, the average traveller will not experience all the area has to offer.

Once in a lifetime opportunity - just book it! - first off, don't hesitate - do it! here is what you need to know...the entire process is a bit umm...confusing. But I am going to explain my experinces so you don't have to worry like we did. We got picked up at the hotel in a van by a driver that spoke no english. We didn't understand what was to come and he could not explain it to us so we just sat there and wondered. he did stop a couple times along the way for fuel and food. Apparently he thinks we all like KFC so thats where he stopped. I do, but the wife not so much but she got snacks at the mini mart next door. After 4+ hours you arrive at a parking lot near the border. You will speak to a man who is either not too friendly or just not confident in his english? Either way you will leave you bags with a lady and she will take it across for you and her husband will have them on the other side for 300 baht. worth every cent! The man will walk with you the 300 yards to the border crossing and meet you at the first stage (he has to go around due to his status) and he will take you to a room and take your passports. I know, we freaked out too! He went and did all the visa work and brought them back about 10 minutes later. He than walked us into Cambodia another 300 yards to another van where our bags were loaded and a new driver that spoke a little english Another 2.5 hours and your taken to the Tara Hotel Siem Reap. This is where you will meet your guide Vithyea. He explained what we were going to do the next day and what time to meet. he also told us where to get dinner "Pub Street" get used to it. The Tara Hotel is a plain old 3 star hotel with functional internet. Don't expect to work from the room because the speeds are minimal but able to do emails. Room is comfortable and they give you free water to brush with and drink. The breakfast is OK but we did get some cereal from the mini mart that tasted better than what they had (after morning 1). not close to Pub Street so its a $3 ride each way and about 10 minutes. Lots of shopping there and every restaurant has the same items. Totally western menus and food. The next day it was hotel breakfast (included) followed by visits to some of the coolest places you have ever seen. You will stop for lunch followed by more places than back to the hotel. Dinner at Pub Street again Day 3 will be the big one for Angkor Wat with the sunrise at 5am. Don't skip it! Back to the hotel for breakfast, a nap and a little pool break. Pickup at 2 for more amazing sights the final day you have an option...do the reverse drive as part of the original package or do what we did which was pay an extra ~$150 and fly back which I would do again. The drive out was an adventure, going back that way woudl seem like a waste of a day but thats just my opinion. Vithyea is great and totally accommodating. We wanted to stop and the landmine museum and the butterfly farm and he was a tour guide the entire time. Anything extra we wanted to see, he made it happen and we did ask for more things. His english skills were great and he is a walking history book. I would have loved to meet his family as he really is a nice man. I would tell anyone that asks, this was a Once in a lifetime experience!

Great adventure full of history - We were picked up on time from our hotel in Bangkok. The vehicle was big and spacious and air conditioned. We stopped once for the bathroom and grabbed some snacks at the service station. The boarder crossing was intimidating but did go smoothly, we were met by a guide ( I guess prearranged for part of the tour, he arranged everting for us) We were then transferred to a vehicle on the Cambodian side, nicer van and driver, We were met by our guide ‘Chai’. Arrived at hotel and was pleasantly surprised by the standard, it was lovely. Naturally over the next 2 days we visited the temples and it was amazing. In the evening we got a tuk tuk to pub street each night. Great fun , great food and night markets right there. $44 AUD each night for 4 dinners and 4 beers. Return was ok, van in Thai side was not as nice -air con struggled and driver spoke no english. If you’re in Bangkok and have 4 days it’s well worth doing, I feel it was good value for money and not expensive in Cambodia. Great for families as well ,

Loved it! But communication could be better - Overall my 3nights/4day tour was fantastic. The tour guide, Mr. Chhay was well versed and helped a lot. I loved the hotel I was booked in Tara Angkor Hotel (near Angkor Natiinal Museum). I’m rating it 4 stars because of the communication challenges. There are some details that could be straightened (communicated to the travelers better) out for smooth and safe travels. Some FYI for the new traveler: 1. The drive from Bangkok to the Cambodia border Poipet is about 4.5+ hrs. Do not expect the driver to speak english. Hence, the driver cannot give you further info. There will be 2 stops for toilet and buy food/drinks 2. The contact at the border will ask for nice new US bills $40 (they will reject it if your money is ripped or crumpled). Crossing the biarder could take 30 mins-2 hrs depending on how busy it is. Lucky for us, it took us less than an hour. 3. The drive from the Cambodia border to the hotel in Siem Reap is 2.5+ hrs. The driver also doesn’t speak English. 4. The tour schedule was not laid out in detail. So, ask or call the operator a few days before the tour. 5. On the return home, you are on your own to cross the border back yo Thailand. I was lucky, no one was in line. I was done in 30 minutes. I left Siem Reap at 12nn. My other friends took 2+ hours. One left Siem Reap at 3p and the other 8a. It’s hit or miss. 6. On the way back, make sure before getting on the van that your driver knows your hotel. My driver got lost (he is not from Bangkok) and we circled for 30 mins. Communication was frustrating since he doesn’t speak English. Google translate and maps didn’t help Us either. I called the hotel to speak to the driver. I whatsApp the operator to give directions. I got dropped off a bit far and had to walk 10 minutes to my hotel. 7. Tip them as you may, they do hard work for us