The essentials in 30 seconds
- Verdict: Hotel Somadevi, Golden Temple Retreat, Khmer Mansion, Tara Angkor Hotel and Shintana Saya La Maison list free wifi, and most add business or laundry services that suit a month in town.
- Work setup: Shintana Saya La Maison lists a spacious working area in every room, and Khmer Mansion lists desks and phones in its rooms. Tara Angkor Hotel lists a business centre.
- Monthly rate: The hotels in our directory publish nightly rates through the booking platforms. Email or message the hotel to ask for a long-stay price for your dates.
- Price: Our directory holds Google tiers ($$), not rates. Read the live price on Agoda and Booking.com, then compare it with the hotel's quote.
- Best for: Remote workers, consultants and anyone staying three weeks or more.
A month in Siem Reap suits remote workers: warm evenings, cafes, low living costs and a short ride to the temples on a day off. The hotel you choose decides whether the first week feels like a holiday or like an office. Fast wifi, a real desk and laundry on the same site are the three features that matter most.
This page lists the mid-range hotels that publish those features on their own websites, explains how to ask for a monthly rate, and points to serviced options when a hotel room becomes too small. It belongs to hotels between 40 and 80 dollars a night, within our guide to budget and mid-range hotels in Siem Reap.
What a Long Stay Needs
Five long-stay criteria
- Wifi: free in every room, with a speed you can test on arrival.
- Desk: a proper table and a chair, since a bed and a laptop make a stiff back.
- Laundry: on site, so one bag of washing does not cost an afternoon.
- Quiet: a room away from the street or the bar.
- Location: a short walk to cafes, a pharmacy and a market.
The table below applies those criteria to the directory hotels that publish them. Where a feature is not listed on the hotel's pages, the cell says not stated, and you can ask the hotel to confirm it.
Hotels Compared for Work and Long Stays
Directory hotels and their work features
| Hotel | Rating | Reviews | Area | Wifi | Desk or business services | Laundry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shintana Saya La Maison | 5.0 | 526 | Street 30 | Free | Spacious working area in rooms | Complimentary laundry service |
| Golden Temple Retreat | 4.9 | 640 | Wat Damnak | Free high-speed, one password | Front desk helps with setup | Express laundry service |
| Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel | 4.8 | 391 | Sok San Rd | Free in all areas | Desks and phones in rooms, business centre | Not stated |
| Hotel Somadevi Angkor Resort & Spa | 4.4 | 2,287 | Mondol II | Free high-speed | Near banks and shops | Not stated |
| Tara Angkor Hotel | 4.4 | 1,875 | Preah Sihanouk Ave | Free | Business centre | Laundry and dry cleaning |
| Memoire D'Angkor Boutique Hotel | 4.6 | 606 | Sivutha Blvd | Free in all rooms | Not stated | Not stated |
Features come from each hotel's own website or booking listing. Rating, reviews and area come from our directory. Read the live rate on Agoda and Booking.com.
Shintana Saya La Maison
Exceptional value & top service
Golden Temple Retreat
Exceptional value & top service
Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel
Khmer design & comfort
Hotel Somadevi Angkor Resort & Spa
Popular & reliable
Tara Angkor Hotel
Popular & reliable
Test the Room in the First Hour
Arrival day is your chance to confirm that the room works as an office. Spend ten minutes on the checks below before you unpack.
Five quick tests
- Run a speed test at the desk, at the bed and on the balcony.
- Check the sockets near the desk and bring a travel adapter.
- Sit at the desk for a few minutes to test the chair and the light.
- Listen for street noise and air-conditioning hum with the door closed.
- Ask the front desk for the laundry schedule and the housekeeping days.
A problem found in the first hour is easy to fix, because the hotel can move you to another room. A problem found in week two is harder to solve.
How to Ask for a Monthly Rate
Booking platforms show nightly rates for the dates you enter. The reliable route to a monthly price is a direct message, and the hotels above list contact details on their own sites.
A five-step message
- 1Write to the hotel by email or WhatsApp with your exact dates, number of guests and the room type you like.
- 2Ask for a long-stay price for 21 nights or more and say what is included: breakfast, laundry, housekeeping.
- 3Ask about weekly housekeeping, towel changes and electricity or water charges.
- 4Compare the quote with the live platform rate for the same dates.
- 5Ask for the agreement in writing before you pay a deposit.
Prefer a rate with free cancellation for the first week, then extend. A short test stay reveals the real wifi speed, the noise and the morning light before you commit to a month.
For more on the booking platforms, see how to book a hotel in Siem Reap.
When a Serviced Apartment Fits Better
A hotel room suits three to four weeks. A longer stay may feel better with a kitchen and a living area. Two options in Siem Reap publish monthly stays on their own pages.
Two long-stay alternatives
- VELEA at Rose Apple Square lists fully furnished studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments with kitchens, free housekeeping and free wifi, with an all-inclusive monthly rate for extended stays.
- Rose Apple Collective lists 40 private rooms with a work desk and an en-suite bathroom, a minimum stay of one month, a pool and access to a coworking space next door.
Check the rates and terms with each property. For a wider list of work-friendly stays, read hotels for digital nomads and remote work.
Make the Month Work
Set up the room on day one: test the wifi at your desk time, ask for a quiet room if the street is busy, and agree on the laundry schedule. Cafes and coworking spaces give you a change of scene, and the pool gives you a break at four.
Weekend trips to the temples fit well. Hotels closest to Angkor Wat and hotels near Angkor Wat, the airport and Pub Street help you decide on a base. A traveller who wants a spa after a week of calls can read mid-range hotels with a spa.
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FAQ
Which Siem Reap hotels suit remote workers?
Shintana Saya La Maison lists a working area in its rooms, Khmer Mansion lists desks and a business centre, and Golden Temple Retreat, Hotel Somadevi and Tara Angkor Hotel list free wifi. Read the facility list for your dates.
Do Siem Reap hotels offer monthly rates?
Booking platforms show nightly rates, so ask the hotel directly for a long-stay price. Message the hotel with your dates and compare the quote with the live rate on Agoda and Booking.com.
Is the wifi reliable?
Hotels list free wifi, and Golden Temple Retreat and Hotel Somadevi describe it as high-speed. Test it on arrival and ask for a room near the router if needed.
Can I wash my clothes at the hotel?
Shintana Saya La Maison lists complimentary laundry, Golden Temple Retreat lists express laundry, and Tara Angkor Hotel lists laundry and dry cleaning.
Is a serviced apartment better for a month?
It can be, thanks to the kitchen and the living area. VELEA at Rose Apple Square and Rose Apple Collective publish monthly stays. See also hotels for digital nomads.
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