Very nice lovely place, I love the garden and hammock perfect for relaxing after visiting the temples, the food is excellent and different from what we can find in order place (the best that I have been dripping in Siem Reap), really cool in brief.

Was there only one night and was impressed by the boss and the quiet garden. Food was ok-good, but far from the quality of the 'la Rega Phnom Penh'. Rooms were average for the price. Need maintenance as the shower's handle was broken and the toilet door couldn't be closed. The moskito net was so dusty that i couldn't sleep... More

I booked this guesthouse on the strength of the very good recommendations on this site. This is probably one of the rare occasion when I do not agree with the review consensus. Rega was the most "expensive" place where we stayed during our holiday in Cambodia, but it was also the most disappointing one: It is true that the manager,... More

this guest house is run by Jean-Baptiste who is extremely knowledgeable about this area and Cambodia in general. He was very helpful in organising a driver and a guide. However, I found the accommodation very poor indeed. Perhaps the rooms in the garden are better. I was staying in the main building which is in great need of repair. The... More

We stayed 4 days at Rega in February 2011 and were very happy to have found this guest house. We were picked up from the bus station by Kiri, who remained our tuk-tuk driver during our stay. It is the politic of the guest house and it's a brilliant idea: you feel well looked after and it's also easier to... More

What a wonderful find. Set in a beautiful garden, this simple guest house helped make our trip to Siem Reap really wonderful. Run by a French man and his Cambodian wife, it is a cool and relaxing place to return to after a long day of sight seeing in magnificent Angkor. We loved being able to relax in the hammocks... More