Makers Guesthouse and Co-working space Siem Reap — Hotel in Siem Reap

We stayed 8 nights and we have been very pleased with this choice of accommodation, it has an excellent price-quality ratio. While basic, the room is large, clean, has good AC and high pressure hot water, plus the quiet hours are respected and the room is cleaned periodically and/or upon demand. On the terrace it's a very nice athmosphere for working, hanging out or cooking a meal (the outdoor kitchen is very well equiped).

What makes a real difference to other accommodations is not only the thought given to hospitality but that it has a mission. Makers is trying to empower the future generation of young Cambodians through knowledge and the skills taught by Tomoyiuki-san within the Makers lab. I wholeheartedly reccommed staying at Tomoyuki's Makers and I wish this initiative the...

We highly recommend this unique place where we stayed for six nights. It is run by a super friendly Japanese engineer, Tomoyuki, who has created this convenient guesthouse as well as a special environment for children to learn coding & electronics! The place is suitable for any digital nomads as well! He was always helpful during our stay, and he has a fantastic story as well. I am so happy to support his initiative by just staying there. The room was spacious and clean, and the aircon was good. There is a kitchen with all the utensils, a sitting area at the garden level, and a fridge. The area is quiet so you can have a nice sleep. The pub street is around 10 mins walking distance. So, enjoy...

My partner and I spent two and a half weeks at Makers Guesthouse. Hands down, our favourite guest house we've stayed in! Prices were cheap and decent, rooms were clean, the wifi is amazing, so perfect for digital nomads.

But the best part is the Japanese owner, Tommi. He is incredibly helpful with anything you need in the guest house and advice around siem reap (also awesome just to chat with and hear his stories). He makes the yummiest and cheapest cocktails around, as well as traditional Japanese bar snacks.

Tommi taught me how to make candles and my partner learnt how to make and computer hardware programming (lol, not my area, but he loved it). Can't recommend this place...