Where to stay in Cambodia?

On the night market street, right in the centre of Siem Reap: step out of the dorm and you are among the stalls and bars. A hostel with a pool to recover from the temples at the end of the day.

On Sivatha Boulevard, two streets from Pub Street: the town can be done on foot, from the night market to the terraces. A party hostel for those who want to meet other travellers before Angkor.

In the Wat Bo district, on the east bank of the river, quieter than Pub Street while still within walking distance of the centre. A simple eco address to catch your breath between days at the temples.

A very comfortable hotel in Siem Reap, for those who want a quiet, air-conditioned refuge after the heat of Angkor. An address for couples who make this stop the highlight of the trip.

This is the former Hôtel de la Paix, on Sivatha Boulevard, which became a Park Hyatt in 2013 after renovation.

A colonial grand hotel surrounded by gardens, in Siem Reap itself, by the Royal Gardens and a few minutes from the Old Market. For those who want to sleep in the history of Angkor's exploration.

Opened in 1932 opposite the Royal Gardens; the period cage lift and the large grounds are part of the experience.

On Street 203, 400 m from the centre, on the east bank of the Sangker: the colonial centre is a walk across the bridge. A town resort for those who want a pool without leaving Battambang.

3.3 km from the centre, on Street 154, deep in the countryside, with a pool in the middle of the fields. It suits families who prefer rice paddies and silence to the town's backstreets.

On National Road 57, 1.4 km from the centre, in an eco-resort with a natural pool: the colonial centre is still within reach by bike. For those who want to stay in a green setting without cutting themselves off.

On Street 242, 500 m from the centre, in the Boeung Keng Kang district: the Royal Palace and the river are within walking distance. A lively hostel for those who want to go out at night and see S-21 in the morning.

A top-luxury hotel high up, for those who want to see Phnom Penh from above, Mekong and Tonlé Sap included. An address for couples who make this stop an interlude of comfort.

The hotel occupies the upper floors of the Vattanac Capital tower, the tallest in the city, with the Sora bar on the terrace.

On Monivong Boulevard, 2.5 km from the centre, in the area of Wat Phnom and the old French Quarter. A colonial grand hotel for those who want gardens and calm, with the river ten minutes away.

Opened in 1929; the Elephant Bar and its period cocktails are still open to passing visitors.

On Koh Pich island, 1.3 km from the centre, on the banks of the Mekong rather than in the city. For those who want a large hotel with space, and reach the Royal Palace in a few minutes by tuk-tuk.

Beach bungalows on Koh Rong, for those who want to sleep with their feet in the sand and see the plankton at night without a boat. A simple address for couples and small groups.

On the Long Beach path, a few minutes from the village of Koh Touch, between the beach and the forest. Bungalows for those who want snorkelling from the shore and the village within walking distance.

On Long Beach, the island's main beach, with the village of Koh Touch a few kilometres away. A top-tier resort for those who want full comfort on an island that offers little of it.

On Koh Rong Sanloem, the neighbouring island, smaller and quieter than Koh Rong, near Lazy Beach. For those who prefer an almost empty beach to bungalow villages.