Siem Reap · Cambodia
The Drop Inn
Bed bug reports
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Confirmed Google Maps
BEDBUGS - DO NOT STAY HERE We had bedbugs in our dorm and the staff did not seem to care at all, particularly one male staff member who was very rude to me after I said I would be checking out immediately. His words were and I quote “we have bed bugs in our homes it’s fine” and “why are you making it such a big deal” so they are clearly not going to do anything to actually eradicate the infestation and will still allow guests to stay there. AVOID
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Confirmed Hostelworld
BEDBUGS - DO NOT STAY HERE We had bedbugs in our dorm and the staff did not seem to care at all, particularly one male staff member who was very rude to me after I said I would be checking out immediately. His words were and I quote “we have bed bugs in our homes it’s fine” and “why are you making it such a big deal” so they are clearly not going to do anything to actually eradicate the infestation and will still allow guests to stay there. AVOID
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Vibe Analysis
The Drop Inn sits right beside a school, and that link shapes the whole stay. The place has a strong volunteer focus, with the option to help teach English and spend time with the children and staff. The hostel itself is new and clean, with air conditioning, hot showers, and fresh bedding. Some dorm beds have privacy curtains, individual lights, and power sockets. There is also a restaurant on site, and Khmer food is part of the appeal. It is outside the center of Siem Reap, so getting into town takes a tuk-tuk ride. That distance seems to suit the calmer, social atmosphere here. The hostel can feel warm and close-knit, with Kim and his family running the place and a lot of interaction around the school.
Signals to check
- It is outside the center, so getting into town takes a tuk-tuk ride.
- Some add-on services can cost more than in town.
- One dorm stay had bedbugs.