Siem Reap Airport

It's clean tidy and staff seem to be friendly. There is free wi-fi which was reliable. You have to pay $25USD departure tax which some passengers complain about but you probably pay more in your ticket for flights from major airports. There are no airbridges meaning there is a walk to the aircraft.

I've used this airport several times and they usually manage to keep it pretty clean and the staff are fairly attentive. Filling out your visa forms on the plane will speed up the process when you arrive. Reports of immigration officials asking for "tips" have been on the increase (do not tip them!) as have reports of people with fake e-visas. (The e-visa site is occasionally being hacked into and it can be difficult to tell if you have been issued the real thing) If your e-visa is not the real thing you will have to line up again and pay $20 for a VOA (visa on arrival).

Overall a convenient and clean airport with a more than reasonable shopping and seating offer. A lot of paperwork upon arrival though and queues can be lengthy both at arrival and departure at passport control.

Small airport with few gates. Close to town. Quick in (passport control) and out (security). Wide range of services for such a small place but only one vendor of each (except food) so no selection.

Well built and very clean. Close to town. Easy check in when you depart and easy customs checks when you arrive. No lines at security. Has all the services needed (but only one choice of vendors due to the airports small size). Lots of smiles from the staff.

The whole place look more like a resort more then an airport! The architecture is done in a pleasant traditional Cambodian style very inviting and the interior is surprising modern! It really give visitors a very good impression of Cambodia! When flying off do remember to set a side us$25 for the airport tax. The transit area was a bit small but it has a nice cafe gift shops duty free shops a decent bookshop and even a foot massage shop! The price are higher than those in town but it is better then nothing and I have seen 1st world countries big airports transit area who is worse than Siem Reap airport.

Check-in counters well enough to cope the peaks (saw some B767s charters on runway) immigration just after check-in. Security do not care about liquids (opposite to Thailand) so you may bring your own as much as needed. Nice but pricey (compared to local market) souvenir shop also not cheap cafe with good variety of snacks. Old fashioned view to tarmac and walk to the airplane will make you feel fine despite the 25 USD departure tax (but frankly you'd pay much more on most odd places). Maybe if they could open some courtyard grass that one may sit down and have his drink.

I almost gave this 5 stars. A very good experience in and out. It is small but with a reasonable choice in shops and a restaurant. The Cambodians want people to visit their country and are keen to please. The airport is new and in very good condition. Use the e-Visa service before arriving to save yourself one queue. There is a $25 departure tax.

Found this airport to be very simple small and basic but had it's own unique characteristic. Arrival/Departure hall very simple but elegant. A nice variety of food/coffee/sundries outside the gates. And some very nice shops after security which make my wallet dry. On passport control make sure you get your arrival card/custom clearance card ready as the queue to clear passport/custom quite long and take times but if you ready then it was breeze.

A Modern well functioning airport. As a group of 23 arrived all with "visa-on-arrival" including filling the visa application form payment of visa passport control and customs clearance we were all outside the airport in 15 minutes. Polite friendly and efficient staff including the officials. Sufficient variety and numbers of taxfree outlets.