AngkorHUB - Coworking & Café
- Wi-Fi
- Partial wheelchair access
- Smoke-free indoors
Wi-Fi tables from Hup Guan Street to Wat Bo, with coworking rooms and air-conditioning.
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Finding Wi-Fi in Siem Reap is rarely the problem: Wikivoyage says it is available in all the usual places, and across Cambodia signals turn up in some unlikely ones.12 As a backup, most visitors buy a local SIM card with a 4G or 5G data plan.1
Kandal Village has the most cafés with Wi-Fi, more than half of those on its streets, followed by Taphul, Wat Bo and the Old Market in roughly equal numbers. Off Sala Kamreuk Road, The Bean Embassy and Krousar Café add air-conditioned rooms with a connection.
Local tip: For a full working day, pick a café that stays open into the evening: Krousar Café on Sala Kamreuk Road and Mr. Coffed in Wat Bo both serve until 22:00 and have Wi-Fi.
Where these cafés are: Kandal Village (10), Taphul & Night Market (8), Old Market & Pub Street (8), Wat Bo (8), Sla Kram & Charles de Gaulle (7), Sala Kamreuk (2).
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Footprint Cafes on Street 26 in Wat Bo pairs a restaurant and bookshop with a co-working space that it offers free or heavily discounted to Cambodian startups.3 Common Grounds, behind the Central Market, has air-conditioning and high-speed internet.1 AngkorHUB, by the Angkor Night Market, is a coworking space and café open 08:00–20:00.
Shared desks are not new here: The 1961, in Sla Kram, turned its hotel rooms into a common workroom and artists' studios in 2014.4 Today it opens 07:00–19:00 as a café and art space with Wi-Fi.
April and May are the hottest months, with temperatures that can peak at 40°C, which makes a cooled room the practical choice for a long session.2
Cafés with both Wi-Fi and air-conditioning include The Bean Embassy on Chocolate Road (07:00–19:00), Krousar Café at 17 Sala Kamreuk Road (07:00–22:00), Grace Café in Sla Kram (07:00–20:00), the Globalhub on Central Market Street (weekdays 07:30–17:00), Mocha & Krem on Street 53 and, in Wat Bo, New York Bagels and Fame Café at 572 Street 22.
The Bean Embassy, at 52 Chocolate Road off Sala Kamreuk market in Wat Damnak, roasts its own beans, and its baristas Seng Piseth and Chheleang Chea have each won the National Barista Championship.5 It runs coffee workshops and SCA courses and stands next door to Haven, a training restaurant for disadvantaged young adults.6
An adjoining room, Teá x Cactus, serves dirty matcha, horchata and dragonfruit tea.5
In Kandal Village, Wi-Fi comes with most of the cafés around Hup Guan Street, among them The Little Red Fox Espresso, Common Grounds, Ellen Coffee, The Village Bakery and Café and Art Coffee, which stays open until 21:30.
Near the Old Market, New Leaf Book Cafe (07:30–21:30), Joe to Go on Sivatha Boulevard (07:00–21:30), Sister Srey and Gelato Lab all have Wi-Fi. The Blue Pumpkin on Street 2 Thnou adds Wi-Fi from 06:00 on weekdays. East of the river, look for Brolaom Coffee on Street 25, Tag Café on Street 26, The Muffin Man and Mr. Coffed, which opens at 06:30.
In Sla Kram, The Corner Cafe II has Wi-Fi from 06:00, and PINK Coffee, M21-Café and POPLE Cafe & Tours follow at 07:00. As of October 2026 a regular cappuccino costs US$1–4 in Siem Reap, about US$1.65 on average, so a long session rarely costs much.7
By area: Kandal Village Old Market & Pub Street Wat Bo Taphul & Night Market Sla Kram & Charles de Gaulle
Kandal Village, around Hup Guan Street, where more than half the cafés have Wi-Fi, including The Little Red Fox Espresso, Common Grounds and Ellen Coffee. Taphul, Wat Bo and the Old Market follow in roughly equal numbers. Common Grounds, behind the Central Market, also has air-conditioning and high-speed internet.
Footprint Cafes on Street 26 in Wat Bo has a co-working space that it offers free or heavily discounted to Cambodian startups. AngkorHUB, by the Angkor Night Market, is a coworking space and café open 08:00–20:00. The 1961 in Sla Kram turned its hotel rooms into a shared workroom in 2014.
The Bean Embassy on Chocolate Road, Krousar Café on Sala Kamreuk Road, Grace Café in Sla Kram, the Globalhub on Central Market Street, Mocha & Krem on Street 53 and, in Wat Bo, New York Bagels and Fame Café on Street 22. A cooled room matters most in April and May, when temperatures can reach 40°C.
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