How many coworking spaces are there in Siem Reap?
Coworking spaces listed
11
Updated July 2026
In Siem Reap, 11 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs KHR 307,500/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- KHR 307,500
- Typical day pass
- KHR 20,500
Range KHR 246,000–KHR 492,000
Range KHR 20,500–KHR 30,800
Overall7.5/10Better coworking than about 70% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- AngkorHUB — a long-running, well-known name in Siem Reap coworking/coliving — has permanently closed; some older blog roundups still list it as open, so don't plan around it.
- Coworking in Siem Reap is a smaller, more casual scene than Chiang Mai or Bali — several 'coworking spaces' are really coffee-shop-style setups where a day pass simply means buying food/drinks rather than paying a formal desk fee (BioLAB is a good example).
- Several hotel-based and newer coworking venues (Siem Reap House, Bodee Corner Hotel's space, The 1961, WeMe, Footprint Cafes' hub) don't publish day-pass or monthly pricing online — email or drop by to confirm current rates before planning your work schedule around them.
- Cambodia runs on a dual-currency system: coworking spaces, rent and most nomad-relevant prices are quoted and paid in US dollars in practice, even though the Cambodian Riel is the official currency — expect to pay in USD cash or via USD-denominated transfer.
- Siem Reap doesn't have a true Soho House-style private club scene — Level Up is the closest analog, and it leans social/gaming as much as work, so don't expect a hushed, dedicated-desk atmosphere there.
- Commune's monthly rate drops significantly the longer you commit ($800/month for a single month vs $650/month on a 1-year term), so it's worth negotiating even for a 2-3 month nomad stay.
- The city's original coworking-coliving pioneer, AngkorHub, has permanently closed — if you see it referenced in older blog posts or guides, know that it's no longer operating.
- Because Cambodia's economy runs heavily on US dollars day-to-day, every price you'll actually be quoted by these spaces is in USD, not riel — riel figures here are a currency conversion for reference only.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Level Up Siem Reap
- Day pass
- KHR 20,500
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Wat Damnak area, central Siem Reap
- Monthly Price
- KHR 246,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coworking-and-gaming hybrid aimed at nomads, expats and tourists who want structure with a social edge. Open 7 days a week, 8AM to midnight, with a weekly pass also available alongside day and monthly options. Located near Sister Srey Café, Footprint Café and within easy reach of the river and Pub Street; partnered with a downstairs restaurant for food.
Format CoWork
- Day pass
- KHR 30,800
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Wat Bo area (some listings cite Slor Kram) — a smaller, owner-run business community
- Monthly Price
- KHR 492,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Small, quiet, owner-run space on a side road with strong AC, backup generator, fast fiber internet, and 24/7 access for members. Free coffee, water, fruit and snacks; shower available; a resident cat and security guard round out the low-key, homey feel. Weekly dedicated-desk option also available.
Garage Society Siem Reap
- Day pass
- KHR 20,500
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Siem Reap, near Pub Street/airport road
- Monthly Price
- KHR 364,900
- Vibe and Amenities
- A modern, stylish, design-forward space with hot desks, private call cubicles, a café serving local food (free for members), and an on-site swimming pool. Some reviewers find it better for impressing clients or cooling off than for deep, quiet focus work. Open Mon–Sat 8am–8pm and Sun 9am–5pm.
BioLAB Coffee & Office
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Wat Bo Village (7 Makara St)
- Monthly Price
- KHR 307,500
- Vibe and Amenities
- A relaxed, café-first coworking space with a Cambodian and Western food menu, two plant-filled balconies, a Skype/call room and lockers. No formal fixed day-pass fee — casual drop-ins simply pay for food/coffee instead. Coffee is served in glass beakers; furniture is mixed (a popular standing desk, some less ergonomic chairs).
Siem Reap House (by Siem Reap Academy)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Siem Reap
- Vibe and Amenities
- Billed as Siem Reap's largest coworking space (over 1,500 sqm), part of a social-impact hub with hot desks, dedicated desks, call pods, booths, private offices, meeting rooms, lecture halls and an auditorium. Geared toward NGOs, social enterprises and professional teams as well as individual remote workers. Day-pass and monthly membership rates are not published online — contact the venue directly for current pricing.
Coworking Space Bodee (Inside Bodee Corner Hotel)
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Wat Bo neighborhood, ~8 minutes' walk from Pub Street
- Vibe and Amenities
- A hotel-coworking hybrid set inside the small 4-star Bodee Corner Hotel, blending high-speed internet and workstations with hotel perks like an indoor pool, spa services and an on-site restaurant. Marketed on cultural-immersion appeal ('Khmer and European hospitality') alongside desk space. Pricing for non-hotel-guest coworking access is not published — inquire directly.
The 1961 Coworking and Art Space
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Siem Reap (historic 1960s-era building)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A hybrid coworking, art-gallery and events venue housed in a restored mid-century building, mixing desk space with art exhibitions and event hosting — aimed at freelancers, entrepreneurs and artists who want a creative rather than corporate atmosphere. Specific day-pass/monthly pricing not publicly listed.
WeMe Coworking Space
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Siem Reap's cultural district, near Angkor Wat approach roads
- Vibe and Amenities
- A community-driven space marketed as balancing calm work settings with modern conveniences, close to local eateries. Specific pricing not found in public listings — confirm directly with the venue.
Footprint Cafes Coworking Hub
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Central Siem Reap, above Footprint Cafes
- Vibe and Amenities
- A newly opened coworking hub sitting above the Footprint Cafes social enterprise, giving the space an ethical/community-focused identity on top of standard desk work. Pricing not published in the sources found.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
Commune at Rose Apple Square
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Rose Apple Square, Svay Dangkum — central Siem Reap, about a 10-minute walk to Pub Street/Old Market and Kandal Village
- Vibe and Amenities
- A purpose-built co-living block of 40 private en-suite studios (28 sqm each, queen bed, small kitchenette, balcony) built around a shared courtyard complex that also contains offices and a large coworking floor. Residents get complimentary hot-desk membership at the on-site Siem Reap House coworking space, plus free gym access and use of a 22-metre pool, communal kitchen, and lounge/workspace areas. It's positioned as an all-inclusive live-work-socialize setup for remote workers, researchers and consultants rather than a backpacker hostel-style coliving.
Pricing
- Structure
- Tiered by length of stay for a private en-suite studio (utilities included)
- Note On Pricing
- All figures are per month, per private studio, inclusive of electricity and water and the complimentary Siem Reap House coworking membership.
Options
Month-to-month (no commitment)
- Price
- KHR 3,280,000
3-month commitment
- Price
- KHR 3,075,000
6-month commitment
- Price
- KHR 2,870,000
1-year commitment
- Price
- KHR 2,665,000
Level Up (Social Hub)
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Wat Bo Road / Wat Bo Village area — a short tuk-tuk ride from central Siem Reap and Pub Street
- Vibe and Amenities
- The closest thing Siem Reap has to a Soho House-style hybrid: a multi-purpose members' space blending coworking with a social/gaming lounge. It combines fast internet and a bookable private room for calls or meetings with board games, video games, puzzles, and an ever-growing food and drink menu (members get unlimited fruit, coffee, tea and soft drinks). It runs its own event calendar — game nights, workshops, quiz nights — and describes membership as unlocking perks like discounts, monthly prizes and free use of the private room, rather than being required to use the space at all.
Pricing
- Structure
- Simple membership vs. drop-in
- Note On Pricing
- Monthly fee is a flat membership rate, not a dedicated-desk product — it buys unlimited access plus free drinks/snacks and event perks rather than a guaranteed desk.
Options
Monthly membership
- Price
- KHR 246,000
Day pass (non-member drop-in)
- Price
- KHR 20,500
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 16 visits.
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