See below for a summary of your accommodation information for your time abroad:

Chiang Mai (June 18-22)
Chiang Mai Gate Hotel
11/10 Suriyawong Road, Haiya,
Muang Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand
Phone: +66 53 203 895

Bangkok (June 22-25)
Hotel IBIS Sathorn
Soi Ngam Duphli Rama IV
Sathorn Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Phone: +66 2 659 2888

Siem Reap (June 25-29)
Seven Candles Guesthouse
#0307 Wat Bo Road
Sala Kamreouk Commune
Phone: +855 63 963 380

Phnom Penh (June 29-July 3)
Okay Boutique Hotel
#174, Street 19z
Sangkat Chey Chumnas, Khan Duan Penh
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phone: +855 23 979 666

A few notes... All guesthouses will have air conditioned rooms. Students will be in twin share rooms. The guesthouses in Chiang Mai and Phnom Penh both have pools, so pack a bathing suit if you’d like!

Here are some general rules, tips, and expectations for your time abroad!

Use common sense – rules that apply when you’re traveling in the U.S. still apply in SE Asia!

Noise:

In order to avoid disturbing other guests, please use headphones when listening to music, or keep the volume low, and please keep your voices down.

Utilities and use:

• NEVER leave air conditioning units while you are not in the room. If you must have them on when you are sleeping, keep them on low.
• Always turn off the lights when you leave your room.

Safety:

• Keep your door locked at all times and keep your key in a safe place.  Neither your university/CISabroad nor the the hotel will be responsible for any stolen items.
• It is strictly forbidden to throw any object or substance from windows, balconies, terraces or roofs. This includes keys, cigarette butts or anything else big or small.

Guests and Alcohol Policies:

• Disrespectful behavior related to alcohol consumption will end up in dismissal from the group accommodations and you will have to find your own housing at your own expense.
• The consumption of drugs, as well as keeping or dealing with them, is absolutely prohibited. Drug related offenses are taken particularly seriously in this part of the world and could even land you in jail.

Financial Liability:

• You will have to pay for any damage done to the accommodations (doors, walls, floors, furniture, etc.).

Helpful tips for living with other people:

• Respect your roommate and other people staying at the hotel.
• Remember that you are not on a college campus and not in your own home. Respect the property and get out of the “college campus” mentality.
• Talk to the staff if a problem arises and you cannot work it out with your roommate.