Hotel Guide - Sihanoukville Port hotels in , Cambodia.

"Lovely modern Hotel with fantastic staff"

"This was booked for 4 nights by mistake as I searched for Koh Rong. When I realised on the morning of arrival they wouldn’t refund any of my money. I thought they it would have been fair just to pay for one night but I had to pay for all 4. Not pleased "

"Room was fine. Staff very helpful."

"Staff was amazing. Super friendly very helpful."

"Room was fine. Smelled of smoke. Staff were very courteous but distracted."

"Not clean, tidy or organized. Cheaper than other places, and it was cheap. "

"Staff not speaking English at all, only Chinese, food not tasty, poor breakfast options, old mouldy wood sun beds with no mattress on it, no coffee, sugar amenities at all in the room, bathroom amenities was not replaced at all during our stay, last day of our stay we not even able to get a coffee from the bar, because barmen was off and nobody able to do it, beach not organised, no beach umbrellas and no stairs from hotel garden to the beach"

"This is my 3rd stay at this Sokha resort & it did not disappoint. Friendly staff, good food (reasonably priced) & exceptional massage. The pool is large, clean & well maintained. Right next to the beach & has a tropical island feel though surrounded by tall buildings. Truly a hidden gem & would definitely return next time I visit Sihanoukville."

"It is impossible to recommend this hotel and I will not be staying here on future trips. My first hint was when the hotel was not listed on rhe grab transport app, so I found myself standing on the side of the road at the bus stop at 11.30pm trying to work out how to find the place ... turns out their listing on wotif is different to the name of the actual hotel. I eventually arrived and was dropped off in a dingy back alley, picked my way past the street dogs, and managed to check in. Shown to the room, which was pretty gross. Furniture that looked like it hadn't been cleaned in years. Very few amenities. Mold. Only sheets on the beds, no covers. TV did not work at all. Hallways lights were on late at night and the curtains on the glass doors admit all the light, so it was impossible to darken the room for sleep. We lost the power at one stage as well, but hey this is Cambodia. I mean, I know this is Cambodia, and at this price point I wasn't expecting Hotel Le Royal. But this was dreadful. Give this place a miss. "