Boutique Cambo Hotel

Breakfast was spot on, and the staff was perfect. We had some serious demands that had to be met and not one went unanswered. Our Angkor Wat tour scheduled through the front desk was one I will never ever forget.

Its still a third world country and and I'm judging my positive experience on that scale. This isn't a first world accommodation, we did have a few bugs in the room but once again, you're in the Cambodian Jungle, even if its a city, and if you come with that in mind, you'll fall in love. Also is slightly outside the walking distance but a tuk-tuk ride is easily booked through the front desk and I believe the best way to see the city.

The hotel is not very far from Angkor and a little bit out of the town center which is nice. You can however easily go everywhere with the tuktuk (ask for Sothy). The staff at the reception was always smiling and friendly and very helpful when you ask for something. Good wifi, bathtub and the pool are a big plus.

The staff can sometimes be a bit deorganized and not passing info correctly from one shift to another (but this seems to be relatively common in Cambodia). Also, it would be nice to have a real duvet cover and not just sheets.

Spacious room, with nice bathrobes, we also had access to the balcony. Staff was very friendly and speaks quite good English. Close to the night market and the city center (less than 1km), shop and laundry service nearby. I liked the pool. Located very close to the Giant Ibis bus stop.

We had some issues communicating with restaurant stuff - it took enormous amount of time to get our drinks, even though we were the only ones in the restaurant (20-30mins). The breakfast was rather poor - not a big variety. It was served until 10, when we came to the restaurant at 9 and there was not much left, we asked for some more food - the waitress told us that there won’t be more food added... weird. Also the breakfast was cold - sunny side up egg served cold is not what you’d expect. Hotel presumably offers laundry service - but when I asked about it I was told that they don’t do it, yet the info about it on the reception desk was still there (weird?). They also had some error with credit card reader and we had to pay with cash. Not exaclty what you expect from a 4 star hotel. There’s KTV and a chinese restaurant nearby - our windows were facing the street and it was quite loud till 1-2am. Also, it seems that our room was separatet from another room with doors next to bed - you could hear your neighbours quite loud and the tv from the other room.