Sambor Village Hotel

To be honest, I don’t understand the reviews I’ve read about this hotel. All I see are praises, but for me, this place was a nightmare. It’s a small hotel by the roadside. Yes, there is a pool and a garden, but everything looks dirty. The welcome was strange—there was no one at the reception at first, which felt really odd. When we finally received a welcome drink, it wasn’t good at all. From the very beginning, I noticed hygiene issues; everything felt dusty and unclean. Compared to all the other places I stayed in Cambodia, this one gave me a really bad impression.||||The staff at reception eventually explained everything to us, which was fine. But then we noticed, I assume, the owner, who had a strange attitude. We felt watched the entire time, which was extremely uncomfortable.||||The room itself was unacceptable, even for just a stopover. It was a small bungalow, but it was dirty. You can see in my photos—dust everywhere, stained mattresses with marks from previous guests, and pillows that should have been thrown away long ago. Sleeping on them was simply disgusting. The bathroom was extremely basic, and the door had a 20 cm gap at the bottom. Overall, I had a terrible experience—completely unpleasant, even just for one night.||||Breakfast was just as disappointing. They tried to make it “French-style,” but honestly, they should have avoided that because it was terrible. The homemade bread was awful, the pancakes were just as bad, and nothing tasted good. We also had dinner there since it was included in the price, and they attempted to serve French cuisine. It was a complete disaster—really, really bad. To make matters worse, we felt watched even during dinner, which was extremely uncomfortable.||||I understand that this hotel is just a transit stop for travelers going from one city to another. I’m not sure if there are better options in this town, but don’t expect anything magical like some reviews suggest. There is nothing magical about this place—it’s just a basic roadside hotel with a pool, a garden, and very old, very dirty bungalows. Personally, I do not recommend staying here—unless, of course, you don’t mind sleeping on stained sheets and pillows that haven’t been properly cleaned in ages.

A great stay on a perfect place. a kind of jungle feeling. Super staff and a great experience. Staff helps you to organize any kind of trips. Rooms are clean and quiet. Pool is recommendable. Food is good. Don't forget to make the boat tour on the river.

I stayed for two nights, and it was a truly pleasant experience. Mai san - the Japanese owner, and all the staff were always smiling, kind, and attentive, and the service was excellent. The room was very clean and comfortable, making my stay absolutely enjoyable. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, the hot water in the room was at just the right temperature with strong water pressure, and the air conditioning was fully functional—everything contributed to a very comfortable stay. This place is a perfect choice for anyone planning to visit Sambor Prei Kuk and I fully recommend. I will again come back with my kids :)

Excellent stay at Sambor Village Hotel I had a wonderful experience at Sambor Village Hotel. The staff were very welcoming and always attentive to our needs. Their kindness and professionalism made the stay even more enjoyable. The service was absolutely perfect, everything was smooth and well taken care of. If you’re looking for a quiet and charming place with great hospitality, I highly recommend this hotel.

Very much overrated hotel . Not valued for the money changed . To start with , The hotel entrance is difficult to find , no proper parking facilities. Very basic rooms . Very basic toiletries. No bathrobe or slippers , no toothbrush or paste . For a whopping 72 usd per night even in Phnom Penh we get world class facilities. There are many other hotels in Kampong Thom offering better facilities. Breakfast is pretty basic with toast and butter. We were really expecting top notch service for the price they are asking . I would avoid this hotel for future

Very peaceful quiet and pleasant bungalows hotel in a green garden next to the river. The perfect spot for a weekend away from Phnom Penh and close to Sambor Preaek Kouk temples.

Overall a nice quaint hotel with very helpful staff members. Breakfast was great. I'd stay again if I visited the area.

Fantastic little hotel, on the banks of the Sting Sen river in Kampom Thom, between Siel Reap and Kampom Thom. The hotel has a beautiful pool, rooms are individual spacious bungalows nestled in a lush garden. The hotel is managed by a Japanese family so you can experience delicious Khmer and Japanese cuisine. Definitely recommend!