Side Walk Hotel

This was like any small Lodge seen near railway stations in India. Nobody attends at reception at most of the time. Perfectly a Tourist Unfriendly place. english is not understood, toilet unkept, shabby dingy room, unhealthy vibes. TVs not working at al (of any room, as told by the staff of hotel), We had to get the toilet cleaned and bring towels by ourselves from reception to room. In two days the room was never cleaned (keys are always kept on reception table unattended whenever guests go out for tour, Lunch, dinner etc. as a rule). No parking, no restaurant, no wheel chair access.

It’s a great value for money. The room was spacious and clean. The location is very convenient and the owners are absolutely delightful. They also helped me to book a great tuk tuk driver to explore Angkor wat. The only downside was that the water pressure was a bit low but everything else was good.

Super hotel, super quiet to sleep but central for all activities you want to do. you walk 5 minutes to the 'pub street' for example and next to the hotel you have several good food stalls, such as Turkish food or the restaurant 'try me' and they also help you in the hotel if you want to go to the temples or floating village or elsewhere, they have their own Tuktuk drivers who offer everything for a good price! in short; perfect

Nicely located in city center, it is convenient to every tourist spot, friendly staff, nice breakfast. Although there is no an elevator, the stairs are wide and easy to walk up

This is a hotel that made me think about many things. What I experienced at this hotel: 1. The location is reasonable and good. 2. There is no elevator. 3. For breakfast, choose one from 5 menu settings and it is average. 4. Staff presence at the information front desk is inconsistent. 5. It is instructed that the room key must be kept at the front desk when going out, but the room key requested by the guest was left at the front desk without any staff, making the room less secure. 6. It is best to prepare the consumables that hotels usually provide in each room by myself. These are the things I remember about this hotel. Compared to the state of the hotel, the manager, who seemed to be a manager, seemed to have a good heart, like an authentic Cambodian person.

Good accommodation for the price. Everything is a bit outdated and can use some redoing, especially the outside of the backside. The pool is really good, we liked the grafitty but some don't. The breakfast is simple but good. Staff is friendly but only one or two spek English. If you don't need luxury it is worth the price.

The hotel is very run down. The photos on here must be very old as they do not reflect how it looks now. The pool area is not very relaxing and is very run down. Our room walls, curtains and bed linens were full of stains. Cobwebs and dust all over the windows. Floor had not been swept. There was only one bedroom lamp, which didn’t work. The bathroom was full of ants and the door would not lock. Shower was ok. We didn’t order any breakfast at the hotel so can’t comment on that. The only positive was the air conditioning. |We would not stay here again.||Do not be taken on any tour by the man behind reception. He will tell you he can take you on a floating market tour and back for $15. He will actually just charge the $15 to drive you to a ticket office, where you will pay $30 each for the tour. This was not quoted in his original price. We felt very pressured into going on the tour as we had already driven for 30mins to get there.|Look else where for a tour and place to stay.

Amazing staff. Our host Sem Seng (who is also a tuktuk driver) thoroughly looked after us and even gave us a good deal on a private tour of Angkor wat where he drove us around all day. He is a lovely, friendly person and he definitely made our stay better! Would definitely recommend this hotel.