Sokha Angkor Resort, Siem Reap

I had a mixed experience at Sokha Angkor Resort. The rooms were large and comfortable, but there was a confusion about balcony preferences leading to unexpected fees. The service was exceptional, with friendly and helpful staff making our stay unforgettable. The location was perfect, close to all the attractions yet peaceful. The dining was a bit disappointing but the facilities were great overall.

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel. The rooms were always clean and had everything I needed, with robes, slippers, coffee, and water replenished daily. The stunning pool was a highlight, made of wood and exceptionally well-maintained. The service was friendly and helpful, although there was a slight issue with charging for breakfast for my child. The location was beautiful and relaxing, just a short distance from the night market and Pub Street. The dining experience offered a variety of cuisines to choose from, although there were some minor hiccups. Overall, a great value for money with top-notch amenities.

The hotel is a gem, with beautifully designed wooden rooms offering stunning views of the pool from the balcony. The welcoming Mr Pea adds a special touch to the dining experience. However, there were some issues with charging breakfast fees despite booking clarity.

After spending 3 nights in Bangkok in a postage stamp-sized hotel room, my stay at Sokha Angkor Hotel was a refreshing change. The room, made of wood, was clean and comfortable, but its location at the end of a long corridor was a bit inconvenient. Service standards were high, with particular praise for Davy, the Assistance and relations manager. The location was ideal for trips to the temples and within walking distance of everything needed. Despite some dining shortcomings, the overall experience was enjoyable.