Vind je ideale hotel in Phumĭ Kaôh Rœssei

'Hôtel de très bonne qualité. Rapport qualité prix excellent. Attention cependant à la localisation de votre bungalow: certains manquent d’intimité avec une clôture végétale minimaliste et au regards de tous les passants allant au restaurant. Les 50$ de frais facturés pour le transfert en bateau sont un peu exagérés, un hôtel de ce standing devrait offrir cette prestation. Énormément de familles nombreuses durant notre séjour avec beaucoup d’enfants non éduqués et repris par les parents. Une...

'Great second stay at the Won!'

'Koh Russey Resort was a highlight of my stay in Cambodia. From the moment I was picked up at the mainland lounge to arriving by private boat at the resort’s private jetty, the service felt seamless and very special. The island itself has a beautiful rustic charm and I loved how natural and low key everything feels. It’s the perfect place to slow down, breathe out, and reset away from the hustle and bustle. The villas are spacious and thoughtfully designed, blending nicely into the...

'Het enige pareltje aan het strand. Sihanoukville is vreselijk, smerig en alleen maar Chinezen:'

'Far away from nice bars. Hotel oke, but staff isn't friendly at all and gives wrong information about bus trips. Don't book your bustickets ( at chapa company) at the hotel! Hotel does't gives you any information about the hotel and surroundings. When you come back at the hotel after 11 o'clock, there is nobody anymore... If you have a choice... Go to otres 2!'

'I extended my stay here and couldn’t be happier'

'Hôtel situé près de tout les place touristiques: Pub Street, les Marcher de nuits. Les Restaurants ….'

'Getting to the island involved catching the dedicated boat anchored offshore. Prepare to get wet! The journey was over an hour but with great views of Koh Ta Kiev island and others. We were welcomed by volunteers and Giovanni gave us a brief on arrival. We were shown to our accommodation which was just off the beach. The hut was on stilts and featured fairly comfortable beds with much needed mosquito nets, a balcony facing the sea, and complementary water. The activities on offer were varied...

'Warning: If you go to Sihanoukville, you are leaving Cambodia and entering China. This lovely and charming beachtown had been sold to the chinese and they are building casino’s, for the chinese, everywhere. The Khmer and expats are moving out, about 75 percent of the population is chinese! The same goes for the hotel! Once a paradise on earth for european visitors, I was now one of the four people from europe. The rest in this fully booked hotel was... chinese! Breakfast, which was great...

'Probably this wasn't the right hotel for us. 10 years ago this was a beachy backpacker area, now it's casinos and hot pot places. Still loud beach bars though, the hotel gives you earplugs when you check in. The hotel was fine, not as nice as the photos but fine. But the area was fairly unclean and felt a bit unsafe.'