Search Hotels with Swimming Pool in Phumĭ Ândong Chénh

"The room was huge with vaulted ceiling and separate living and sleeping space . The staff were very friendly and helpful and family oriented "

" Good breakfast "

"Stay was nice. Bed was thin and hard but I had the best sleep. "

"Read it was 3 1/2 stars…needs to be 5 stars! We are travelling around SE Asia and this was our 12th hotel: the best! So relaxing! We didn’t want to leave! Staff friendly, kind and helpful with very good English. Rooms big/comfy with fridge/free waters, good shower, kettle/tea/coffee. Patio/robes etc. Adult daughter got her own suite for no extra cost. Towels in fancy sculptures; fresh flowers. Every day got free 1 way tuk tuk ride. Free bikes. Discounted mini golf across road (fun/Cambodian themed), free rice wine and costumes/jewellery to wear discounted ($3 per adult and the young woman who works there is a superstar! Stayed late to fit us in!). Best bit are the grounds! Big pond, swing and beautiful pool (swam at night at 10 pm and still warm). Lounge chairs very good; great cocktails. Food fab! Breakfast included for us: lots on menu to select plus allowed extras. Had dinner there: good prices/really delicious. So lovely to dine by pool under stars. Grow their own veg (can walk and see it). "

"This hotel is a must stay. I had high expectations as they were recommended but they exceeded my expectations. Great food, staff and not far from the city center. Just far enough to enjoy a true khmer experience and comfortably. "

"The rooms aren’t much to look at but the shower had hot water and great water pressure. The bed was comfortable and the AC worked perfectly. There was even an English language news channel (Al Jazeera). The hotel is walking distance to many restaurants, the central market, and the major inter-city bus lines. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Really unpleasant experience. The first room we received had smelly bathroom, so we asked for an exchange. Generally, the property is old and uninviting. There was one polite man at the reception, the rest were quite indifferent."