Sokchea Angkor Hotel

When I made the reservation, I saw a negative review saying there was no hot water. The room has 24-hour hot water for bathing. It costs about 20,000-30,000 riel to take a tutu taxi to the small circle attractions of Angkor Wat, and about 5,000 riel to go to Bar Street, which is very close. Breakfast is a buffet, including rice noodles, fried rice, and fruit salad.

Location: Not far from Angkor Wat, on a branch road next to the national highway, the location is relatively easy to find. Hotel facilities: Overall clean and quiet, the room facilities are a bit old, but they are easy to use and clean. However, the air conditioner blows in front, making it a bit uncomfortable to stay on the bed by the window. The breakfast does not change every day and there are not many varieties, but it is no problem to eat enough. Visiting Angkor Wat basically lasts from morning to night, so it is quite important to have a good breakfast in the hotel. Hotel service: The front desk waiters and restaurant waiters all had very good service attitudes and warm smiles, leaving a deep impression. Surrounding facilities: When you go out and turn left at the intersection of the national road, there is a large Angkor Wat supermarket, which is said to be opened by Chinese. There are many things in it, and the prices are relatively expensive in the local area, but of course they are not outrageously expensive. They are similar to those in China. . Nearby dining: There is a hotpot street nearby. You can try popular hotpot, which is very cost-effective. There are several small restaurants in front of the hotel. They serve rice noodles, stir-fries and barbecues. They are not expensive and can be eaten daily. Overall, it is a cost-effective hotel. As long as you don't have particularly high requirements for room facilities, it is a highly recommended choice.