Sokchea Angkor Hotel Reviews

The hotel was very nice, clean, polite staff, breakfast was not bad too. The sockets were in a little weird position 😄. Overall I would like to stay there again and would recommend to everyone

This hotel is good location, near to shopping Centre, easy to get tuktuk, hotel staff is very polite and helpful, Room is clean and breakfast have many dishes, will come back and introduce to friend

We love this hotel. Staff are friendly and courteous. Great little pool, fitness centre and breakfast all included. The kids loved the live fish and there is a modern supermarket, carrying an amazing array of western groceries, just across the road. Close to the action, this is a good choice for a well priced hotel.

The desk staff was friendly and helpful, always asking if everything was fine. The breakfast was bountiful, and the wait staff very attentive. Easy to catch tuk-tuk nearby.

This place is so comfortable and has good service!

The room was very pleasant, it was cozy and clean. Breakfast was excellent and incredibly varied. The hotel team has always been friendly, patient and helpful. That impressed me the most.

Taking a shower without hot water really costs you points.

Location was good

We were a group of four people who were traveling independently. We stayed in Siem Reap for a full week. We originally booked a two-day trial. After staying for two days, we did not plan to change hotels. Overall, we were very satisfied. The service staff was thoughtful, warm and simple. The chef could speak fluent English to take orders from guests. The breakfast was rich, and the main meal was also well cooked and not expensive. There were supermarkets and restaurants outside the door. It was a 20-minute drive from Angkor Wat. The only drawback was that the air conditioner was a little noisy, so tourists who are sensitive to noise may consider it appropriately. In short, the price-performance ratio is quite good and it is worth recommending.

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.

The room is very clean, the environment is very good, and the surrounding is very quiet. The service staff were very nice and the hotel's breakfast was also very good! Stayed for six nights and really enjoyed it. Highly recommended!

Facilities: A hotel with great architectural features, about 15 minutes' walk from the city center and old street. The room, bathroom and bathtub are spacious and have a balcony. On the first floor is an open-air bath. There is also a pond of koi fish. The room is fully air-conditioned and the refrigerator works very well. The only thing is that there is only one elevator and it is small. You may have to wait for a while during peak hours. However, the overall floor is not high and the stairs are not high either. It is very convenient to walk up and down the stairs. Cleanliness: The room is cleaned every day. The bath towels here are large, thick and very easy to use. Although the hotel as a whole is in an antique style, it is very clean. Environment: There are several local food stalls just outside the door. Basically each dish is around $3. Angkor Supermarket is a two-minute walk away. There are two roadside stalls at the door, one fried noodles and one fried chicken, both of which are very cheap. It’s also convenient to travel, and it’s not too far to walk to the old street. Service: There are two young guys at the front desk, warm and handsome. Although I don’t speak Chinese, I will introduce and explain in English carefully. And every day for three consecutive days, the two of them worked from morning to night. When I checked out, I finally found a beautiful girl who loved to smile. Breakfast is on the first floor, buffet. The content is the same every day, a little bit monotonous. Curry, fruit, and omelettes are all good. If you are not looking for bustling and bustling, living here is a good choice. Very good value for money.

The check-in experience was poor. The toothbrush and shower gel were already opened. The air conditioner was on the balcony, and the air conditioning was blowing directly at people. I basically didn't sleep all night. Bad review! But the staff was enthusiastic.