Best Business Hotels in Sihanoukville

Gesa general manager hotel Sihanoukviile Xihu Resort Hotel 🏨 Really fantastic Service, & House keeping . We booked 2 rooms through Xihu Resort Hotel 🏨 Ms.Fredy Yap Director of Sales and Marketing.Fabulous complement Breakfast. We’re from India. Next business visit we’ll plan to stay your hotel. 👍

Very good service, good environment, good breakfast, pasta and pastries and fruits, and the supplement is very good, the sea view is good, the only thing is that check in after 2 pm and check out at 11 am

Nice room decoration for my birthday with a nice view. Local staff can speak English and Chinese. Thank you for the arrangement, definitely we will come back with family. A good hotel and good location, highly recommended.

I did not like this hotel. It is too fancy for me, prices are expensive, they don't offer water for drinking, so you have to buy it, the staff doesn't speak English, the beach is very small, you can't just walk down the beach but in circles. Some locals were protesting cause it's build on their families graveyard. All in all i would never go back there again, it seems like a perfect places for older rich people. When I come to Africa I want to see friendliness and spirit of the local people, not expensive luxury hotel where the staff has to clean your room 3x a day and you have to buy water if you're thirsty.

First of all, I do not want to even give 1 star but 1 star is the lowest rating TripAdvisor will allow me to post. Secondly, I have been seething with resentment and humiliation with the way we were treated at the Venice 1 Resort that I had to take a week to bring myself to write an objective review. First of all a quick background on Sihankoukville. Sihankoukville has been invaded by Chinese tycoons looking to make it the next Las Vegas, imagine an Asian ”Sin City” if you will. As a result, there are over 150 cheap looking ******s and an even greater number of on going construction sites. As a result, every time you go into town or anywhere for that matter be prepared to walk in mud and around mounds of construction materials, it is virtually impossible to avoid doing so. Even though this hotel is located at the far end of Otres 2 beach,there is still an immense amount of construction going on, as well as, the aforementioned cheap looking ******s surrounding the property which was truly an eyesore hence rendering the hotel figuratively inaccessible for two principal reasons. Firstly, absolutely no driver knows where is ”Venice 1 Resort” and this is because it is actually the Chan Boutique, imagine our confusion when we first arrived at this so called ”resort”(The Chan Boutique is no where close to a resort, think of it more as a motel with a less cheap looking facade). As such, every time we took a tuk-tuk to and back to the Venice 1 resort, the driver would always ask us for more money at the end of the trip, this happened EVERY SINGLE TIME which constantly put us in a horrible and awkward position, in the beginning we would ask the reception at the hotel to help us communicate with the tuk-tuk drivers but this did not help at all and when negotiating the price with the drivers, the hotel staff and driver would simultaneously laugh, mind you we don't understand Khmer however it truly made us feel that they were laughing at our expense. Secondly, because of the ton of construction, the roads to the Venice 1 Resort is not even a road but rather, a mud road with a copious amount of pot holes, some the size of bomb craters. This was particularly difficult for my partner since he was recovering from bruised ribs and every single journey to and from the resort put him in so much agony that it made my heart weep seeing him in so much pain. When we initially arrived, there was no one to help us with our luggage (we had to trek through mud with our suitcases to get to the entrance). The check-in was mediocre at best and our room was not ready( this was acceptable for us and we understood) however when we returned 7 HOURS LATER we were given the wrong room (we reserved our room much in advance), which was soon rectified by the staff however, the room we had requested, had no hot water, a malfunctioning safety box, an army of ants at our balcony door, mold in the corners of our shower, a mini fridge that smelled so strongly of durian so potent

A pesar de que queríamos evitar este pueblo a toda costa, ya que sabíamos que estaba construyendose un imperio chino, no tuvimos mas remedio ya que nuestro avion salía temprano y temíamos perderlo, viniendo en barco desde Koh Rong. Al llegar la atencion fue exquisita, en un perfecto inglés de los dos recepcionistas ( chico y chica ) en ningun momento notamos desprecio, según lo leído en otros comentarios, es mas nos pidieron perdon por las obras de la calle ( ajenas a ellos ), se interesaron por nuestra estancia en Camboya y de lo que pensabamos de su país. El hotel está limpisimo, la habitación que nos dieron muy grande , con una cama comidisima, muy buen wifi y un buen cuarto de baño. No escuchamos ningun ruido de obras ni otros similares. El desayuno es ESPECTACULAR, tiene un sinfin de variedad de comidas tanto orientales, como occidentales, me parece increible que alguien diga lo contrario, por que habia mucho de todo, desde fruta, fiambres, bolleria, huevos, zumos...y despues la parte oriental que ya no comimos. Creo recordar que el precio pagado por noche con desayuno incluido fue de 55 $, me parece muy buena relacion calidad precio, el servicio que ofrecen lo vale. A tener en cuenta que ofrecen un traslado al aeropuerto por 40 $ , en su van privada. Si puedes evitar el pueblo, hazlo, pero si tienes que dormir este hotel es perfecto ya que esta pegado al muelle para coger los barcos a las islas.