3/5 Alice L. 3 months ago on Google • 11 reviews New
AVOID
the
cheaper
rooms
if
you
don’t
want
an
unbearably
sweaty
night’s
sleep.
I
didn’t
want
to
give
a
negative
review
but
beware
as
it’s
not
clearly
advertised
that
their
cheaper
rooms
do
not
have
air
conditioning
and
are
HOT
AS
HELL.
I
visited
when
the
weather
was
very
hot
and
had
an
extremely
uncomfortable
sleep
here.
There
is
no
anti-mosquito
system
so
you
are
forced
between
having
the
windows
and
doors
shut
and
the
weak
fans
feebly
circulating
the
same
warm
air,
or
getting
bitten
all
over
and
having
a
little
airflow
with
the
windows
and
doors
open.
(Or
a
frustrating
mix
of
both)
Woke
up
hot
and
with
bites
after
a
night
of
broken
sleep.
Really
unimpressed
-
at
the
very
least
they
should
have
bug
screens
on
the
window
or
preferably
provided
bug
nets
if
the
room
has
to
open
the
windows
for
ventilation.
When
I
arrived
and
realised
how
hot
the
room
was,
they
said
there
was
nothing
they
could
do
(there
is
actually
an
air
conditioning
unit
in
the
room,
but
they
wouldn’t
turn
it
on).
Haven’t
experienced
such
a
hot
room
in
3
months
budget
travelling.
Wasn’t
worth
waiting
for
them
to
change
beds
as
I
was
only
staying
one
night.
Otherwise,
the
bed
is
generally
comfortable,
just
very
shaky
top
bunk
and
the
sheet
provided
is
all
you
need,
given
how
hot
it
was
in
the
room.
Social
area
downstairs
is
nice
-
all
open-air
though
so
if
you’re
trying
to
escape
the
bugs
or
the
heat,
there’s
really
nowhere
you
can
go.
Pool
is
tiny
and
cool
(thankfully,
given
the
circumstances).
Finally,
the
sunrise
Angkor
Wat
‘tour’
offered
is
simply
transport
between
the
places
-
not
a
tour
and
no
guide.
They
set
the
price
depending
on
what
the
group
number
on
the
day
is
divisible
by
-
so
as
9
turned
up,
they
charged
us
extra
as
it
wasn’t
divisible
by
4
-
something
that
I
don’t
think
should
be
the
customer’s
problem.
Such
a
strange
system
and
wish
their
pricing
system
had
been
more
transparent
as
it
is
not
‘5$’.