We stayed here on our last night in Cambodia when our usual hotel was fully booked. The rooms were large and generally clean but the bathroom was tired and the water not hot. It is the only hotel in Cambodia where we have had to pay for the bottled water provided in the room, and as you can buy 12 bottles for $1 in a shop we thought this was a bit stingy. The breakfast was buffet style, included in the price and nothing to get excited about. We booked two rooms and one smelt of cigarette smoke. We were not asked if we wanted non-smoking rooms. Air conditioner was noisy but this is not unusual for Cambodia.

I booked a room for 2 nights through Agoda and the price for a double room was 23 US Dollars which sound ok to me.

On arrival, the price was 28 US Dollars because 5 Dollars went to Agoda which I didn't know. The hotel have 2 buildings, one in front of the other and the room they gave me for that price was in the very old building that looks more like the cheapest hostel in India! The smell of the room was so bad, like it was closed for months! so I immediately requested a new room but they asked for $7 Dollars more for a room in the other building so I ended up paying $35 US Dollars for a room that suppose to cost $23!

When I tried to cancel the second night, they told me I have to contact Agoda which I did, then Agoda told me the hotel didn't want to cancel the second night. When I tried to speak to the manager, apparently he was out.
Stay away from this hotel, the location is not the best. for their prices you get a wonderful room in one of the many hotels and guesthouses in front of the river with a wonderful view.

Wasn't the most exciting hotel we stayed in. Wasn't alot nearby except for tuk tuks. Very Chinese in appearance. Breakfast was not great and they only gave us one coupon for the three days we were staying there for. Beds were very comfy and they also did free laundry for guests.

Was recommended this place by a friend and did not regret it. First booked a suite, as it was pretty cheap (USD 45) and got a great, very large room with a balcony. After some nights, I realized that I did not need all that space as I was by myself, so transferred to a standard, smaller room (USD 20), which had everything the larger room had - satelite TV, bathroom with a decent shower, and quick wifi.

The hotel is run by some very friendly cambodians. For some reason, they were always at least 4-5 people cramped in behind the relatively small front desk. This does at times look a bit funny and comical, but if you need any help from the hotel, they are always very ready to assist. They also provide free laundry every day, and both rooms I stayed in were very clean.

Location is also good, in the middle of a street where there are several nice cafes and restaurants, and quite a bit of nightlife on the weekends. At the end of the street is an impressive buddist temple.

Had first deceided to give this hotel four stars, but have now concluded to give it five -- beacuase if you are looking for a cheap but decent hotel with a good location, this is a safe bet.