Anachak Angkor Suite

The location of Angkor was the main reason I chose the location. You are in between the temples and the town. Everything you need is nearby.

Nil

Great stay! The room was spacious and comfortable, with a separate living room and kitchen that made it feel like home. I loved the rooftop pool and gym, both offering amazing views. Friendly staff and excellent facilities. I’d definitely coming back. Highly recommended!

Nothing

The guy working at the reception was very kind. He really tried his best, with the limited resources he had. He cleaned the pool for us, as it wasn't in use before we came.

This hotel seemed kind of abandoned. We found out that Covid 'killed' also this hotel :-( It could have been great probably, but was now stripped of everything. The lobby is now kind of a garage with a desk (functioning as the reception). There is no restaurant or place to get breakfast or coffee in the hotel. The rooms are huge (like apartments), but unfortunately dusty (very clearly not in use much). We had a 3 night stay, but no one came to clean, change the towels or take the trash out. The pool on the roof top was not cleaned when we got there, but the guy who was at the reception (I think it was only him there actually, haven't seen any staff around) put in chlorin tablets because we were there and the day after, it was clean enough to swim in. Some pool towels were left for us, and we were told to just leave them there by the pool after use. The next day those were taken, but no new pool towels were left, so we had to use our room towels (that weren't renewed either) Since we seemed to be the only guests there, we had the roof top pool to ourselves. Pool bar is closed and is just a place they keep old stuff now, didn't look very nice. Also, the chairs by the pool "bar" were broken and couldn't be used. Such a shame, as this could be a great place with a nice pool with view! We had to pay cash for our stay, which was a bit unpractical, as it's not in the city centre, so we had to go get money. No restaurants or breakfast place nearby as we could find, so you'll have to take a tuktuk into town.