ichigo Posted Sunday at 09:28 PM Posted Sunday at 09:28 PM Hi all. Currently planning for an upcoming trip to SR and browsing hotels. Viroth's Hotel seems to be favourably mentioned and I am also curious about Men's resort - does it have the same kind of vibe as Arthur and Paul in PP? Any other hotels I should check out? Cheers! Quote
Keithambrose Posted Sunday at 11:06 PM Posted Sunday at 11:06 PM I have frequently stayed at Viroth's, gay friendly, close to centre, great service. However I think that they are now overcharging for what you get. Rooms are nice, retro, but somewhat basic, and in high season, can be US$350,or more if you have a suite. Big selling point is that it is small, 32 rooms i think, with a big swimming pool. I am going to try a new hotel 2 blocks away, Angkor Village Hotel, looks much more luxurious, and cheaper, and a member of the 'Small Luxury Hotels of the World' . Due there end September. Not been to Arthur and Paul. Mavica and mauRICE 1 1 Quote
floridarob Posted Monday at 01:41 AM Posted Monday at 01:41 AM @vinapurecommended to me Royal Crown hotel.... I'd stay there again, which is the biggest compliment I can give to a hotel, reasonable price, good location, great staff, I didn't have any problems with visitors, but sure I'd had less traffic than Auntie Vin 😁 here is my short review from that trip tm_nyc, vinapu and bkkmfj2648 3 Quote
ichigo Posted Monday at 10:35 AM Author Posted Monday at 10:35 AM 11 hours ago, Keithambrose said: I have frequently stayed at Viroth's, gay friendly, close to centre, great service. However I think that they are now overcharging for what you get. Rooms are nice, retro, but somewhat basic, and in high season, can be US$350,or more if you have a suite. Big selling point is that it is small, 32 rooms i think, with a big swimming pool. I am going to try a new hotel 2 blocks away, Angkor Village Hotel, looks much more luxurious, and cheaper, and a member of the 'Small Luxury Hotels of the World' . Due there end September. Not been to Arthur and Paul. 8 hours ago, floridarob said: @vinapurecommended to me Royal Crown hotel.... I'd stay there again, which is the biggest compliment I can give to a hotel, reasonable price, good location, great staff, I didn't have any problems with visitors, but sure I'd had less traffic than Auntie Vin 😁 here is my short review from that trip 3 hours ago, captainmick said: I like to stay at Rambutan Thanks for all your recommendations - will add them to the list of considerations! Quote
vinapu Posted Monday at 12:42 PM Posted Monday at 12:42 PM I'd add King's Rock Boutique, in the same area Royal Crown is, good breakfast and small pool. Last trip I stay in Chaetata CTA, less fancy than those above but close to the bars and had all one needs, all for less than 30 $. tm_nyc 1 Quote
12is12 Posted Monday at 09:25 PM Posted Monday at 09:25 PM I recommend Men's. True, it's not at the center, but 5 mnts and $2 with ruk tuk takes care of the problem. The vibe is similar to A&P's; in-hotel masaage unofficially includes hanky panky; and action can b had at facilities near the pool. Quote
ichigo Posted yesterday at 06:42 AM Author Posted yesterday at 06:42 AM 18 hours ago, vinapu said: I'd add King's Rock Boutique, in the same area Royal Crown is, good breakfast and small pool. Last trip I stay in Chaetata CTA, less fancy than those above but close to the bars and had all one needs, all for less than 30 $. 9 hours ago, 12is12 said: I recommend Men's. True, it's not at the center, but 5 mnts and $2 with ruk tuk takes care of the problem. The vibe is similar to A&P's; in-hotel masaage unofficially includes hanky panky; and action can b had at facilities near the pool. Thank you, will consider! Quote
jimmie50 Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago I will be in Cambodia 9/5-12/2, but most of that time will be spent in Battambang. We do plan on staying in Siem Reap for a couple of weeks towards the end of my visit. I actually booked accommodations for both places through Airbnb, although that was quite challenging in Battambang. Not many places listed there to choose from, but found a good number of decent places in Siem Reap. You might want to check out Airbnb. PeterRS2 and tm_nyc 1 1 Quote