Sihanoukville Hotels

The hotel was great with beautiful views all around. I enjoyed staying there with my wife. There is an elevator that brings you from the hotel, straight to the beach. One time I noticed that it broke, with people in it, I notified the staff and they ran out there without thinking twice to rescue the passengers. Most of the staff was courteous and willing to help, whereas, on one occasion, I was brought the bill while lounging at the pool 3 times. I felt this was disrespectful. Since this is my only complaint about the whole experience, I give this hotel and experience superb, and highly recommend staying here.

We spent four days at Sokha Beach Resort as a romantic getaway. The moment we set foot inside the hotel, we felt relaxed and serene. The resort is beautiful with amazing, colorful pictures on the walls. The staffs were kind, informative and attentive but not annoying. Our suite was spacious and the California king bed comfortable. We loved the traditional design in our room. We dined at Lemongrass and Tumeric restaurant. The food at both places were good. They were not five stars but we enjoyed our meals there. We also dined at Sunset Bar and Beach Bar. I couldn't get enough of the beach so we spent time there from morning and until sunset. The experience was magical. While I loved that Sokha has a private beach, I noticed that some non-hotel guests ventured over. That I did not like. I hope that Sokha would consider putting a prominent sign on each side of the beach to ward off non hotel guests from the private beach. It could be a simple sign that read: Private Beach. Sokha Hotel Guests Only.

We had a great time staying at this hotel. The rooms were very nice and large and the pool was great with a beautiful view of the rest of the city and ocean. The restaurant had surprisingly little variation (only sushi) and it was very far from the beach.

We had the over the river villa. The room was big and spacious but outdated. The spa bath was dirty, toiletries looked recycled and had mold on the bottom. Service was not the best, it took about 2-3 tries to ask to order food or get towels. Overall not worth the money. And the private beach is not that special (highly recommend ortes beach) or going to the islands for more calm crystal waters.

Only stayed one night but it was a pleasant stay. Did have 1 problem. asked the desk clerk to check with the bus company that was suppose to pick us up for return to Phnom Penh but he said there was still time. By the time we were suppose to leave, we still hadn't been picked up and the clerk called the bus company then but said there was no answer. We had to go to the travel agent that booked the bus then had to be driven to get the bus as it had already left. This might have been resolved earlier if the clerk had called the bus company when I originally asked him to call.

Great Hotel and staff close to the beach

Able to book in early and pleased with the room. Very comfortable bedding and nice layout. Only new so upper floors still being worked on though this did not disturb us at all. We did not have a balcony and would request this next time. We were asked for our feedback on any improvements that could be made and the only ones were for extra hooks in the bathroom. We were overall very pleased with the room we stayed in. Breakfast and the meals in the dinning room were excellent. The staff very attentive and the range of food was very good. We could not fault anything about the food. Unfortunately we could not try the pool as the weather was very wet.

Cosmetically one of the nicer hotels in the area, but pool area open to main road do not that peaceful, breakfast disappointing. Check in staff (westener) not rude, but not particularly helpful either. Brand new but poor handiwork around doors visible. Rooms clean and nicely presented on ground floor, but not so nice on upper floors on non-poolside. Reasonable location, 5 mins from beach, and good places to eat nearby. Nicer hotels on seafront towards west side of beach (but not online)