I stayed at the Sokha for 5 nights in August with my 3 kids aged 7, 12 & 14. Every staff member was welcoming and helpful. The room was specious, even with a rollaway bed, and clean. Furnishing although not shiny and new was adequate. Minor glitch was that the bathroom lock was proken. The free wifi was very useful esp. With 3 templed-out kids in need of a webbie fix! Ditto pool which we had practically all to ourselves. We did not eat in the hotel as we were keen to try the numerous cafes and restaurants round town. Buffet breakfast was included and the spread quite adequate. Croissants were notably flakey n fresh although coffee n tea was the usual indeterminate stuff of many hotel buffet breakfast offerings. All in all
excellent value with good friendly courteous service.
Really enjoyed my stay here, can't really fault anything, the service was great, staff very helpful and friendly, great pool, restaurants/room service food excellent Made my stay in Cambodia very comfortable Would recommend
J gore United Kingdom
“excellent hotel”
Reviewed 13 years, 1 month ago
TripAdvisor.Com on 06 September, 2013
terrific hotel, centerally located, just a short drive to the sights in Angkor - beautiful decor, huge rooms, large batthrooms, excellent service, spa very pampering and excellent beauty care and massages,swimming pool large and beautifully situated, very good and varied breakfast - excellent hospitality !!!
RabinoFamily Israel
“Very good hotel in the outskirts of Siem Reap”
Reviewed 13 years, 1 month ago
TripAdvisor.Com on 06 September, 2013
A fantastic hotel located in the outskirts of Siem Reap with walking distance down to "doentown". Located along the road to Angkor Wat. Spacious rooms, fantastic garden/ pool area. Excellent service and a fantastic breakfast. All rooms have balconies, our overlooked the pool area and it was very quiet to sit there at night. All in all a fantastic hotel which I would not heseitate to come back to.
UbudBali688 Norway
“Paradise at the Sokha Angkor Resort”
Reviewed 13 years, 1 month ago
TripAdvisor.Com on 05 September, 2013
Just back after a 2 night stay at the hotel at the end of a spectacular tour of Vietnam & Cambodia with APT.
First impression is "wow"!. Professional greeting by the staff as you leave the bus and enter the hotel, a quick and efficient check in with many smiles and an air of professional hospitality was very evident. Immediately one was put at ease and made to feel special.
Our room was magnificent on the ground floor with a pool side view, the meals outstanding with very helpful chefs catering for disparate tastes of the clientele, the pool environment breathtaking and the spa and massage a perfect end to a gruelling but very enjoyable 2 weeks.
Ideally placed to visit the local
temples, etc I would highly recommend this hotel to all visiting the Siem Reap area.
Borey Sarith was very kind to me. I was having trouble because I couldn't speak English to go to the next hotel, but they made a call for me and connected me. The hotel was also very comfortable and it became a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.
Lovely hotel, but it is the staff that really sets it apart
Great hotel, good location, huge beds, gorgeous pool and tasty food.The staff are so friendly polite and helpful, anticipating our every need. As you walk through the hotel every single staff member greets you with a smile.Special thanks to Chet in... See More
"Perfect haven"
I stayed at the Sokha for 5 nights in August with my 3 kids aged 7, 12 & 14. Every staff member was welcoming and helpful. The room was specious, even with a rollaway bed, and clean. Furnishing although not shiny and new was adequate. Minor glitch was that the bathroom lock was proken. The free wifi was very useful esp. With 3 templed-out kids in need of a webbie fix! Ditto pool which we had practically all to ourselves. We did not eat in the hotel as we were keen to try the numerous cafes and restaurants round town. Buffet breakfast was included and the spread quite adequate. Croissants were notably flakey n fresh although coffee n tea was the usual indeterminate stuff of many hotel buffet breakfast offerings. All in all
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