John Bosco Guesthouse

This hotel is near massage area, I don't recommend girl stay in this guest house because of the location. If you stay, use Tuktuk. This house is old, the 2nd floor hear the outside sound. But Staff are very friendly and kind.

Surprisingly good. Bring earplugs. Don’t take the room looking onto reception unless you want an annoying noise going off every time somebody walks past the main door (electronic sensor thing) Although, yes, it is in a red light district, the street is totally safe and like any other street nearby except for pretty ladies :-) Rooms are clean and nice, cheap and cheerful. A good choice in this town. At least like downside is the under sheet plastic covering on the bed and headboard. I guess that’s something to do with With the red light area.

It is an old but decent hotel. Enough for spending one night before taking the bus to Phnom Penh or Siem Reap, but not more than that. It was relatively clean and it is located 600m from the bus station. Be aware that the location is in a street full of prostitution houses, but no problem at all with safety. You walk 300m and you are already in the main road, so it is very good actually. Wi-Fi works very well inside the rooms. The staff was super friendly and helpful besides the fact they don’t speak English. We recommend this hotel if you are not looking for luxury and for its price and location.

Staffs are friendly and helpful. The place is quiet which I love while staying .

The guesthouse is situtated near a market and close to some supermarkets and basic restaurants. Rather far from the coast for a walk. The room on the fourth floor (although mentioning 5th?) in the corner, has windows on 2 sides, so a lot of daylight. Curtains keep the light and the heat out. Only an airco and no fan, which could save on elelctricity. A small refrigerater would be a welcome enhacement. Staff is very friendly. Even offered me a ride to the bus ;-)