Sokha Beach Resort Sihanoukville, Sihanoukville

The hotel rooms were built on stilts over what seems to be an excavated lake, providing a unique experience. However, the 'pool view' promised turned out to be views of ongoing construction work, giving it a low-end track home feeling with few windows and lacking landscape design.

The hotel had a very good cleaning service and air conditioning in the rooms. Although the rooms were a bit small, they were nice, and the pool and beach offered amazing views of the sunset. The spacious room featured a huge, round, comfortable king-sized bed with fresh linen, a soft thick bedspread, and fluffy pillows.

Wow! This hotel had its highs and lows. The rooms were spacious and only $65 per night, but the round bed in the corner was quite outdated with worn material and some holes. On the bright side, the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. However, there were some bumps along the way - our bags were lost before heading to the airport, and they lacked information about activities beyond the hotel. The location was a mixed bag: a private beach exclusively for guests but surrounded by construction. Despite these ups and downs, the dining experience was a bit of a battle. The facilities were decent, offering basic amenities.

The hotel is conveniently located with a private beach exclusively for guests, though rooms are big and noisy. The service was attentive, but there were minor issues with room lighting. Dining offered good choices, though the breakfast service was lacking. Overall, a nice place to relax near the Gulf of Thailand.