King Gold Hotel & Apartment Sihanoukville — Hotel in Khaet Preah Sihanouk

We had to stay at this hotel for four nights while our friend was in the hospital. It was awful. The rooms are dirty. We found coarse black hair on our pillows and in the bathroom. There are big gatherings of dust in the corners of every room and the blankets which are used as quilts are filthy and stained. You are given one small roll of single ply toilet paper and if you want more you need to go down to the reception desk with the finished roll. The manager terrified both guests and her staff (who called her "Madame") with horrible moodswings. When we asked if it would be possible for us to stay one more night she shouted "70 dollars" repetedly at us and then started shouting at her staff. The day after that she was suddenly all smiles and told us we would get a discount for staying longer and suddenly our $70 room was $40. When we were checking out a member of the staff went up to check our room and was gone for about 20 minutes, knowing our taxi was waiting. He brought back a wheel that he claimed we had broken off from one of the beds. We had definitley not broken this or anything else in a hotel room ever, and the wheel had bits of tape and glue on it meaning it had been broken before which even our taxi-driver pointed out to him. After a long discussion he all of a sudden smiled and said "Okay you can go". It was the worst stay at a hotel that any of us has ever experienced. Do...

We had to stay at this hotel for four nights while our friend was in the hospital. It was awful. The rooms are dirty. We found coarse black hair on our pillows and in the bathroom. There are big gatherings of dust in the corners of every room and the blankets which are used as quilts are filthy and stained. You are given one small roll of single ply toilet paper and if you want more you need to go down to the reception desk with the finished roll. The manager terrified both guests and her staff (who called her "Madame") with horrible moodswings. When we asked if it would be possible for us to stay one more night she shouted "70 dollars" repetedly at us and then started shouting at her staff. The day after that she was suddenly all smiles and told us we would get a discount for staying longer and suddenly our $70 room was $40. When we were checking out a member of the staff went up to check our room and was gone for about 20 minutes, knowing our taxi was waiting. He brought back a wheel that he claimed we had broken off from one of the beds. We had definitley not broken this or anything else in a hotel room ever, and the wheel had bits of tape and glue on it meaning it had been broken before which even our taxi-driver pointed out to him. After a long discussion he all of a sudden smiled and said "Okay you can go". It was the worst stay at a hotel that any of us has ever experienced. Do...

If you need an apartment for a longer stay in Sihanoukville, and do not want to be at the beach front this could be a good option. Apartments are a good size with simple self catering facilities. A good fridge freezer, wifi and decent tv channels and comfy furniture. The rooms are serviced once a week and it has a nice pool at the back of the property. Having a generator installed, there is rarely a problem with the power supply. You will pay for the water and electric on top of the rent. ITs location is near to shops and markets and a hospital is just up the road Rooms on the front do get some noise from the road The staff are very helpful and their English pretty good. A tuk tuk to the beach...