Javier Guesthouse — Hotel in Preah Vihear

This is located at the city centre of Preah Vihear. It would be great if the staff knows basic English.The room rate $8 good price. There was no wifi the owner will tell you it was broken, perhaps they are just trying to save electricty it was unplug. We didn't really enjoy our stay here we planned to stay for a week but we ended up 1 night only.||||The lady with a birthmark on her face was so friendly she helped us communicate to our driver to pick us up from Javier. It was trip from Preah Vihear City to Sraem city in a taxi for $5. The other lady is trying to ripped us off with the price for motorbike rental $25 a day. WOW!, way too much... The following day she was nice already she smiled at us. ||||The ROOM||- It was not so big ||- nice balcony if it was clean||- clean linens||- not firm bed||- no wifi||- bathroom was a bit old||- they always yell at each other thats how they talk.||-staff speaks...

I can tell this used to be a nice place, but it’s really run down. I only stayed here because all other Guesthouses I could find charged a minimum for $15 for a night (I paid $7 here). The wifi doesn’t reach the rooms which was also far from ideal.

It’s run by a family, and they have a lot of cute...

This nice guy introduced himself as a sikh married to a Buddhist wife with an Indian ties, he even sent his nephew to buy a street cola

5 times asked me what are you doing here?

Is it an Indian transborder ideologie Or am I missing something strange in this town number 40 I've visited...