Holy Angkor Hotel — Hotel in Siem Reap

At about midnight we discovered BED Bugs so we show the front desk clerk and they gave us another room. After about 40 different hotels this is the first time I've encountered bed bugs. the surrounding bed frame and underneath had never been clean and was just one Dusty dirty breeding ground. then on Chinese New year's they up to the hotel rate to $40 and night which I thought was rude after our experience with the bed bugs. how else can one screw it up or worse well they locked my motorcycle up and then the guy with the key went home so I was not able to use my own vehicle had it been urgent I would have gotten out the grinder I had in my Luggage and ground that chain off. they offered to let me use their scooter why would I want to ride a scooter when I have a motorcycle sitting right.? Really poorly organized ... to be realistic the cleaning of the whole building was lacking in the hotel elevator was always pretty dirty. The only reason I stayed there more than one night was due to illness , so would I stay...

Came here for 3 nights as par of a tour.|Location is very good - on a relatively quiet road at night ad within walking of he centre shopping and restaurants.|The building and facilities are generally good, if a bit old - for instance there were few plugs available in the rooms and the TVs had bad reception and no international stations.|The rooms were similar, generally good and comfortable, sometimes there was no hot water and some parts of the room was a little dusty/dirty.|Breakfast was good, but not excellent, with limited food options which are all western - no Vietnamese food. We found that the public place a the back of the hotel was frequented by a group of youths loudly playing up until midnight, so you might want to avoid the most rear rooms|Swimming...

Holy Angkor Hotel looked great in the pictures and had a good price for what was being offered. Yet do not be fulled by the older reviews. Upon arrival to Siem Riep at about 10pm at night, we walked out of the airport to find no one waiting for us. After calling the hotel, we were told that 'they forgot, and were sorry.' We had to take a tuktuk to the hotel. Almost empty, it seemed as if we were the only guests staying in the large hotel. We wanted to go out to the nightmarket area after and when asking for directions, we were given small pen drawings on a napkin instead of a proper small map of the area. We stayed only one night. The rooms were cleanish and the bed was comfortable. I probably, however, will not be...