The Cockatoo Nature Resort & Spa

I went to see Angkor Wat and found a place nearby! It was amazing because there were so many Japanese people, and there was a small but useful pool! I recommend it!

This hotel is truly a hit. Very satisfied. The staff was able to communicate well, although in a few words. The last road to enter the hotel is a bit dark, so the location is a negative rating. Also, the breakfast bread was very delicious. (It doesn't have a wheat taste, but it does have a light crispy feel.)

The boss has a good impression... and the accommodation is clean. It's 15 bucks a day.. You can walk to the center in about 15 minutes.

4泊しましたが、テレビは備えられていましたが、テレビを見る事が出来ませんでした。その事を訴えましたが、どの部屋も見る事が出来ないとの返事でした。バスタブは有りましたが、お湯が出ませんでした。設備が古く、故障箇所を直す努力も全くしていないようです。宿泊費が安かったので、それだけが救いです。オーナーは、日本人のようですが、現地人に任せきりでは、いけませんね。

I was a little concerned about the poor construction, but thanks to the kind owner and staff, I had a comfortable stay. There are restaurants nearby and you can walk to the market. It was a calm inn where you could hear frogs croaking from night to morning. I was a little concerned about the poor construction, but thanks to the kind owner and staff, I had a comfortable stay. There are restaurants nearby and you can walk to the market. It was a calm inn where you could hear frogs croaking from night to morning.

The staff are fluent in Japanese and I feel safe. Breakfast is open air and overlooks the pool. The taste is delicious and familiar to Japanese people. The mainstream of Cambodian breakfast is refreshing noodles. The refrigerator in the room is a mini refrigerator, so the freezer is small and not tall. But I was able to make ice.

I stayed here for 2 nights using a tour company. The room and bathroom were spacious, the air conditioner worked well, and the shower had hot water quickly and had a sufficient amount of water. You will receive one 500ml bottle of water each day. The electrical outlets in the room were a combination of type A and type C. However, the outdoor air conditioner unit was very noisy, which bothered me on quiet nights. Also, I think it would be nice to have sandals for indoor use in the room (I didn't know about that, so I ended up bringing my own sandals from home). There were staff members who spoke good Japanese, and even though I can't speak English, they were able to help me with questions and advice. I didn't have time so I didn't go there this time, but I heard that you can walk to the Old Market in about 10 minutes from the hotel. For breakfast, I had pork noodles on the second day and pork rice on the third day. I think it's a good thing that you can easily eat Cambodian breakfast. The fruit I had with breakfast was also delicious. The hotel restaurant only served breakfast because it was off-season, but there was a restaurant called Spoons about a 3-minute walk from the hotel, and I had dinner there. There was also a small store across the street from the restaurant where I was able to buy the bottled water I needed. Although the hotel facilities are not new, I was able to spend my time there comfortably. This is the hotel I used when I went to Siem Reap again.