Grand Venus la Residence

It felt like a hideaway and it was wonderful!

Go your way Dirty room (dust, uncleaned dressers, stains) Daily cleaning is making the bed, that's all. I had to remove the bed linen myself and put it in front of the door for him to change it. 4 deckchairs for the establishment. Dirty pool, mold Defective air conditioning, I have reported it several times, the employees have nothing to do with it. Do . I asked the receptionist to see the chef, nothing to do. I changed rooms, fridge not working, TV not working, I had to ask for another room where it could work. No Netflix or European channel. Very expensive restaurant: coke for 3 euros, unheard of even in Europe!! Why take advantage of tourists? Hotel very far from everything, in the middle of nowhere no possibility of walking, unfinished road, women are not safe in the evening it is very very dark. Even tuk tuks have difficulty getting around. . There is much much better especially for this price French, European, go your way

The hotel is 1 year old, still located on dirt roads but we are closest to the Angkor site, 3 km, practical for those who want to get there by bike. But we are still 4 km from the center, bars, pubs, shops, night market and therefore restaurants with mass tourist service, it is worth seeing. Very large room, good water flow, modern with large TV, personal wifi per room so ultra fast, but housekeeping suffers a bit from a serious problem. It's the access to the swimming pool that makes it dirty everywhere with the clay if you don't have flip-flops and the hotel doesn't offer them. Honest breakfast for all tastes during the week à la carte and on weekends buffet (quality but correct choice). The plants are suffering from drought in this garden, the staff are very attentive like Thomas or the restaurant waitress, and others are very useless when you ask them for something like the majority of the reception in the evening who don't give a thumbs up (notably I had forgotten to post a prepaid postcard in town, I just wanted a mailbox, he did the one who knows nothing). I found the stay pleasant in the surrounding area among the Khmers in the neighborhood, we found everything to eat, some spoke English but otherwise we couldn't understand each other. A French school is located next door so you have the opportunity to practice with the students if you wish. I paid 3 nights for 100 euros, it's not expensive for the standard, but the management is a bit local, everything is smiley but few really effective little services.