Shinta Mani Angkor & Bensley Collection Pool Villas

At this price, the hotel environment, facilities, breakfast and service are very good value for money. The swimming pool is in the middle of the hotel lawn, and the visual design is great.

Everything was good.

The outside of the room is beautiful, but the inside is average. The restaurant tastes okay. There are not many local specialties, mainly Western food. However, the dinner service was too slow. Three dishes were served for an hour and they were not finished. Finally, one dish was withdrawn. The attitude was quite good when withdrawing the dish. Breakfast was very very good. In the morning, the service staff didn't ask. They just took the room card and swiped the door in. I screamed.

First of all, the service is very good. Rooms are cleaned 2 to 3 times a day. When I checked in, I found out that the hotel was designed by the versatile Bill Bensley. It has a design style that combines art, landscape, tropical, vacation, and colonial.

The room is small, but quite distinctive. The service staff has a very good attitude.

I read the reviews before and had high expectations for the hotel. Some tourists said it was the hotel with the best breakfast in Angkor Wat. The food was very ordinary, a few grades worse than the Park Hyatt I stayed at later. The noodles were not delicious and the dining area Average, the room costs 1,700 a night. It is small, with a balcony facing a small swimming pool, and rough floor tiles. I guess the best place to stay is to stay in a large villa. If you have the same price, why not choose other hotels and get refunds? I forgot the power bank when I checked in. This style is not available in Cambodia. The tour guide said that I was so confident that I asked the tour guide to communicate with me and get it back. I got a direct reply that it was not available. He said that I had remembered it wrong and that I had taken it away by myself. I returned to Botswana. Yue Hotel searched all the boxes to find out, and remembered clearly that the socket above the hot water cup was plugged in. So I went over to communicate with the front desk manager at noon the next day. The fat woman had a fierce look in her eyes and was very determined without smiling. She told me no, I said I must have left it in the room and as a five star hotel you shouldn't have this happen, she replied do you think we stole it? No, but have you looked for it seriously? The tour guide also said that the room had been cleaned, so it must be gone. With my persistence and hard work, they found the power bank and returned it to me. This is really a hotel with very problematic service. The room is very small and the toilet is poorly decorated. A swimming pool view, not recommended