Results 1 - 1 of 12 Radius International Angkor Star Hotel Review(s)
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 4/5 Posted by Fazlee Supahat, Singapore in April 2008
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| "Was there for 3 nights. Had to change room cause aircon was not working properly. Staff was helpful in helping me to check the problem and to get me another room. Got the room where the window was facing the construction of a hotel next door, nothing noisy, anyway not a problem cause i'm outside sightseeing all the time. Very happy cause food was halal( i'm a muslim ). Buffet breakfast was good, don't know why a lot of people complaint about it though. Overall experiance was ok, staff were friendly, location is very good, can just walk around town, internet cafe just beside hotel. Only problem is the pool, wanted to swim but saw that the water was a bit dirty, green in colour. Told the staff and they clean it straight away. But had to wait for 2 days for the water to clear, and the lights in the pool was not working, so was swimming in the dark at night. What the heck, i just paid SGD50 a night, what do you expect...." |
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4/5 Posted by MS. KWOK, Yuen Teng Joyce, Singapore in April 2008
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| "The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Room amenities were acceptably sufficient, a great place to rest especially during Cambodia's hot summer. I like the swimming pool, breakfast was great too. Some suggestions for improvement:
1. There should be additional luggage stool in the family suite, ie, 1 for each room.
2. Cleanliness can be improved. We noticed there was 1 soiled towel wedged behind the bathtub and was not cleared from the day since we checked in.
3. Bathtub was quite high and is therefore not very friendly for people who are short or handicapped.
3. We observed the toilet flushing system was not working properly since we checked in, it was finally choked on the 3rd day of our stay. The staff was very prompt in making it worked again, which is commendable." |
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4/5 Posted by MR. NANNINGA, Guido, Netherlands in February 2008
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| "We had a room at the front, one of the very few with balcony looking over the street, so that was ok. But because an enormous shopping centre has been build right next to it, all the rooms there are looking against a blind wall. So ask specificly for a room not at the shopping centre side!" |
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 5/5 Posted by MR. RENNIE, Charles, Canada in February 2008
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| "This hotel is conveniently located, just a short walk to the markets, river and many restaurants. The breakfast, which is included, was very good. We had several other meals in the hotel which were excellent. The pool was clean and facilities very comfortable." |
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4/5 Posted by MR. AGGERBECK, Torben, Denmark in April 2007
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| "We were pleased to stay at your hotel. Only thing I must complain was that we had to pay for water IN the fridge - outside water was free????? and it was very expensive! Please tell you guests that water inside the fridge cost a lot of money and that outside water is free or else I will sugest that yo will become angry guests." |
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 3/5 Posted by MR. ARAI, Japan in March 2007
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| "Good location, walking distance to downtown area.
Room is clean enough. Limited selection for breakfast.
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4/5 Posted by BURNS, Justin, Canada in March 2006
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| "Staff was very helpful and friendly - always with a smile on their face. The rooms were nice enough, although one of the two rooms we rented had a very musty smell. The only complaints we really had were with the buffet breakfast and the pool. The breakfast which was included with the room wasn't overly appetizing (get there early while it's still warm and not covered with flies)and the pool water was a little on the green side while we were there. That being said, it was a nice hotel in a good location." |
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4/5 Posted by CHANTAWONG, CHORTHIP, Thailand in February 2006
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| "Good Service
Good Location
If i have plan to Siem Reap , i will be stay at Angkor Star Hotel again" |
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 2/5 Posted by PELOSIO, DAVIDE, Italy in January 2006
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2/5 Posted by MILLER, J. David, Canada in January 2006
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| "From the start, the hotel was an awful experience. I had to be moved once because the noise was so excessive ( no soundproofing whatsoever).
Next, the included breakfast was a buffet which had a number of items but you wouldn't want to eat them because they had been sitting out for ages. Piles of fried eggs were left in a pan for clients to eat but they were totally cold, cooked an hour before. Eventually the hotel accommodated my needs by cooking my meal for me.
Next, the sewer gas backed up into the room which was enough to make one want to get out of the hotel forever. Building also occurred while I was trying to rest in the late afternoon. I eventually spoke to the manager but that was after waiting the entire weekend as they had no one in charge to deal with the problem.
This was the only awful thing that occurred during my trip. Cambodia and the people were wonderful but this hotel should be avoided at all costs.
David Miller" |
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