Hostels Sihanoukville

Отель привлёк низкой ценой, по 550 рублей на человека. В номере мы были вдвоём, нам никого не подселили. До магазинов и прочего надо добираться на тук-туке, так как отель находится в зелёной зоне. Есть ресторан на берегу с беседками, столиками и качелями, вход в воду по лестницы с пирса. На следующий день акционная цена закончилась, номер стал стоить 10 долларов с человека и пропал вай-фай из-за аварии, поэтому мы переместились в другое место.

The bungalow only had a bed, not even a little chair or anywhere to put your bags so everything ended up going on the bed or the floor. Only half of the plug points were working so it took a while to figure out which ones were working. The lights were not working, when I told reception they came and fixed the bathroom light. The main bedroom light was not fixed. When I reported it the next day they said they would come and check it out. I waited for hours, no one came. I then went back to reception to report it then they told me that the light was broken and they didn’t have the necessary tools to fix it. No offer to move me or anything. The lock on the door was a mess, half the time it didn’t work and you would hurt your fingers trying to get it to work. I couldn’t leave my valuables in the room. They put me (a solo female) in a bungalow the far away with a door lock that didn’t work properly which says a lot. The WiFi also barely worked in the bungalow. You couldn’t pay me to stay at that hostel again. The location of the hostel is a good one, near the beach but overall, my stay was a disappointing!

Firstly, I apologize for being not careful enough to read the hidden details about the room I booked in a rush, due to lots of other reasons related to bad logistics provided by the bus company and ferry operators. At the site, after the check-in, when I was presented with the property, I was quite shocked that the whole hut had just a simple zip line as a doorway, and at the bottom it was locked with the lock though all the other length of the “gates” had a full access to the insides. The shared WC was a total shock, too poor and too tiny and too weirdly placed right at the hut side. The location was awful too: in the middle of the construction/ demolishing site and with the dump gutter on the other side, with the full access to the major pavement where travelers either hanging around or eating. I had no willing to check the “private beach”, definitely it was common and somewhere in front of the bar lane. In a word, the conditions were pretty miserable. Not corresponding with the ecstatics feedbacks.

I like there.

Too many bugs in room and way too expensive for what you get.

For the old cannons on the north side of the island, this condition is good, but the single room blocks the light and does not block the sound, and people can hear it clearly. Apart from the rooms, the location of this hotel is the most beautiful. The sunrise on the mountain is superb. The bars in the public area are among the best on the island. The food is good, and more expensive than the roadside store. It's suitable for one person or two brothers, even the little girl.

It’s a nice place and price, right next to the longest beach , there are many restaurants, clubs around, and Sam was really helpful on answering my loads of questions about locations and arrangements. Highly recommend.

I stayed for 2 weeks at Nest Beach Club. The breakfast is good especially the pancakes! Very affordable menu. Dorms were clean and the cleaners done a great job cleaning the communal area every morning. The beds in the dorms were spacious and had a curtain for privacy. Also stayed in a private room which was a great upgrade from the dorms ( 5G WiFi connection, hot water and spacious). Shout out to the following Nest Club Reps: Reggie, Sandy and Jack. They were very helpful and talkative. They made an effort to communicate with us and to get us involved in the hostel events. The other reps did not bother getting us involved. Nestival is worth the travel! Great fun and opportunity to meet new people!