Hotels in de buurt van Canadia Bank (Battambang)

'Kamer is bekleedt met alle kleuren van de regenboog, doet zeer ouderwets aan. Stoel in de kamer weegt zonder overdrijven minstens 50 kg. Voor de rest wel net hotel al laat het engels van het personeel meer dan te wensen over.'

'Fantastic surroundings, peaceful and quiet. A bit away from the middle of town, but an easy tuktuk ride. Friendly staff and a lovely pool. Great value for the price.'

'Tevreden prijs/kwaliteit'

'The hotel has had its best time. There is an urgent need for some refurbishment work. In the room there was almost no hot water. The rooms can be cleaned much better. The dust was everywhere and as you can see on the photo of the chair it has never been cleaned in years. But the most frustrating was the breakfast. Ants were everywhere! On the fruit, in the bread, on the meat. Really everywhere! And this was not a one-time case. It happened daily! Now we are used to go to Asia, but nowhere...

'Recently built family run hotel just on the outskirts of Battambang was perfect for our 3 night stay.English was adequate',and the staff arranged excursions efficiently.The swimming pool was a good size and often used.The only minus point was that the recommended restaurant in Battambang was disappointing,however we discovered Jan Baai which was excellent'

'The rooms aren’t much to look at but the shower had hot water and great water pressure. The bed was comfortable and the AC worked perfectly. There was even an English language news channel (Al Jazeera). The hotel is walking distance to many restaurants, the central market, and the major inter-city bus lines. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again. '

'客室内はもちろん禁煙ですが、全体的にスモーカーフレンドリーで助かりました。 プールの水質はいささか気になりましたが、それ以外はすばらしく快適なホテルでした。 ただ、ホテル周辺は真っ暗なので、夜間に女性が外出する際には少し不安を感じるかもしれません。'

'Heel netjes hotelletje midden in de stad met een goed restaurantje aan de overkant. Over het algemeen basic maar zuiver en goede prijs kwaliteit verhouding. '

'Room was dingy and smelled bad, grounds were run down, way overpriced.'