Han & Daniel Villa Boutique

I don't know the hotel itself, but I live close by and stop at the little cafe out front for coffee. It's delicious and a great price. Recommended.

We couldn't stay, which was really disappointing because we wanted to. My husband uses a wheelchair, so we visited first to check access. The ground floor rooms were good and accessible, and the route through the property to them was well laid out. But there were steps up to reception and no ramp. The staff member who met us was kind and very helpful. It may be something to consider. The place is beautiful, especially the pool. For the location, it's a good fit if you want to be a little away from town and among more locals. The main road is still busy, and there are food shops, fruit and supermarkets nearby, so that's not an issue.

After long days at Wat Angkor, the trees and greenery made the hotel a lovely place to unwind. The rooms were very good, and you could hear chickens outside. Staff were kind, and it was nice to meet the owner too. We had a wonderful stay and would highly recommend it. Very good value for the quality.

The rooms were decent, the beds comfortable and clean, and there was a safe in the room. Most things were old but usable. One pillow, though, looked like somebody had decomposed on it (see pic). I left early because there was so little hospitality, the WiFi was slow, and the so-called swimming pool was really a public paddling pool right beside the cafe, with hardly any privacy. The picture is so wrong but right. Staff were lazy and couldn't be bothered to keep us updated at all. When we asked, they said things were being sorted, then we heard nothing. I had no trouble changing my dates through Agoda, where I asked for help because the man I dealt with didn't seem to know much English. For a room it's okay, but with all the boasting, it was disappointing. Typical French male owned hotel.