Stung Treng·7.8
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The Mekong Bird Resort & Hotel in Stung Treng offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, featuring lake, landmark, and city views from balconies and terraces. The resort boasts a lush garden, terrace, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi, along with 24-hour front desk, concierge, and free on-site parking. It serves Thai, local, and Asian cuisines for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l’hôtel, aspect par aspect.
I was let down when Mekong Resort refused to honor the free shuttle service advertised on their website, but at least they didn’t argue or make canceling the booking a hassle or charge me extra. Because the resort is a bit far from town, I had booked a room hoping for the free shuttle, and when they denied it, I cancelled the reservation.
Karen·Il y a 3 mois
We loved the staff, the food, and the beds were very comfortable and clean! The boat trip was super fun. The birds were missing, probably due to the storm the night before, but seeing the Mekong was still a great outing. I didn’t hate anything; there are always small improvements, but it’s fine.
Clara·Il y a 3 mois
Nothing positive to mention. This was by far the worst place we stayed at during our Cambodia trip. When we arrived, an employee who spoke no English ignored us completely. After a mix‑up with our room assignment, he told us to wait and never returned. Eventually a younger staff member who spoke a little English tried to help. The resort is falling apart, looking abandoned, with wooden walkways that are unsafe—broken planks patched with nails. The room was equally disappointing: dirty towels, filthy toilet, lots of insects (spiders, centipedes even in the bed, lizards) and constant boat noise late at night and at dawn. We booked a kayak tour for $55 for two, advertised as 4‑5 hours. To reach the kayaks we had to walk barefoot on half‑submerged boards with rusty nails; the pier shown in photos no longer exists. After a 30‑minute boat ride we were dropped on a beach. The two “guides” didn’t speak English, gave no safety instructions, and the life jackets wouldn’t fasten properly. One guide paddled away in his own kayak without explanation, leaving us to paddle for less than 40 minutes on a dangerous, fast‑current route—nothing like the advertised tour. We refused to pay the $55. After hours of heated phone calls, the owner still tried to charge us $40, claiming we had used the boat.
Baptiste·Il y a 4 mois
Don’t go. It’s the exact opposite of what’s advertised on Booking. We traveled a long way only to leave after 15 minutes. The positive reviews must be bots.
Laura·Il y a 7 mois
A green haven of calm in the middle of Siem Reap, combining snug comfort with beautiful traditional Khmer houses, a friendly vibe created by a fantastic staff—a close‑knit, playful team, super professional, upbeat, and remarkably attentive. The feeling of being at home was delightful. Everyone at Phum Khmer Lodge and the place enchanted us in every way.
Xavier·Il y a 7 mois