John Bosco Guesthouse

I had a great time, especially with the relationships I built.

Akdağ·Há 4 meses

“Preis Leistung hervorragend.”

The price‑performance was top, and there was air‑conditioning. The rooms were spacious and had hot water. The street that leads there is full of prostitutes, but that’s almost everywhere in Sihanoukville, and they don’t bother you.

Zafer·Há 8 meses

The room was comfortable and the staff were friendly.

Scott·Há um ano

The price‑performance was good and the staff were friendly, but they often lacked English. The rooms were very unevenly equipped. There is no elevator as described in the listing, and there is no shuttle bus to the beach or the hotel school (gym/pool).

Michael·Há um ano

“ここには泊まるな”

The staff were reasonably pleasant. I stayed multiple nights and they brought extra drinking water. The place was dirty, with many stains on the walls that were uncomfortable. The area around the hotel was filled with prostitutes and the street was immoral, especially at night when security was a concern. The hot shower was present but broken, offering nothing more than a decorative piece. A foul smell seemed to come from the sewage, forcing me to keep the bathroom door closed at all times. Most of all, the presence of mosquitoes throughout the room ruined the experience; I counted 13 in one day. If I hadn’t brought insect repellent, I might have gotten malaria or dengue. I didn’t notice other pests, but the indifference to mosquitoes made me wonder if there were more. I thought the initial price was cheap, but the stay was so awful that even that amount feels high now. Paying $15 for one night is not worth it. There are safer, cleaner guesthouses without mosquitoes or offensive odors. At least they should address the mosquito problem. I couldn’t sleep in peace.

Yosukes·Há um ano