Very nice room, comfortable bed, great and helpful staff. Much better for a slightly lower price than a similar accomodation nearby. They offered me late check-out free of charge. Great pool area and restaurant. Highly reccomended!

The beach is not very clean but there are just a few people, not as crowded as beaches closer to the city. The pool had some leaves in it but they cleaned it as soon as they saw me.

Really great hotel, my favorite so far in Cambodia! The lobby, restaurants, bar and pool areas were nice and the overall atmosphere was very calming and enjoyable. In addition the location was literally across the street from the beach. Some people complain the rooms were a bit small, but i thought they were fine. and they were very clean and comfortable. If you’re looking for a a relaxing beach get away, I would highly recommend.

Honestly nothing. The food at the restaurant wasn’t anything fabulous, but still relatively good.

my stay at Sahaa was very nice! the staff was lovely, the room with private pool was very enjoyable and relaxing and the food very good and location right in front of the beach perfect!

nothing really

The location is good with a sea view from across the street. The staff is friendly.

The water pressure in the bathroom is not strong & the shower head doesn’t work properly. Not enough toilet papers. A lot of mosquitoes. The room is not properly cleaned as well. The breakfast is too basic & the menu should be upgraded.

Is peaceful, and staff was welcoming on arrival..

The Hotel is open only for rooms, breakfast is ordered from outside and it takes 45 minutes to be served...it cannot be ordered previously, only as from 7.00 am, moreover only one item is allowed, so if you want eggs and toast with jam you will have to pay extra, quality is appalling, I have left my breakfast amd went somewhere else to have it. No phone in the room so if you need anything u need to use your own...I understand is Covid time, but there is a limit, if you cannot provide good service you might as well close.

It was a tranquil oasis in an area that is about to be ruined by Chinese mass tourism with high rise hotels being built all around.

The surrounding area was very run down with lots of construction going on and the beach opposite was dirty. 100 metres away the beach improved

The hotel is beautiful and great for sleeping before airport. All the surrounding area is under construction but so is the entire city. Also the workers talked all night, which is not the hotel's fault but if you can ask a room away from the road. The rooms are really impressive and so is the bathroom. Costs 25usd to the airport and we took 30min at 5am. From the ferry we negotiated 7 usd with a tuk tuk driver.

We seriously hated the service but would come back if necessary to sleep in Sihanoukville a few hours. The food took so long that we almost quit. Spring rolls took 50 min and the main course 1h30. All guests were starving and looking constantly to the kitchen waiting for their order. Also, we ordered pad thai which was regular pasta with chicken. When asked about vegetables staff just shrunk her shoulders and said "we do it this way". Lastly, upon arrival we were asked if wanted breakfast in the box. We didn't even ask, the front desk staff voluntarily asked us. We said yes since we had an early flight. However, at 5 am there was nothing there nor did the staff (different person) knew about it. We were so sleepy we didn't even complained but still would have been nice.

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The resort itself is really beautiful Purchased the private pool suite, very clean pool, with jets to replicate hot tub, definitely worth the extra money and would recommend The staff were very helpful and the locals incredibly friendly with one restaurant in particular being our favourite Chez Paou (recommend the pizza - best I’ve ever had)

There are lots of minor things that could do with touching up and could be done very easily e.g dirty sun loungers, adjoining room door kept permanently locking every time we closed it Open roof bathroom - not convenient constantly opening and closing the doors because of mosquitos and frogs in bathroom Shame about the location because you can tell this used to be a beautiful area. Taken over by the Chinese so the beach is full of plastic and debris as well as the roads being destroyed. If you do go to Sihanoukville I would recommend this hotel, stay out of the town centre because it’s full of construction.

The hotel it’s really nice!

All the surroundings. It’s all destroy buy chinese “developers “

The swimming pool and the room were nice

We ordered a taxi to bring us to the airport and the taxi was 30mins late! The roads to get to sihanoukville Airport are terrible and we were very nervous because we could miss the flight. I think 30mins delay when we asked for this service the day before is unacceptable.

- Manager was very helpful (booked us our bus tickets) - Our room with private pool was awesome!!! - Own restaurant with very tasty food and the prices are fair! - Clean and big rooms!

- sometimes the staff could give a little bit more attention to the guests (specially when there are just a few during rainseason)! As guests in a 4-star hotel it would be nice if a staff member could ask us if we want to have another beer/cocktail during dinner and not to hide ;) - location of the hotel is (at the moment) not the best. China is take over the city and there are construction sites everywhere. No restaurants nearby. The street and the beach infront of the hotel are in very bad conditions. (maybe in a few months ita getting better)

Breakfast is nice, Staff are very helpful and the resort is very nice. Rooms have good A/C and no issues at all with them. Sahaa Beach Resort is a fantastic resort with a good pool area and bar as well for if you just want to hang around the resort.

Unfortunately with Chinese investment Otres beach has become the same as the rest of Sihanoukville. Construction everywhere, rubbish litters the whole area and because of that it has become a destination that no longer has the charm it once did. After coming here for the first time 2 years ago and then recently in December, the destruction of this beautiful little area has been a real shame. All of the beach front businesses are struggling to the point where they don't have enough customers to run their business properly and there is no night life on the beach whatsoever. Otres Village is a mess with everything being ripped down for high rise apartments / hotels. The islands around the area are still extremely nice with our visits to Koh Rong and Koh Ta Kiev being exactly what I believe most are looking for in their beach stay (Sun, drinks, nightlife, beach bbq's and people!)