Pursat Riverside Hotel & Spa

Perfect place to explore Siem Reap!

Nothing.

Near to river for nice area to walk at night. Big pool was very popular with families! Restaurant with included breakfast had a good selection. Staff were good and helpful and sorted out Booking.com problem with us.

Town could be useful as a stay to organise longer trips out to Cardamon Mtns or Tonle Sap lake, but unfortunately not much to see or do in town for tourists.

La propreté L’accueil et professionnalisme du staff

Matelas un peu trop ferme à mon goût

Location. Wonderful breakfast. Friendly staff.

Room needs an upgrade. My bedding sheets and downer were dirty and bathroom towels dirty.

Location was great

Hotel was a bit rundown, poor English most of the staff.

The hotel is large, grand and well-maintained. The rooms are nothing exceptional, but they were clean, large enough, and everything worked as it should. The aircon was cold, and there was a desk, TV, fridge, and coffee/tea-making facilities. We chose this hotel because it is the only one in town with a pool. It didn't disappoint. The pool is large, marked for lane swimming and situated in an attractive garden setting surrounded by frangipanis. My colleague, who swims every day, commented that it is clean and well-maintained. The hotel reception is open 24 hours with smiling, helpful staff. The hotel is situated in the best part of Pursat, by the river, near transport nodes (bus and train) and the central market. The main park where people exercise in the evening is a short walk. Because Pursat is not a large place, it is possible to walk everywhere. We didn't notice any taxis, but we may have missed them because we weren't looking. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet every day, especially the omelette bar. There are different styles of eateries on the same street, including Japanese/Korean. You will find an excellent takeaway BBQ duck stall 100m away if you turn left out of the hotel entrance. I enjoyed the Robusta filtered coffee served at breakfast. My colleagues (much fussier than I) found a cafe serving excellent Arabica by walking one block west (perpendicular to the river).

There was no downside to the hotel. It is the most expensive in Pursat, but that's because it is the swankiest and has a great pool.