Invito Guesthouse - Sihanoukville

Roughly you get what you pay for under the present circumstances in Sihanoukville. Serendipity is no longer what it used to be like, and people looking for a beach holiday should head to Otres or Sokha beaches instead. Pros: Cheap Close to the beach Aircon is cold Showers are very hot with reasonable water pressure Friendly staff Cons: Very old buildings with either no windows, or windows looking out to the neighbour's roof, or a wall a foot away from the window. Think peeling wallpaper, loose electrical wires hanging down from the ceiling No bedside cabinets No power plugs near the bed No handles on some doors No fridge No in room safe $50 fine threatened for flushing loo paper down the loo... ... ... No lift In general, the rooms and furnishings look at least 10 years older than as advertised. The Invito guesthouse will do for a short stay in a pinch (and there's not many alternative options at a similar price), but it isn't somewhere I would return to for a future stay.

Wifi ac you can book ferry/bus tickets friendly staff cheap good location cockroach in our room

Cant dry some clothes, dark path way to room and a lot of messy stuffs. Price is ok, one single with aircon. Near the beach easy walk. Just really not promissing, I book ground floor but take me to very end with dark path. No choice just s night stay.

Great room and great location for the price and staff very polite and helpful, also they let me check in before 12.00 pm

It is okay for the price you pay, expecting much more wouldn't be normal. Breakfast was freshly prepared and good(different varieties of egg preparation to choose from) and the coffee I would call a highlight. Sadly that Sihanoukville is still just a huge construction side with a tremendous influence of the Chinese. The beach closest to the Guesthouse is getting better and better, a few locals go there to swim and enjoy.