Sok Sabay Resort

I extended my stay here and couldn’t be happier

Great spot just a short walk to the beach and stores. Or you can rent a motorbike from them at a good price (recommended). The bar, food and Friday Pool Tournament are amazing. Shower and AC were spectacular. The family that manages it are also super friendly and good people. Definitely going to be my go-to place for the area.

The pool is nice, clean, good temperature, nice surroundings, with loungers. The air conditioning works well. The food and drinks are tasty. The staff is friendly and speaks English well.

The room was great. Just as advertised. Very comfortable.

I enjoyed my peaceful nights stay and the facilities available. Room was comfortable with air con and fan options which worked well. Staff were friendly and the restaurant produced good food. I’d would have liked an option for a mosquito net as there were a lot, but otherwise a good one night.

It was a nice with friendly staff, the property is a fair distance away from any other restaurants and transport

Wonderful staff. Very good food. Like an oasis in the city!

Owner greeted us with fresh juice and carried our bags to our room very tasty and welcoming. Place is about 15 minutes walk to the beach very walkable. It is back away from the main drag so very quiet at night. Pool is clean. Room is amazing, bamboo walls, hot shower, soap, shampoo, toothbrush and paste provided. 10/10 would stay here again.

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Sok Sabay is a beautiful oasis but outside the confines is garbage and skeletons of buildings that were started then abandoned before finished. The restaurant in the resort was a real surprise with Khmer and French influences. Staff can’t do enough for you. The resort could use some maintenance but for money it’s a bargain and if I ever returned to Cambodia I’d stays again on way to islands. The Otres beaches are within walking distance. Beware US Dollars is king in Cambodia but you must have new money with no creases or tears. Credit cards not widely accepted and experienced many broken ATM’s.

I only stayed here one night on my way to the islands. I thought it was closer to the port but it wasn’t. The property & room is nice & well kept. I liked the pool and restaurant had good food. It’s walking distance from Otres Beach. I didn’t go but it looked clean enough. There’s few other bars or restaurants around but the area seems safe.

Best hotel I stayed in Cambodia! I enjoyed 3 seperate times here as I went to 2 different islands then kept coming back because I loved it so much. The staff are so nice especially Sina one of the nicest guys I met in Cambodia! Always up for a chat and helped me with tuk tuks etc. Highly recommend this place, it's a hidden gem close enough to the beach, restaurants snd shops. Nice pool too and food!

3AJ7.$ - Maps To & From: Port Phonm Penh Port Siem Reap Port Sihanoukville Port Devonport Port Melbourne Port Geelong and to Port of the World - the Best of the best in Sok Sabay Hotel Resort Sihanoukville City, Cambodia. I'll see again soon.

The environment is good.. the food in the restaurant is yummy !!

The hotel was very nice but it was in the middle of a massive building site.

Very nice hotel, clean and comfortable. During our check in the receptionist was on the phone the entire time, even when he walked us to our room.

Fantastic resort that does its best in the sea of construction mayhem that has become the once great Otres Village. Sok Sabay can hold their head high. They represent all that was wonderful about Otres, which has now been destroyed by ruthless, insensitive Chines construction. Sadly I will never come back to Otres for this reason.

It was a little oasis of calm in the midst of Dantes Inferno. They have recently upgraded the resprt....and once you're inside it's pretty nice: clean modern with decent service. Food was of a good standard. So the resort was fine, and value for money. Staff very helpful. The problem, and it's not the fault of the resort, is Sihanoukville is a complete and utter mess ...total chaos, from the roads to the rubbish piled high in the streets.... 6 years ago when I last came, this was a quiet little town with nice beach area....right now it's a waste land. Of course when the development is eventually finished, it may return to some of it's former self, albeit the new Macau.....meantime, I strongly advise all to steer clear of Sihanoukville.

It is a shame there are some many new sky scrapers going up around it. This place will be the diamond in the rough.

We were here for a quick overnight stay so we didn't get to enjoy all the amenities as it was also pouring rain the entire time we were there. It was very difficult for our driver to find at night, but we appreciated the late check-in. Staff at the bar was nice and helpful arranging a ferry ticket and transfer. The only downside that I experienced is I left my favorite high-quality travel long sleeve/cover up hanging in the room (it had got a little wet from the rain) and when I called the following day regarding it they said they didn't have it. I would have been willing to pay to have that back but they did a brief check with housekeeping and I already knew it was a lot cause as I'm sure someone at housekeeping decided to keep it themselves. They abruptly said they don't have it and didn't mention any follow-up. I should have showed up or been more persistent with calling to follow-up myself, but I knew it would have left me more frustrated. If they had been as awesome and honest as all reviews state, I'm sure the long sleeve would have been put aside for a time period for me to recover.