Bou Savy Guesthouse

What was good

Pretty close to the airport (15 minutes by tuktuk). Nice garden inside is the biggest advantage and as well as the swimming pool (though the day I wanted to use it those few sunbeds were occupied - bad luck). The breakfast is simple, but makes you full for a half of the day. Due to its remote location it was very quiet inside, except some noisy guests. If you want to enjoy quietness and cool garden in the daytime, this place is an option, as others might not have it.

What was bad

The thing that upset me most was that the room was very dusty. There was dust on the furniture, walls, under the ceiling, in the wardrobe. It was clean in general, except that the dust hadn't seem to be cleaned for ages. There was some mold in the bathroom too. The window of my room overlooked the nearest building of the same hotel, so I may say that there was no window, because I had to keep the curtains shut (I asked before to provide a room with a window though). The place is quite remote (10-15 minutes walk, which is a long distance in the daytime with +35 above zero) from some good restaurants. There were some along the busy central road pretty close to the hotel, but I didn't try them. If you take a tuktuk from a hotel, agree all details about it with a driver personally, don't rely on the price announced by a manager (who is a very friendly and smily guy, by the way). Thus, the price for a big circle of the temples was a few dollars higher than the manager told me before. And when I complained to him, his answer was that "it's just a few dollars", so... Another case is that I agreed the sunrise and one more temple for one price in the evening, and was demanded more money upon the end of the trip due to the fact that the temple was quite remote, which I wasn't told before we started for that place. Very tricky and I didn't like that.