Bun Kao Guest House

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Friendly staff

all good except having lot of cocarachas

Very nice Family run guesthouse with charming garden terraces close to all amenities. And a bathtub!

Pretty garden terraces, great price for attached bathroom and large room with comfortable bed. Hot water in 🚿. Great!

If you booked a fan only room, don't complain about the A/C no matter what the website says about the A/C to the room

Very friendly staff. They close the gate to the property at 11pm so if night life is your thing, this may not be the best stay. Very friendly and organized my bus trip for me. They do laundry on site for you for a very reasonable fee. Washed, dried, and folded.

Very basic but good value! Comfy bed. Close to Pub Street. No kettle or fridge but the can of iced coffee from 7/11 stayed cool overnight so we didn’t mind lol. We regretted the lack of aircon a bit but only because my husband is a large boy who runs warm. The fan was fine for me.

Very nice family-run guesthouse, modernized rooms, pretty garden terraces, excellent value for price! Walking distance to river and all amenities. A gem.

Definitely recommend it If you're looking for calm and quiet place. Quite close from the center. Staff is very courteous.

This property was well located with easy walking distance to everything you need in town. At check in the man at the desk tried to tell me that I had booked a room with fan only. I had deliberately booked a double room with aircon and fan as the weather is very hot and I need aircon to sleep in 30 degree weather. He tried several times but I did not budge and he reluctantly gave me a remote for the aircon. The bedroom and bathroom are quite run down but appropriate for price point. The bed was comfortable. The air con made a noise when starting but that went away after about half an hour . The room wasn't serviced however I was only there for 3 nights so thay wasn't an issue. On the second morning I had a 4.45am pick up for Angkor Wat sunrise. When I arrived downstairs I found the metal gate at the front of the property was locked and there was no way to exit. I reentered the main entrance and there was nobody there. I called out, progressively louder, before someone woke up and came to open the gate.