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"Loved the Old Cinema hotel. Beautiful art deco decoration in rooms and surrounding areas. Air con works well. Great shower. Cool breakfast area / cafe with lots of plants. Great background music accentuating the cool mood. Small pool to cool off in was on way to needing a clean, but was fine. Lots of towels. All staff were magnificent even helping to organise tuk tuks to the sights. Food excellent. Loved this place especially the meatball sandwiches for lunch. "

"The room was fresh and clean, the staffs are friendly and polite, air conditioning is okay and we haven’t use the pool."

"Spacious room, very comfortable and allowed for relax not just sleeping. Grocery store literally next door which was beyond convenient. Popular riverfront area a bit of a walk but had no trouble getting Grab 24/7. "

"Please clean room everyday"

"Superb resort. Great food and service"

"Nice roomy place "

"Beautiful hotel. Great staff and service "

"We stayed 3 nights at Mealea Resort in the Mealea Suite Room. The location is quite good, with all the crab restaurants and market within 100 meters. There is an ATM and a small supermarket nearby as well. The main town area and beach are about 1km away. It was not difficult to get a tuk-tuk outside the hotel. The suite room is large and was quite clean. It is showing signs of it's age and could use a refurbishment. We used the small private patio. The water in the small pool was cold and we didn't get in past our knees, unfortunately. The staff members are friendly, although English language was a bit of problem with some staff. Rin, the manager (I think) was excellent and his English skills were very good. "

"Fantastic hotel with large, clean rooms, a good breakfast, and a beautifully illuminated swimming pool. The staff were very helpful, especially the receptionist/manager who seemed to be working there 24 hours a day. 😉 Cons: the gym was poorly equipped. We were also sent to La Plantation pepper factory, which felt like a tourist trap — daylight robbery in white gloves. A terrible place. I recommend choosing other plantations run by local farmers rather than French colonial-style businesses."