hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
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Re: hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
Jesus, what grammar!hanno wrote:After a disastrous 5-day power outage a few years ago, most guesthouses no have generators.
It's 'no hab', bro!
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Re: hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
Oooops.vladimir wrote:Jesus, what grammar!hanno wrote:After a disastrous 5-day power outage a few years ago, most guesthouses no have generators.
It's 'no hab', bro!
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Re: hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
Luckily, I lived in a hotel at the time but it was pretty rough.jmap wrote:wow five days, I imagined that would have been a nightmare..
So if most guesthouses have backup power now (even the ones 2km away form town?) I guess I should concentrate my search on which ones give the most consistent wifi signal, has upper floors (for better sim signal?) pool (or near one) and allow me to cook.
It seems pubstreet will be very noisy (for work) so will most likely search accommodation a little away from there.
How about serviced apartments? are there enough of them around? I assumed they also have their own backup power? Any of them offering short term accommodations or do most require 6 months to a year?
Any recommendations? personal experiences? thanks.
Wifi and Sim signals are generally very good. There are very few serviced apartments and I am not sure which guesthouse will let you cook. I can ask around though.
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Re: hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
$500 a month would surely get you somewhere with a balcony, hell even a nice house, plenty of second hand petrol gennies for about $150 for a 3500. I paid $500 for a new Honda 7000. Power cuts a plenty here
Re: hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
Thank you so much for the offer. Its still a few months till we get there so I'll try to scour the web first and when I'm not confident enough yet I'll contact you. We're also now considering pp so most likely will be sort of splitting our time between them (and sihanoukville) Thanks!hanno wrote:Luckily, I lived in a hotel at the time but it was pretty rough.
Wifi and Sim signals are generally very good. There are very few serviced apartments and I am not sure which guesthouse will let you cook. I can ask around though.
Re: hotel/hostel with backup power, etc. in siem reap
It seems $500 now is a little over the top for our needs. I'll stick to my $300 budget then as much as possible. I really dont like to do the whole generator thingie on my own hahaha.. better to have somebody else do all that. Thanks..cptrelentless wrote:$500 a month would surely get you somewhere with a balcony, hell even a nice house, plenty of second hand petrol gennies for about $150 for a 3500. I paid $500 for a new Honda 7000. Power cuts a plenty here
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