Just wanted to give a recommend to ANUSA Residence and Spa in Siem Reap.

Booked two rooms for my parents for the wedding (one for them, another a Khmer chaperone).

Hotel inquired about arrival time. Had a welcoming big cold drink and cold towel for not just them, but also for me and the missus. Service was good. The rooms were big and clean with heavy hardwood floors and big bathroom. Rooms were separated by a lockable divider door. At the end of their stay, the hotel gave each of them a beautiful full length krama, embroidered, tasseled, etc. as a thank you gift.

If I had to stay in temple town, I would book it again in a heart beat.

hanno wrote:Just the name that puts me off:-)

I think it means welcoming in Khmer. If they changed it to ‘Joi’ would it be better?

That was part of my chanting mantra. I kept muttering ‘chuab joi’ and ‘joi samnran’ so my lips could move during the reply part of the monk chanting sessions.

Luckily it was so soft that no one noticed.

hanno wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 6:57 pm Just the name that puts me off:-)

proof again germans may infact have a sense of humour

newkidontheblock wrote:

hanno wrote:Just the name that puts me off:-)

I think it means welcoming in Khmer. If they changed it to ‘Joi’ would it be better?

That was part of my chanting mantra. I kept muttering ‘chuab joi’ and ‘joi samnran’ so my lips could move during the reply part of the monk chanting sessions.

Luckily it was so soft that no one noticed.

You didn’t say Meow Meow?
Anusa is come from Anusavry= mean a good memory!


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newkidontheblock wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 7:11 pm
Luckily it was so soft that no one noticed.

It's a shame you can't say the same thing about that dick pic.

newkidontheblock wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 5:55 pm Had a welcoming big cold drink and cold towel for not just them, but also for me and the missus.

At the end of their stay, the hotel gave each of them a beautiful full length krama, embroidered, tasseled, etc. as a thank you gift.

Tbh this is expected... Have you stayed at any other hotel before?

Did they have showers and beds in the room for you to use? Would you like to compliment them for that too?

B1.Barang wrote: ↑Wed Nov 21, 2018 8:58 am

newkidontheblock wrote:

hanno wrote:Just the name that puts me off:-)

I think it means welcoming in Khmer. If they changed it to ‘Joi’ would it be better?

That was part of my chanting mantra. I kept muttering ‘chuab joi’ and ‘joi samnran’ so my lips could move during the reply part of the monk chanting sessions.

Luckily it was so soft that no one noticed.

You didn’t say Meow Meow?
Anusa is come from Anusavry= mean a good memory!


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actually i believe its អនុសារ and means "Traditional", from the Sanskrit - Anusāra meaning "Conformity"