Invito Guesthouse in Sihanoukville

This is the worst hotel and room I've ever experienced in my life. There's a disgusting smell coming from the street and the kitchen of this dive. The guesthouse is located on a busy street, making it impossible to sleep due to loud Asian music, shouting, and noise until 5 AM.

The electrical wiring is in a terrifying state; it looks like it could catch fire any minute. The building is old, French-built, and hasn't been renovated in about 50 years. The ceiling is full of holes, and it's been shoddily converted into tiny rooms. To make a toilet, they walled up the windows. Half of the rooms have tiny windows, and there's no sink for washing up. I have NEVER seen anything like this in my life. There's no wardrobe or even a hanger for clothes, no table, no chair, no fridge, no TV, no kettle, no glasses, no tea or coffee, no water, no soap or shampoo, not even toilet paper. And most importantly, the hotel is a fire hazard; all the wiring is twisted together, and the outlets in the room are exposed. The only light switch is by the door and it's broken.

The website claimed the room was 18 square meters, but it's actually 10. The dirt is unbelievable. I got stuck with this through Trip.com, where the rating was supposedly 7.5! This is a clear deception. Only now, after checking in, have I read the reviews on Google Maps. Most of them are negative. Avoid this place at all costs.

Trip.com has ruined its reputation by selling me an expensive room in this hotel.

The location was good and the price was reasonable, the room was clean and I slept well. However, the building doesn't have an elevator and the layout is complicated, so it was difficult to find the way to the room.

Tiny room, no fridge, no sink, stained bed linen, very poor soundproofing, couldn't sleep at night, not far from the beach, noisy partying started around 10pm, songs, music, loud conversations and so on until 7am. It's just awful.
The only positive thing is that they checked us in early, friendly staff.