Have searched the internet, no luck.

Anyone know of a travel agent which has connections/specializes in the casino hotels in PoiPet just across the Thai border?

Looking for a weekday rate without casino play/deposit requirements. Yes, I know I could just show up so that advice while appreciated, not what I'm looking for. I want to know I have a reservation at a fair rate.

Have searched the internet, no luck.

Anyone know of a travel agent which has connections/specializes in the casino hotels in PoiPet just across the Thai border?

Looking for a weekday rate without casino play/deposit requirements. Yes, I know I could just show up so that advice while appreciated, not what I'm looking for. I want to know I have a reservation at a fair rate.

Mr Google says you can check out price & availability here:

http://www.casinocity.com/kh/poipet/casinos.html

Mac

Mr Google says you can check out price & availability here:

http://www.casinocity.com/kh/poipet/casinos.html

Mac

Thanks, but been there, went again, no luck.

I'll check out the Bangkok Post tomorrow.

There has to be a way, an agent or three. It's hectic enough there without having to worry about finding a room with a bunch of touts claiming they brought you around etc.,

Just out of curiosity, what would possess you to spend a night in the armpit of South East Asia?

I just drive upto the border and walk over ,there are a few hotels to choose from ,not too expensive about 800 baht for a descent clean room .

At its busiest at weekends and holidays so week days not a problem .

Just out of curiosity, what would possess you to spend a night in the armpit of South East Asia?

I plan to spend a couple nights. I've been thru there a couple times. The reason for my inquiry is I was overcharged for a room at the Tropicana last visit, 2000baht. The room was nice but a tad high price wise. It isn't any more an "armpit" of SEA then Pattaya and its drunk and deranged farangs is. The little bit of exploring I did has encouraged me to return and spend more time there. One has to look beyond the stares and dirty roads to what he can learn and enjoy.