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This hotel was recommended to me by a fellow traveller so I booked 4 nights at the Okay Boutique hotel in Phnom Penh. I was glad that I took his advice because this is a stylish and quirky hotel in a great location near to the heart of the old town and riverside. I have stayed in a number of hotels in Asia during my 4 month tour that are new buildings constructed and designed to look like old hotels, from a bygone era. I was astonished to learn that the Okay Hotel is relatively new but I would defy anyone to realise that. The architecture and internal finishing are quite astonishing and I felt that I was in an old colonial building full of marble and aged mahogany staircases. It has a superb top floor swimming pool and bar area with great views over the old city. The staff were welcoming and provided helpful advice and guidance. The room was large, clean and comfortable. Only gripe -I found the breakfast a little disappointing given the overall excellence of this hotel.

this place was half the price of the five star chain hotels in phnom penh, and i think it had a lot more substance and character, whilst maintaining the five star comfort and service. i was given a welcome drink and a cold towel at reception. service at check in and throughout my stay was outstanding. i especially appreciated the fact that they weren't snobbish like a lot of the larger five star hotels, but more genuine and down to earth, but still professional and always going out of their way to be helpful. most spoke very good english (not that i'd expect them all to, it's not an english speaking country after all) and were eager to have conversations with you - like most friendly cambodians. the breakfast was small but well done. some labels on the foods would have been helpful though, particularly on some of the more unfamiliar, exotic spreads. the pool area was very nice and well maintained - a great place to relax. the room was very nicely decorated and spotlessly clean. the bathroom opens onto the room, and is separated by a large mirror. cambodian handmade soap was provided which was a nice touch. there were plenty of power outlets, and the wi-fi was reliable and worked perfectly. as i booked a deluxe room, it was slightly bigger than the standard and had a door which opened onto a small courtyard area. location was very good - on a quiet street very close to the royal palace, sisowath quay, and the less touristy samdach sothearos blvd behind the riverside, with lots of good restaurants. you wouldn't want to stay somewhere that's right on the river as it can smell very bad, particularly at low tide - won't have that problem at the plantation though.

The Aquarius was an oasis of calm in bustling Phnom Penh, just a newly opened hotel, still some work going on but it's out of the way of my room, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The highlight was the infinity rooftop pool which was gorgeous especially in the night time. The location is situated in the city’s’ main shopping and dining area at the street 240, with just a few minutes’ walk from Royal Palace, National Museum and Independence Monument. Staffs are very helpful and friendly. I will not be surprised if sooner it will become one of the famous hotel in Phnom Penh, definitely it's going to be a great hotel! Would certainly recommend this hotel.

Perfect central location at the riverside and near the King's Palace in Phnom Penh. Brand new and contemporary design hotel. Fresh clean swimmingpool in the 11th floor with great view over Phnom Penh. Very friendly, helpful and professional staff. This was the perfect hotel in Phnom Penh to enjoy a cocktail at the roof top pool and be delighted by a fantastic sunset over new skyline of the city.

It was relaxing, comfortable, and enjoyable. Internet acccess is available either in the lobby or in the room. Food service is well served at the restaurant with a variety of foods. Coffee corner provides tasty drink. The sky bar is a wonderful place on the top of the hotel with a fantastic view of the city. The gym, spa, sonar, and swing poll are well served and equipped. All staff are helpful and friendly. It would be strongly recommended that it is considered one of the top recommended hotels in Phnom Penh.

Lovely modern interiors/exteriors but retaining a classical period charm with an indisputable French feel to the establishment. Rooms cater for longer term residents with kitchen/cooking facilities. Views sumptuous from balconies over Phnom Penh from a quiet and safe side street. Only minor quibble would be breakfast, lack of fruit varieties on offer (no mangos , papayas, bananas which are plentiful in Cambodia), and although attempting to cater for both Asians and Western tastes, the offering somehow didn't get it right either way as it was trying to please all tastes. Definitely a breakfast more geared up for European sensibilities - croissant, yoghurts, wheat cereal etc. Fried Rice and Egg noodles both disappointing. No evening restaurant service but plenty of choice in Phnom Penh and delivery to room feasible. Khmer staff extremely welcoming, courteous and friendly. Would stay again and recommend.

This hotel is my go to hotel in Phnom Penh. I have stayed in many high class hotels but this is the one that has the cleanest rooms and the most amazing staff. They will always accommodate your requests and are always making sure your stay is comfortable. It's not in the tourist area which is way better because you're not assaulted by tuk tuk and Moto drivers when you walk out the door but there are plenty of tuk tuks around to take. I recommend this hotel 100 percent.

While I don't think this hotel is a 4 star hotel by international standards, it was quite nice. I saw some reviews complaining about the cleanliness of the rooms but my room had no issues. Staff were very accommodating and kind. We arrived at 630a from the overnight bus coming from Siem Reap and since our room was available, the manager let us check in early so we could get a few hours of sleep and a shower. The rooftop pool isn't so much a pool, but more of a soaking area but the bar is quite nice. Drinks were good and strong, prices fair. Engaging with the bar staff increased quality of service. One gentleman especially was very kind, though I can't remember his name. He was very helpful in telling us about the area the hotel was located and helping us with our terrible pronunciation of a few Khmer words. The ground floor pool is quite nice-- very clean, towels provided and the atmosphere is great. Morning breakfast at the hotel was very sufficient. There were many options to choose from, but the later you go the more limited your options if food starts to run out. From what I saw, staff were on top of keeping things filled as best as possible. The iced lattes (an extra $2) were quite good as well. The location of this hotel is a bit far from most things. It is quite close to Tuol Sleng and the Russian Market (though we were never able to find the market) but is about a $4 tuktuk ride over to the river area and most of the nighttime happenings. The area around this hotel doesn't boast much in terms of local food options but Brooklyn Pizza (across the street) is quite good and fairly priced. There's also a Thai restaurant if you leave from the back exit that was very good and very cheap ($2.50 for two people). Overall, I'm very happy we booked this hotel. I'd say it's more of a 3 star hotel but the price is fair for what you get and the atmosphere is nice. We didn't partake in any spa services so I can't speak on the quality vs. price.

The Frangipani Villa Hotel in Phnom Penh is a really good location in the centre of the town with easy access to all sights. The staff is very friendly and will help at any question. I was really surprised as I booked the hotel shuttle just at night before our arrival only via short email (as it was stated as inclusive in the Agoda offer). It worked perfectly even with ~2 hours delay at our arrival. In front of the hotel are always Tuk Tuks standby you can hire to go to any of the sights. After sightseeing the nice cosy pool invites to have a relaxing swim or just to drink a nice cocktail at the Royal Roof Top Bar :-)

I have stayed at many of the hotels in Phnom Penh, including all of the big name hotels. A few years ago I stayed in the White Mansion Boutique Hotel, and I decided to never stay in any other hotel in Phnom Penh ever again. The White Mansion Hotel is the best in PP, and it is the little touches they add to your stay that make it such a memorable experience such as the essential oil infused towels, scent diffuser in the rooms, turn down service, warm and wonderful staff, welcome drink and cold towel, beautiful serene pool, and the best breakfast you can get in SE Asia at the in-house Eric Kaiser bakery. I cannot day enough good things about the breakfast there!!! White Mansion has my loyalty for life.

We, from the Philippine Association of Real Estate boards, attended the ARENA CONVENTION at Sofitel Phnom Penh. We booked our stay in Anik Hotel just besides Sofitel, walking distance from Sofitel, accessible to Mall, restaurants... the staff are ver accommodating, always smiling, and helpful in crossing the streets and looking for tuktuk for us... I was given an upgraded accommodation to my surprise, one bedroom suite by myself.. tried their 90 minute luxurious massage, and got best massage 💆‍♀️ .. really got awesome some staying in the Anik Hotel

We booked our stay here for a brief respite from the city where we work, without having to leave the city. We enjoyed the greenery and the garden feel to the outside space. The pool is very nice even though it's located in front of the hotel, by the main entrance. The artwork throughout the building is tasteful and pleasing. The breakfast buffet is quite nice and offers a wide variety of choices. The rooms are very nice, the bed comfortable. I especially liked the shower - the water comes out of the ceiling! It's like a waterfall. There are sufficient electrical outlets throughout the room. The WiFi was good, but sometimes faded, depending on where we were in the room, and which device we were using. We would've appreciated more places to put luggage and our stuff (like tables or luggage stands). There could've also been more places to hang wet towels and clothes. But, for a small hotel in Phnom Penh, this place is above average for the price range of their rooms. We will definitely consider staying here again, and would not have any reservations in recommending this hotel to anyone.

The Sunway is a very attractive hotel in an ideal location, especially if you need to do have any contact with the US Embassy or USAID. The hotel is also close to UNICEF and a short distance from the river and north bridge leading out of the city. The hotel is right next to Wat Phnom, which is an historical land mark and the site where the city was founded, hence the name Phnom Penh. Dining at the main dining room is excellent albeit a bit on the expensive side ($21 for the evening buffet). Happy hour features a second drink free between 5 and 7 PM. Wireless Internet access was reasonable and very fast. Rates are a bit high at this hotel but still well within reason for a 4-star hotel.

After travelling about 10 days in Seam Riep and Sihanouville it was a relief to find this quiet, clean, very well located hotel in Phnom Penh. Breakfast was excellent and the little restaurant next door (I think belonging to the same owner) was also very good. I cannot think of any negative points regarding this hotel. I can only say it is not an international 4 Stars hotel standard, but surely a very good 3 stars with excellent service and very professional staff.

I've stayed at the Dara Airport Hotel quite a number of times. It's clean, modern, has good size rooms, a good fitness facility, and a great breakfast. It is a little more expensive than most hotels in Phnom Penh, but for the people I meet with in this city, it is well located (near the airport). It is adjacent to a small mall with some shopping and food. The only possible downside (mainly in the view of tourists) is that it is quite a ways away from the city center, where most of the restaurants and shopping is. I stay here because the traffic is awful and it can take more than an hour to get through the city. So, if you're not here to shop, I highly recommend this hotel.

I stayed just one night on Saturday. This hotel is located near River Side area, Central Market, Golden Sorya Mall and Wat Phnom. It's very good place to walk around the downtown of Phnom Penh city. The room is clean, the complementary is 2 stick coffee, 2 green tee bags and 2 bottle of water. there was bath robe and also a washing machine and detergent(Pay 1USD). I'm not sure there are a washing machine in every room but the fee of this hotel is not so expensive, it would be useful for long-stayers. It was almost perfect for me except breakfast. Breakfast of this hotel is few menu, so i thought it's better to have breakfast at another restaurant. Anyway, if you hope to enjoy Phnom Penh city, I recommend this hotel.

Spent 5 Nights and was impressed with the modern designed 2 bedroom apartment. Although it was only slightly smaller than what i expected from the picture is was still very acceptable. Facilities were all in good conditions. Considering the fact that it is a new apartment some of the staff are a little reactive rather then proactive in their services, however i would expect this to change with experience over time. Overall I would not hesitate to recommend people to stay at this apartment as it provides great value for money in comparison to the 5 star hotels you would find in Phnom Penh.

Look no further for the best value for money hotel in Phnom Penh that also delivers a well rounded hotel experience. This hotel is absolutely great and has a relaxing atmosphere. The staff is friendly, warm and funny! They will go to great length to accommodate your requests. I once wanted food past 3am and the front desk organized the night guard to go get it for me... Priceless! Those are the little things (not so little) that you don't forget... Also, I found it incredibly convenient that they would keep my luggages while I was traveling around the country. The standard room is a bit small, but rather than that it is very welcoming, warm and clean. Housekeeping is also great, always available to make your room even if later during the day. So nice of them! Finally, the food is good , not to mention they make one of the best Pad Thais I've ever had! Finally, the pool... a real beauty. Small, but barely treated and with salt water... trust me, this place has everything you need!!!

the phnom penh hotel was the best hotel in phnom penh went i first went there in 2006. it is a well located hotel with good food and amenities. the main operational staff are very helpful and friendly (but not so much the managers). unfortunately, the hotel is starting to become run down i.e. the building is not being maintained e.g. many large chips in the hallway tiles, bedroom side tables removed and not replaced after becoming damaged, stains on walls not removed, etc. despite this, i would still recommend it for the time being with the deals through agoda being attractive.

Location is essential in Phnom Penh, this location was perfect. Safe but near some nice bars. The rooms were okay but not amazing however I get the distinct feeling that these rooms were luxury compared to the rest of Phnom Penh hotels. Staff were nice. Were mosquito's in the room regularly however you get that everywhere in Cambodia and it was my own fault for not telling the staff who i'm sure would have sorted the issue. Very enjoyable hotel stay. Wouldn't return to Phnom Penh again but if I did then I would definitely stay here.

We've stayed at many places in Phnom Penh, but this hotel is definitely a new favourite. We loved so many things about it: the decor, the outdoor bar, the location, the lovely staff. The restaurant menu is really interesting and everything we had was delicious (who knew buffalo would be so tasty!). The balcony room was clean and comfortable. We had an air con issue in the first room we checked into, but were moved into another room when this was pointed out with no problem at all. The drains are a bit smelly, but this is normal for Cambodia. The hotel is locally owned and run which is another thing we love about it. We'll be back!