hello,
Where do you like to stay in Phnom penh ? Riverside ? Which hotel ?
Any hotel with bungalows in a garden ? or with a terrace ?
Thank you.
hello,
Where do you like to stay in Phnom penh ? Riverside ? Which hotel ?
Any hotel with bungalows in a garden ? or with a terrace ?
Thank you.
Lux Riverside has a nice penthouse with roof garden at only 75 usd a night
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With nice wide berth
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Right in the thick of it there too.
Goldiana used to be my place of choice.
^ Is that not in Siem Reap? :)
Oh ! feels like to stay there !
i always stay in Hometown suites street 172 1 block off riverside, get room 503,huge aircon room with frig, large window out the back and all for $22.
close to everywhere and i can park my car out front and they keep an eye on it..
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Originally Posted by Phuketrichard
Thank you. So no need to book, the price is similar when paying at the desk ?
https://www.booking.com/hotel/kh/hometown.en-gb.html
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Re...hnom_Penh.html
I stayed here last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phuketrichard
Nice and clean. Reception nice and friendly.
Come out and turn left for a 5 min walk to riverside through a smelly market. A few decent restaurants on the road.
$2 tuk tuk ride to any bar street you want.
No, tis in the heart of the capital.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
There are hotels on riverside for all budgets. All within walking distance of a variety of restaurants and (cough) nightlife.
Best to avoid 5* places. You never know where Dillinger has wiped his knob on the curtains. ;)
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...id=12805&stc=1The view from my balcony. $24 a night. Can’t remember the name of the place
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Originally Posted by Switch
Good view yes ! Not too noisy ?
Only really busy in rush hour and still quiet on the 3rd floor.Quote:
Originally Posted by JournalistsAreLiars
I normally stay at the Asia Tune.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/As...!4d104.9260316
i stayed here a couple of years back : Bougainvillier Boutique Hotel in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
upgraded myself to the junior suite on arrival for about $70....well worth it.
Aquarius Hotel and Urban resort is nice and quiet with a pool
Just out of academic interest, do these places allow female visitors ? And if so, do they ask to see the woman's ID ?
A friend in Thailand years ago used to get a bit embarrassed when the staff would rather closely eyeball his lady guests.
Not sure why you are interested in this subject. In both Cambodia and the Philippines,any guest who is not resident at the establishment is usually asked to surrender the I.D. Card at reception, and it will only be returned when you escort her from the premises.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latindancer
Routine security for the paying guest.
*Hometown suites, that were mention above, also calls your room before the brass leaves reception to make sure that all is good and your safe still has its contents.
*so a mates tells me :rolleyes:
Perhaps "a friend" shouldn't take mucky whores to his room then, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Latindancer
This is great !
I have always had a good stay at the Royal Guesthouse on street 154 - about 500 meters from the central market. If staying there, try to get one of the rooms in the first floor with a balcony.
The Urban Plantation Resort is a top stay for about $100 a night. It is the old Phnom Penh post office which has been re modelled. Two swimming pools and a nice bar and restaurant. Received upgrades both times we stayed.
and traffic in front ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mia Williams
This, as recommended by a mate, is where I will be stopping in future
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