Phnom Penh Hotels & Hostels (57)

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Long popular with Phnom Penh aficionados, this place has been renovated and upgraded, making for an enticing deal. Rooms include a DVD player and minibar, plus there is a swimming pool in the gar…

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Spring Guesthouse is one of the best budget options in Phnom Penh. With its professional management, thoughtful service and well-equipped rooms it offers real value for money. The location, just …

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The phrase 'cheap and cheerful' could have been devised for the Tat Guesthouse. So could the saying 'you get what you pay for'. There's nothing remotely luxurious about this place, but it has a q…

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Housed in one of the most elegant French villas in town, this is an atmospheric place to stay. Furnishings show a Chinese-Khmer touch and some have commanding pool views. Recently expanded into a…

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The Tonle Hotel has closed for what promises to be a pretty serious makeover. The people behind the famous Foreign Correspondents Club of Cambodia are jackhammering away as we speak and the rooms…

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A new boutique hotel near Wat Langka, the rooms here face a shady swimming pool and garden cafe. Cheaper rooms are smaller and the decor gets more expressive with the price, rising to the extensi…

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Disappear into this stylish and slick hotel with its opulent furnishings and classy service and you could be in any upscale city in the world. But look out the window to the wide Tonlé Sap and di…

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Another charming sister hotel to Boddhi Tree Umma.

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Full of charisma. All the timber and stone rooms come with beds romantically draped in mosquito nets. The small bathrooms are tiled with colourful mosaics and leafy plants graze the windows.

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Right in the middle of the riverfront action, this little guesthouse remains great value. All rooms include little luxuries like hot water and satellite TV, but it is worth paying more for a room…

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The oldest guesthouse in town has several annexes with good value rooms, and a bustling café on the corner of Ph 182.

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Location, location, location - this is the original riverfront hotel. Fork out for the fancier rooms looking over the river, as the cheapies are showing their age. For bigger comfort but a smalle…

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Elvis lives on in Phnom Penh, in name at least! The range of rooms is as wide as the king's girth in the later years of his life, and there is a huge restaurant and a travel centre downstairs. Ch…

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The cheapest options here will have you sharing a bathroom, but from there on up it's en-suite luxury with the added bonus of hot water. Safety lockers are available for your worldly goods and th…

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Almost a hotel, this big pad has some affordable budget rooms, as well as cheap quads for nix.

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An old favourite with a new look, Royal Guesthouse has recently been renovated by its owners. Good value comfort and sparkling bathrooms in a central location.

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This big wedding cake-style villa is home to the smartest rooms in this part of town, including satellite TV and a bathroom.

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