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12 Responses to “Recommended Accommodation in Phnom Penh”

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   Rorys Pub and guesthouse is a cozy guesthouse located on street 178 facing the national museum and Royal palace. Rooms range from $11 to $30, from a small single to a large double with balcony.

   Rory’s Pub and GuestHouse
   February 14th, 2008

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   I stayed in a nice boutique hotel in Siem Reap called Viroth hotel.
   It is a must!!!!!!!
   Regarding Phnom Penh have no recomendation at all….all desappointment!

   Joffrey
   February 15th, 2008

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   I stayed at Town View and thought it was pretty good. Clean rooms, with OK TV, and decent bathroom. Helpful staff too. Mid range price

   Robert
   February 15th, 2008

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   We stayed at the Angkor hotel based on the suggestion of the Tuk Tuk driver. It wasn’t bad for $12 a night but possibly a bit more than we wanted to spend. We had also wanted to stay by the lake which seemed nice though a bit rough for the unseasoned.

   Glenn
   February 15th, 2008

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   I stayed att Claremont hotel and i am very pleased with the hotel.

   Bertil Samuelsson
   February 15th, 2008

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   Actually I did not use my e-Visa because when I arrive, I have to pay two Visa on Arrival for me and my friend. This thing happened since the system of e-Visa is not connected with Immigration System in the airport. So I lost $ 50 at that moment.

   Tarto Sugiarto
   February 15th, 2008

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   Highly impressed with e-visa issue.
   Intercontinental Phnom Penh v. impersonal and away from the centre of activity. Virtually deserted on Saturday in mid-January

   Chris Popple
   February 15th, 2008

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   The Cambodian visa process should be copied by every country in the world, every country that is that insists on a visa.
   The Hotel de la Paix is not on your list. It was reviewed quite wonderfully in the NYTimes about a year ago. It is stunningly beautiful. It is the only luxury hotel downtown. You can easily walk to the markets from there. T

   Henry
   February 15th, 2008

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   Number 9 Sister GuestHouse.
   Stayed here for 2 nights. Fan in the room didn’t work. The door to the bathroom was broken. The water stayed on the bathroom floor after a shower, pretty wet. Room was not very clean. Found a dead bug the last morning I woke up.
   Stayed in (double) room nr 6 and paid 5dollars a night.
   Comfy beds :)

   ylla
   February 17th, 2008

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    Dear sir/madam:
    I am disappointed that i couldn’t find a place (Frangipani Villa – http://www.frangipanihotel.com) where i stayed last time so that i could provide some reviews or comments for other travellers.

    Please kindly accept my request to post Frangipani Villa.

    Best regards,
    Eric Gramham

    Eric
    March 3rd, 2008

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    I stayed at Top Banana during my time in Cambodia last summer and was impressed. Basic, but friendly staff and a good mix of tourists and Westerners involved with NGO’s.

    Also, on the e-Visa side, it’s superb. It’s easy for Westerners to have misplaced assumptions about entering some Asian countries, but within 20 minutes of landing at Phnom Penh I was walking out of the airport. I pitied all the travellers joining the far larger queue for people without visas already!

    As an aside, no trip to Cambodia is complete without a trip to Ratanakiri. Absolutely awesome.

    Ed Skinner
    April 17th, 2008

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    best place to stay is the ” nay nay star bar..good value, prices from 7 to 30 dollars..air con, and well run, definitley reccomend…ps forgot to mention the eye candy…

    damo fox
    June 17th, 2008