Phnom Penh hotels near Samdach Hun Sen Park

Pros: We stayed in a bungalow with a Jacuzzi and garden. The bungalow is looking a little dated but still nice, clean and big enough. The garden area is very nice, secluded and tidy. It is also great to have a Jacuzzi. I used the two pools, which weren't used that much while we were there but are excellent, a good size. The sun pool I think it is called at the back is exposed to the sun so the temperature is nice from quite early on; whilst the pool at the front which I've forgotten the name of is shaded so a bit cooler but still great to use. Plus there are lots of loungers for people to sit around the pool under shade to escape the heat. My wife used the gym, which small, was very quiet as not many people seem to use it. The staff are very good and polite, with an excellent standard of English. My wife requested ginger tea, which was not on the menu but they were happy to make for her as part of breakfast. Cambodian customer service is far better than I expected (given travel elsewhere in South-East Asia) and actually quite good. Not just in the hotel but across Siem Reap and Phnom Penh. As our flight was late in the evening on our final day, our itinerary was complete and my wife and I had both had colds in Cambodia, we asked if we could stay around the pool for the afternoon after we had checked out. This was absolutely fine, and although we ordered food and drinks, the hotel still provided some free drinks for us and other guests. We walked around Phonm Penh, used TukTuks and taxis and were perfectly safe and treated honestly as far as I can tell. For example, we went to the killing fields from the hotel having used GrabTaxi (remember to download this or similar) to request a TukTuk. It cost us $5 which felt more than reasonable as it is quite far, maybe 7km. From the killing fields we wanted to go to Tuol Sleng. A TukTuk driver called us over, I asked the price and he quoted $6, fine for me.

Pros: Good location, nicely landscaped, calming atmosphere

Pros: Amazing spot in the heart of Phnom Penh, has such a get away from it feel. Super quiet in the grounds of the hotels, lush setting with lots of greenery. Two pools, plenty of (comfortable) sun loungers, you can lounge in the sun or find a shaded spot. Extremely friendly, non-intrusive staff. Fabulous breakfast. Our second visit to The Pavilion and certain we will be back!

Pros: The hotel is nice, the pools are good, the staff is nice.

Pros: The room was big and very private

Pros: Lovely tranquil oasis, great gardens and pools, large comfortable rooms and great food

Pros: Everything. The hotel is very nicely decorated. It’s in old town, very close to everything. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Yummy food for breakfast. Frankly, a great experience.

Pros: Super helpful staff. Very cool vibe. Liked that no kids were allowed. Not too rowdy of crowd

Pros: Simply a gorgeous safe and quiet haven in a fascinating bustling city. A boutique hotel with a lot of style and caracter. Wonderful staff. Delicious breakfast. We highly recommend this place.

Pros: Centra location, great staff and stylish ambiance

Pros: Fantastic staff, great room, wonderful attached cafe, terrific location.

Pros: We liked everything! Breakfast choices were just varied enough and very good to keep it interesting. Pool area was wonderful and Staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating! My family and I would definitely stay here again!

Pros: Food was excellent

Pros: We were upgraded to a suite that had a large balcony on it. Useful for us as we like sitting outside

Pros: The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel’s location is also very close to many things .

Pros: Very clean ,hotel staff very polite and as said the bread and jams served with breakfast just great