Phnom Penh Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Got the bus from Saigon over the border to Cambodia, was good enough experience actually, the dude on the bus did nearly everything for a small charge of 4 dollars but I didn't mind that cause it made the whole border crossin that whole lot smoother. We met two girls on the bus as well who were sound, Georgin and Serra who ended up stayin in the...

body {margin:8px} .tr-field {font:normal x-small arial}So a couple of days ago i went to The Killing Fields located just outside Phnom Penh and S21 Prison located in the city of Phnom Penh. I dont know how many of you know much about the Genocide in Cambodia, but here's a watered down version - basically while the Yanks were bombing the hell out...

Lifecycle management is a critical Customer Management feature, ensuring that services are only delivered to customers that meet their agreed payment obligations within the agreed timeframe. CRM+ manages the lifecycle by assigning a state attribute to each Account and Subscriber entity and changing the value of the state in response to various c...

OK, after 4 or so hours in the bus we are here at Phnom Penh again. Unfortunately the Paragon Hotel didn;t have a romm so we are at the Burly Hotel in no less than the VIP suite which for $20 got us 2 beds but more importantly hot water. After lunch we got a tuk tuk out to the Killing Fields which was a sobering experience. Not as grissly as I h...

It is Thursday morning June 22. Yesterday I flew from Bangkok to Phnom Penh. After much research I decided to fly and enjoy more time in places I want to be and not on busses. It was discouraged by everyone I met to go over land. My first impression of Cambodia came as I rode a mototaxi from the airport into town. It first brought memories of Mo...

Hello everyone! I thought I'd give a quick update. I am still in Cambodia and will remain here until the 23rd when I fly to Bangkok to get my backpack out of storage and then back to the airport and up to Chiang Mai on the evening on the same day. If I go meditate where I had planned to in Chiang Mai I will not be able to begin until June 1. I h...

Nathan here. Wasn't planning to have an entry for Phonm Penh but, in the end, had two funny stories to pass along. BTW, nice enough city with a few sights, super affordable fine dining and shopping but two days is plenty. Now for the stories. 1. Woke up on our second morning in Cambodia's capital to the incredibly lound sound of rushing water co...

Monday the 11th of December 2006. Poorly girl It felt really cool when I woke up and remained so as I walked to work. Perhaps this was the winter they promised. I felt shattered when I got to work but as the global fund are visiting the CCF and I promised In Many I'd be there I thought at least I could be there for the morning. Global Fund are t...

So last night Shane and i went for a few beers on lakeside which is connected to our hotel, Pretty chilled out area, I was a lil disapointed most of the backpackers were just stickin to themselfs, not very fun! We met a cambodian guy who is a waiter at our guesthouse, He works 14 hours a day studies 6, and sleeps 4, his salery is 30US dollars a ...

After yesterday's quite laid back day, another full on day of sight-seeing. Our only day in Phnom Penh so I planned to make the most of it. Firstly over to the Genocide Museum. This was a school which was taken over by the Pol Pot regime and used as a torture centre. By the way did you know that Pol Pot wasn't his actually name? He changed it to...