Lyon d'Or Phnom Penh

12-14 Street 110 Phnom Penh, Cambodia

TravelPod Member ReviewsLyon d'Or Phnom Penh

“15 dollars”

wsheard 5 contributions
Leeds, United Kingdom Flag of United Kingdom
Nov 25, 2011

15 dollars a night, clean enough, very expensive restaurant, breakfast included, next to the river.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelLyon d'Or Phnom Penh

Past, Present and Future

A travel blog entry by andylou

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The bus trip from Battambang to Phnom Penh (Cambodia's capital) was advertised as being 5 hours on the bus... but we learned from previous mistakes and brought enough provisions (food and books) for 7, which was a good job, because it took 8 in the end... We both read a book called 'First they killed my father' by Luang Ung before we came to …

Phnom Penh

A travel blog entry by maneki-neko

I arrived in Phnom Penh at aournd 8:00pm. I had my e-visa already ($25 online, takes less than 24 hours to proces) so it took a total of 5 minutes to breeze through customs at the airport. Flagged down a tuk-tuk driver ($5) to take me into the city. After a 20-minute ride, I was at my destination, the Lyon D'Or Hotel, on street 110, adjacent to …

Kampuchea!

A travel blog entry by snsgowest

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We have reached Phnom Penh after a pretty teary goodbye to the beach in Thailand! Heading to Angkor Wat day after tomorrow! ---------------- Ok, time for a few first thoughts on Cambodia. I had quite a few notions about the country before arriving. These were mainly about the secret war waged by the americans, the density of the mining, the Khmer …

Seema's thoughts on Kampuchea.

A travel blog entry by snsgowest

My dear husband has already said quite a few things that I wanted to say about Cambodia so I guess I will fulfill my duty of writing a more boring journal type of entry that describes what we did, where we did it, how much it cost, yada yada yada. Sometimes I get bored of writing all that stuff but then I think of all those fellow travellers out …

Preparation

A travel blog entry by wsheard

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What's the plan man?

So, I've travelled to Phnom Penh overland from Tokyo using a combination of bus, train and ferry. Now it's time to do the return journey. This time using a trusty bicycle.

I've done no planning, no training and have no experience of either cycle touring of cycle maintenance. If I make it to the end of the …

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