Phnom Penh Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Today Steve and me were racking our brains for a plan for the day when one dropped into our laps; Airian and Adrian (from Holland and Switzerland) were planning on renting a tuk-tuk for the day to see the killing fields and S21, they asked us if we wanted to split the cost of a tuk-tuk and see the same things. We both agreed as its something we ...

Well the plan was to get to Siem Reap from Don Det in one day however after being held up at the border and some torrential rain we missed our connecting bus in Phnom Penh and thus had to overnight in the Cambodian capital.

One thing that was very evident as soon as we crossed the border was that the Khmer people were much more dark skin...

Just finished a mildly disappointing tour of the Mekong Delta. The average age was pretty high, the bus contained about 3-4 tour groups combined so the majority went elsewhere at the end of the first day (although I was glad to see the back of one - a fat American with two young Asian girls who was constantly giving out about the guides "bad, ba...

We arrived in Pnomh Penh after a 6 hour bus journey including border crossing from Vietnam. We checked into a place called the Okay Guesthouse, which was recommended to us by 2 girls we met on the beach in Nha Trang. One of the first things we noticed about Cambodia was that all prices were in US Dollar (even things like tuk-tuk journeys) but th...

The place to stay in Phnom Penh, according to the Lonely Planet, and from my memory, is by the lake. The reality however, is that the hostels here are uniformly dreadful, and after looking around several we opted to stay in another part of town. Having arrived late, there was only time for drinks at sunset on the lake followed by dinner with Amp...

Hrmmm...not exactly the greatest city I've been too (it smells quite bad actually) but a necessary stop for all the history that it packs. The full day I spent here was quite sombering, especially the morning. I took a Tuk Tuk out to the outskirts of the city to see the killing fields of Choeung Ek, the main extermination camp under the Khmer Ro...

my bus to phnom penh was pretty scary. first of all, it left way to early, and then the guy waas on the horn the whole time for no reason, we almost crashed into so many things and the bus almost tipped over once too when it went a bit off the road. i met this girl on the bus who was telling me about the train in india, and how she froze her ass...

After 4 busy days at Angkor, we were happy to stay at Boddhi Tree Del Gusto (great place!) which is a little oasis in busy Phnom Penh. We basically sat on the veranda all day and ordered from the super-cheap but incredible delicious menu...they even had many French delicacies such as Creme Brulee, Mousse au Cholocat etc. We did however get out t...

Hello Il y a une nouvelle volontaire a l'appart ; elle s'appelle holly est ecossaise et vegetarienne ; c marrant car les deux ecossaises de la maison sont vegetariennes. Vendredi ca a ete une journee horrible a l'orphelinat car les enfants ne voulaient rien faire et etaient insupportables si bien que j'ai vire les "2 freres" dont j'avais deja pa...

Guten heute Alle Liebe Leute! Vi havde besluttet os for at tage baaden fra Siem Reap til Phnom Penh i stedet for at koere med bus, vi havde laest det skulle vaere en god oplevelse, og vi traengte lidt til at rejse paa en anden maade. Vi skulle dermed tidligt op - ikke saa dejligt, men man vaender sig lidt til det.. eller ikke.. - saa cirka klokk...