Capitol 3 Guesthouse

... monsoon. Guesthouse for the night. (80 KM) Day 7: Kalpa The day is spent relaxing and visiting the local area and attractions. Guesthouse for the night. (20 KM) Day 8: Kalpa - Tabo Today we head into the restricted area and are literally a few ...

... city tour consists of Killing fields, torture prisons, and shooting ranges. And let's not forget about the garbage mountain! No other capitol could be like this. We started our day at the shooting range, where Palo ordered a AK-47 for breakfast (which ...

... angry, pouted again, then eventually gave up and drove off.   Pahar Gang was deserted that time of night and we found our guesthouse down a zigzag alley.  The room was clean and we soon were asleep only to be woken up in the middle of the night ...

... (where i read that the good and cheap accomodation possibilities where) After walking through the nightmarked of chinatown I found small guesthouse with a friendly young owner who shared her house with 3 kittens and one cat. As it was only around 7 ...

... 's a complete understatement!!  We had planned to stay 2 nights but seeing as there was nothing to do but chill out, the guesthouse had tripled its prices and all bars close at midnight, we decided to move on ... The highlight of our ...

... bus to Phnom Penh complete with front seats, bumpy roads, loud horn and Cambodian karaoke! 4hrs later we arrive at "Capitol Guesthouse 3" which has a cheap café attached. Spend the afternoon visiting the Laos Embassy, walking around the main streets and ...

... valued your dollar is here, that's for sure. We somewhat reluctantly went with an agent who claimed he had been sent by the Capitol Guesthouse, the place where we bought our speedboat ticket in Phnom Penh. He even had Cal's name on a cardboard sign. Maybe ...

... plus belle vers le Nord-Ouest et Battambang dans 2 jours. Cette fois, on loge en plein centre-ville. Je recommande fortement la Capitol Guesthouse. Marche, marche, marche. En face de la Poste, on a vu un lacher de singe dans la ville. Aucune idee ...

... know of. After getting our stuff and getting out of the way an older man asked if we needed a ride. I told him the place, Capitol Guesthouse and he paused and looked at our map and turned and pretended to ask his friends where it was. He was really ...

... an hour and a half south of Phnom Penh and took a minibus the rest of the way up. We got dropped off at the Capitol guesthouse, located in one of two backpacker areas. I had already booked a room at the other end of town in the second backpacker area. I ...

... come through. we then took a seven hour bus ride through the countryside of Cambodia to the capital, and, incidentally, the Capitol Guesthouse. sometimes the 'highway' was just a dirt road through rice paddies and fields of water buffalo. some of the ...

1st Day in Phnom Penh was quite interesting. I was picked up by a friendly AIESECer and he brought me to this guesthouse ( Capitol GuestHouse). It was quite small with no windows, but was clean and decent.  I stayed there for a few hours alone and ...

ˇ Dia 1: Agafar un barco (el del Capitol Guesthouse) fins la frontera amb Vietnam (Vinh Xuong). De Chau Doc a Can Tho, amb autobus local. Obtenir informacio dels horaris del bus a HCMC de l'endema. Sopar i dormir. Podriem fer un evening cruise. ˇ Dia ...

After being sick of all the rain, we decided to travel north to find some better weather. The next stop would be Bangkok. To get there we took a boat to Chumpon and a night train from there. We got to Bangkok without any problems and after getting us a ...

Got to the bus station 20 mins early, good and ready to catch the VIP bus to the capital. Well, a sawngthaew (covered truck that takes passengers on hard benches in the back) pulled up and asked if we wanted a ride. We repeated “to Vientiane???' ...

... hours there looking around the many displays. After that we decided to call it a day and got Jambo to bring us back to the guesthouse. That night we took a tuk-tuk down to the waterfront where all the lively bars are. It ended up being not so lively ...

... a tin of Asian sardines. It was a pretty tight squeeze but we got to the capital just after mid-day. We checked to the Capitol Guest House, were reunited with our tuk tuk driver and went straight to the Australian Embassy. The Embassy no longer has a ...

... and her mother had escaped to Vietnam. They show a really good documentary too, which is definitely worth catching. Back at the guesthouse, i met 3 swedish girls, a canadian and an english guy. We all went out to the Heart Of Darkness, the place to be ...

... drivers yelling from all sides. it was very difficult to navigate through the crowd with big napsacks. we checked into capitold guesthouse, one of the oldest in the city and went for dinner. after dinner we were looking for somewhere interesting to go. ...

... it actually turned the whole park into a sauna. You could actually feel the water evaporating past your legs. I biked back to the guesthouse after finishing the circuit. The whole trip was 30 miles of biking. So after a refreshing shower to scrub off the ...

... slept like a baby for three straight hours… it felt sooooooooo good!! Shortly after I woke up, they arrived back at the guesthouse. Maureen borrowed our computer to book her upcoming stay in Khao Lak (we easily sold her on going there instead of Ko ...