Hotel Indochine

... cyclos (called here pousses) and went to have breakfast to a café where Catherine Deneuve used to go while the film Indochine was rolled. A charming unpretentious small place located at the edge of the "Old Town". The Old Town is the main attraction of ...

my travels to Indochine with my ...

... , nous avons fait du pouce! Heureusement, parce que 3 heures plus tard, nous etions dans les ruelles d Hanoi, en face de notre hotel. Tout s est passe tellement vite, que nous avions l impression d etre encore en Chine! C est a ce moment que Marco a ...

... of someone, so we moved to a guesthouse located on the riverfront Tonle Sap to end our days here. We're spending two nights in Hotel Indochine. Our room is a very small box, but it is a very small box with air conditioning,  a must when it gets this ...

... . This city is mad!! Traffic in all directions.  I stayed at the Royal Guest House last night, but tonight I moved to Hotel Indochine as it's closer to the bars and restaurants.  Fewer roads to cross on the way home.  ...

... stay in Phnom Penh that long as we just couldn't afford it we eventually ended up paying $16 each and getting them done through our hotel ready for that evening when we would be catching the night bus to Siem Riep. After a spot of lunch we headed to the ...

... Tuk to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, whic hare about 15km from PP, like the museum was sad but very informative. Back to the hotel and on to another market (not as good) and shopping center for lunch. Spent the rest of the afternoon reading etc... as ...

... they had a re-run of the Villa v Chelsea game on, so I ended up watching the match again! From there it was back to the hotel, past more kids begging, and off to bed ready for a long day the next day. Winston arrived at bang on 10am as we'd agreed, and ...

... which was quite pretty. Had a wander around  the street markets afterwards. I've applied for my Vietnamese visa through my hotel which offers a next day service - for cheaper than going to the actual embassy - and have a bus ticket booked through to ...

... all out, dinner early, an evening stroll, cocktails and live music at the square starting at 9:00. We started out the night at Indochine which was nice enough to squeeze us in for dinner.  We had five hours to kill before midnight so started with the ...

... were coming and to get off the road - but we also thought it was a bit of overkill. I arrived alive but a little shaken at the Indochine Hotel at around 8pm local time where I met my rooming buddy (for most of the trip as it turned out) Randy. The other ...

... promptly did.   Everything was set and we were tired but extremely happy with all that we have done today.     Indochine: After a quick shower, we hailed a cab to take us to a restaurant called "Indochine", which Argi had found to be ...

... a bit of pedal power to the beaches. Then the annoying bit of 'slowly slowly" crept in when we went to check out of the Indochine hotel. We had charged the first day's lunch and some laundry to our room and wanted to pay with credit card but it ...

... was trees and grass planted there was no dust. But in areas where there was none then it was a dusty. I eventually arrived at the Indochine Hotel, the journey time was 3 hours 40 minutes. I booked a double room for $15 per night and stayed for one night. ...

... which was ridiculous. We stuck to our guns and soon were arriving at our hotel.   This time we stayed at the Indochine II hotel, which we had checked out and then booked before departing for Siem Reap. We were delighted to see that a canopy had ...

... , drained to say the least, we embarked on our final tuk-tuk journey of the day back to our lovely air-conditioned hotel room in 'Indochine 2'. After popping over the road for a ‘K-Burger’ takeaway, and to the nearest ‘mart’ for a ...

... ;watch the world go by”spot for tourists. It was fun even though the beer was bad!! For our last Supper we went to Indochine restaurant last night. We pushed the boat out abit with a bill of $ 100 but the meal was yummy, the setting in old French ...

... of magnificent structures dotted throughout the country side near the town of Siem Reap. We stayed at a beautiful little hotel called Pavillon Indochine which was located 2km south of the main Angkor complex.  This was a lovely oasis and retreat ...

Well, we're back in Phnom Penh. This time, we're staying at a different hotel, called the Indochine I. It's not bad (but not great). A much better location than the last time we were here, though. I just thought I'd post a brief update. We went to the ...

Friday 13 August, 7.30pm, Indochine Hotel Hello children, did you miss me? Apologies for the blogging hiatus, but I had to make an unscheduled trip to the land of my birth for a little while. T'was that tricksy Glastonbury Festival, it did me in. But now ...