Okay Guesthouse Phnom Penh

... yes it was a funny sight to see one well worth a look in. The next morning we decide on a walking tour of Phnom Penh. As soon as we leave Okay the tuk tuk drivers pounce! Tuk TOOOK sir tooook TOOOK! This became the sound of the morning 47 times we were ...

... to Phnom Penh mid-afternoon, to the clambering arms of the resident tuk-tuk drivers. We'd already had a recommendation of the Okay Guesthouse from one of Nancy's friends. Fortunately, the guesthouse was better than just okay ;). We found a comfy room for ...

... of the embassy in Phnom Penh, who tries to trick you into paying $45 for a visa before you enter the building. At our hotel, Okay Guesthouse, they were willing to get the visa for you for $40.  We figured we'd save money and go down to the embassy ...

... ; The 4 hour journey was inevitably more like 5 1/2 hours (I am now used to this with Asian buses!) so when we got to the Okay guesthouse (which really is OK!) there were no rooms left.  They did manage to find us a dorm room over the road which the ...

... as the coach dropped us off at an office that was immediately surrounded by tuktuk drivers.  One of them was advertising the Okay Guesthouse which I had previously read reviews and it was where Adam stayed when he was in Phnom Penh so we agreed to ...

... 6 hour trip. The roads were great too, a complete contrast to the day before yesterday.   When I arrived in Phnom Pehn I booked myself into the Okay guesthouse, which is an appropriate name for the place because it's OK. Not bad but not good. The ...

... least he got something, started the bus and took us back to the centre area of town, which was great because that is where the "Okay Guesthouse" was located and we told him to drop us off there. He pretended he didn't know where it was and this and that ...

... holiday day today so everyone is off work but I am yet to learn more about the festival. I managed to get a room in the OKAY guesthouse again 4$ as it's my own, with bathroom, expensive but due to my cold I need it. The Internet in the guesthouse ...

... it brings the house down every time? We just about managed to survive the bus journey and arrived in Phnom Penh in the late afternoon. After checking into Okay Guesthouse, Bart and Hanneke went in search of some sushi but Jeff, Shell and I were a little ...

... trees to Phnom Penh, Cambodia's capital. We arrived at about midday and checked into the accurately named Okay Guesthouse before venturing out into the city. Phnom Penh gets mixed reviews so we weren't sure what to expect. It seemed to have a slightly ...

... after not a bad bus journey a mere 4 hours!!  Well this is old hat now this bus malarky!  Decided to stay at the OKAY Guesthouse which is right by the Royal Palace and only $7 a night, bargain!  Cable TV, but don't think had hot water, ...

... n’était pas la gare) pour me faire offrir plusieurs options de Guesthouses par des chauffeurs de tùk-tùk affamés.  Direction, Okay Guesthouse qui est bien situé par rapport à plusieurs sites que je veux visiter. Après le ...

... I should’ve check in already, let alone bought my ticket! THANKFULLY all is well and I made it! So here I am finally in Phnom Penh. It’s got less of a western way about the city and much more eastern dirt polluted feel. I arrived and ...

Back in Phnom Penh for a night (or two) before heading to Ho Chi Min (Saigon). Staying in a great little guesthouse called Okay guesthouse, which has cheap rooms, good food. good movie selection and most importantly a decent bar. It is located on the ...

... some kind of English speaking Cambodian radio station blaring what I suspect was Britney Spears' new song, we arrived at our guesthouse - the 'okay' Guesthouse.  We had gotten the first night here free as part of our tour and feared it would be less ...

... arrived I found a tuk tuk and headed for my guesthouse which is situated on 298st near the grand palace. The streets here in Phnom Penh are all numbered similarly to the way they are done so in Manhattan. It makes orientation fairly easy. For the next ...

... lounged in the park and watched the world go by. In the park which was just over the road from our aptly named 'Okay Guesthouse', we spent the evenings wandering around watching in awe at the locals who were deeply engrossed in either outdoor aerobics or ...

... then our passports were delivered back to us with our visa which only cost $25US. Simple. Then it was a long drive to Phnom Penh (construction). Michelle and I checked in then headed out to Happy Herb's Pizza for dinner, pretty much just so that we could ...

... . The next day we decided to move guesthouses and pay a bit more for a semi decent room away from the lake area, The Okay Guesthouse was our next stop which was cool and acceptable. After dropping my passport to the Vietnam embassy we navigated our way to ...

... we crept along the side of the road and got to the airport after 9. Vanida was already outside. We got a tuk-tuk to the Okay Guesthouse (where David stayed for awhile). Her room was fine and after checking in we went for a walk along the river right above ...