Phnom Penh Hotels with Balcony

TRIBE Phnom Penh is a great choice for a business trip. The location is one of its biggest strengths, as it's close to many business offices and meeting venues, yet it's outside the most congested parts of the city, making it much easier to get around. The neighborhood is also very convenient, with plenty of restaurants within walking distance, including several halal options. There's even a masjid/mosque nearby, which was a huge plus for me. The hotel facilities are modern and well-maintained. One feature I particularly appreciated was the clothes steamer in the room. It's a small detail, but incredibly useful for business travelers who need to keep their clothes looking presentable without having to request an iron. The service was consistently warm, professional, and attentive throughout my stay.

I really enjoyed my stay at Apsor Palace Hotel. It’s in a very convenient location, just a short distance from the Royal Palace and nearby shopping. The hotel was clean and well maintained, and the staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming. A comfortable and pleasant experience overall.

Location: at center of Phnom Penh, easily reach by grab. Room: neat and clean, size wise just ok, I get a nice view of Mekong river. Breakfast: variety not much but just ok you can request staff for additional egg menu. Staff: really friendly and greet you everytime. Shoutout to the breakfast staff who check with you everytime. Improve: although the towel is clean but it looks old and some have light yellowish stain which believes unable to wash out. It visible to naked eye. Which really unpleasant.

The environment is very clean, the service attitude is excellent, and the breakfast is delicious. It's a must-stay hotel when visiting Phnom Penh; it gives you a sense of security and peace of mind. For this price, this experience is definitely great value for money. Feel very nice!

Our originally booked room would have been on the 9th floor, right below the pool and bar. We requested a different one. It wasn't the same category, but it was okay. The bed was a bit too soft and the pillows too thick. You can't please everyone, I guess. The bathroom was very small, but the shower had good water pressure and was hot. The breakfast area/cafe was far too small for so many guests, and it was too hot to sit outside. Breakfast was mediocre but sufficient. The location was superb. Very quiet on a side street, yet right in the heart of things. However, we had the bad luck of construction happening at the temple across the street. You should avoid that side of the hotel. The rooftop pool area is nice. The view over the city and the skyline, however, is sensational. Overall, the stay was good. We would gladly come back.

I enjoyed my stay here. The hotel is safe, comfortable, and conveniently situated in the Riverside district. It has a good cost performance (i.e. price-to-quality ratio). Not everything is perfect, but the staff makes up for it, they are friendly and helpful (special shout-out to Nita who is fantastic, she is the nicest person and she helped me with all my requests). I originally booked a basic room until I found out a few days ahead the room had no window (I did not read the description carefully enough), so I upgraded for a “standard double room” with window. The first room I moved into did not have hot water. The hotel was not able to fix it, so eventually they moved me to another room where the hot water worked, which was great. The room did not have a chair and desk, but I asked the staff and they brought one. At some point, Nita helped me arrange a laundry load. It was done overnight and cost 3 dollars, so it seems the laundry is outsourced to a nearby business. At night, the street can be a little loud, there are many bars, KTVs and nightclubs located here. But it did not bother me, I could sleep through it easily. Many of the bars have hordes of pretty women who, beginning at dusk, sit outside and come ask you to drink with them. They get your attention by shouting “hello”, “come here”, “handsome” and “bong” (mister) as you are walking by. In any event, this did not bother me, I never actually felt harassed and could come and go the hotel as I pleased. The description mentioned the room would have a minibar, but my room didn’t have one. Probably I could have asked for it, but I realized I didn’t need one. One morning, there was a visit by the police, they were checking visas and passports from all foreign hotel guests. This was unexpected, but it went smoothly. Overall, I’m very happy with my stay and would probably come here again. Not everything is perfect, but I give it 4.5 stars (4 stars for the price/quality/location plus an extra half-staff bonus for the staff, especially Nita).

The location is great, in a key spot in the city which makes it easy to get around and explore. There's an Aeon Mall right across the street, which is super convenient. Plus, there are lots of restaurants nearby and it's close to the Forbidden City. I'd give the location a 10/10. Taxi availability gets a 9/10. For safety, you need a key card to operate the elevator, so that's a 7/10. There was a strong smell of smoke, a 10/10 for smokiness. Cleanliness was a 7/10. Overall, the price was acceptable.

Back in Phnom Penh, I chose to stay at the Okay Boutique Hotel again. As always, it's comfortable, welcoming, and natural. It's definitely my top choice when visiting Phnom Penh. The balcony overlooks the Royal Museum, the Royal Palace, and the Mekong River, where history and modernity blend seamlessly.

I had a wonderful stay at Best Central Point Hotel! The front desk team was amazingly warm, polite, and always ready to help with a smile—their top-notch service made me feel truly welcome. The room was super clean, comfortable, and offered fantastic quality at a very affordable price. The location is perfect with plenty of great cafes and restaurants just around the corner. Highly recommended for a comfortable and budget-friendly stay!”

Seems understaffed, so the cleanliness wasn't great. There were cigarette butts all over the hallway. The room itself was noisy from outside. Even though I booked through the app, when I went to check in, they asked for a visa. Legally, if you're just traveling, you don't need a visa, only a passport. When I tried to check in without a passport, they said I could still stay but wanted an extra 5 dollars for the room. Terrible experience.