Chocolat, Sofitel, Phnom Penh
Fu Lu Zu, Sofitel, Phnom Penh
La Coupole, Sofitel, Phnom Penh
Sofitel, Phnom Penh
Sofitel Phnom Penh claims to be a 5-star hotel, but in reality, it is more like a 4-star hotel. I stayed in a junior suite for 2 days. The shape of the room is a little odd—it is like a…
Happy Pizza, Phnom Penh
There are restaurants along Sisowath Quay that offer Happy Pizzas. In case, you don’t know what these are, these are pizzas sprinkled with marijuana. The marijuana is underneath the melted cheese. These pizzas are the same prices as normal pizzas—–US$4.…
Hotel Nine, Phnom Penh
Brutally frank: Though a sister establishment to Monument Hotel, Phnom Penh, it had none of the latter’s friendliness. The staff has a sneering superciliousness. When I called the reception at night, no one bothered to pick up. The hotel looks…
Monument Hotel, Phnom Penh
This little gem of a hotel is located right in the middle of Phnom Penh city. It is 5 mins on foot away from Independence Monument and it’s along the same street as the Pricewaterhouse Cooper Phnom Penh office. Because…
Sihanoukville (spelled Sihanouk Ville locally), Cambodia
Journey to Sihanoukville The boards at Sorya Bus Station or the tickets booths selling bus tickets at Sisowath Quay (which still leave from Sorya Bus Station) will tell you the journey to Sihanoukville take 4 hours. First bus to Sihanoukville…
Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Phnom Penh
Venerated mainstay along Sisowath Quay. Consists of a bar/ restaurant and a hotel. Brutally frank: Venerated? More like overated. The décor is not particularly pretty nor does it exude old-world charm, despite being a historic address. The staff can’t really…
Royal Palace, Phnom Penh
This is really pretty. Brutally frank: Note the opening hours. It’s opening from approx 9am – 12noon and again from 2pm -5pm. Don’t go during lunch time or you may be disappointed. Admission fee is US$6.25 or 25,000 riel. The…
