Hotels in Phnom Penh — Book & Earn Cashback
Cambodia’s capital, built around the four-armed Chaktomuk confluence — and the country’s deepest hotel market.
177 hotels in Phnom Penh
5.87% backYou Eng Hotel
Welcome to You Eng Hotel, your ideal getaway in Phnom Penh! Convenient Amenities Experience the ease of complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and 24-hour…
5.87% backCHILCHILL Hotel Riverside
Prime Location Located in the heart of Phnom Penh's Daun Penh district, CHILCHILL Hotel Riverside is just a stone's throw away from popular attractions such as Vattanac Capital…
5.87% backThe Grey Guesthouse
Convenient Location Situated near popular attractions like Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and Royal Palace Phnom Penh, The Grey Guesthouse offers a central location for exploring the…
5.87% backNawin New Star Guesthouse
River Front Location Nawin Palace Guesthouse, located on the vibrant river front, offers air-conditioned rooms with complimentary Wi-Fi. Just a short stroll from the National…
5.87% backRoyal Riverside SkyHotel - Free Laundry
Convenient Location and Transportation RS Guesthouse is ideally situated near the National Museum and Royal Palace, offering easy access to key attractions. The hotel provides…
5.87% backBK Hotel
Luxurious Amenities - Immerse yourself in relaxation with onsite massages and complimentary wireless internet access. Enjoy the convenience of a 24-hour front desk and concierge…
5.87% backRS II Guesthouse
Luxurious Accommodation Diamond Palace II offers elegantly designed rooms with modern amenities including free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and cable TV channels. Guests can relax in…
5.87% backGrand View Guesthouse
Convenient Location Grand View Guesthouse, located in Phnom Penh, is just 600 meters from PP Railway Station, offering easy access to popular attractions. Comfortable…
5.87% backMoonlight Villa
Luxurious Accommodation in the Heart of Phnom Penh At Moonlight Villa, immerse yourself in comfort and convenience just steps away from Chaktomouk Hall. Indulge in our…
Phnom Penh is built around Chaktomuk, the four-armed confluence its riverfront faces — the name means "four faces", and it is where the Mekong and the Tonlé Sap come together and leave again as the lower Mekong and the two branches of the Bassac. The city has been arranged around that meeting of water for as long as it has existed. It is Cambodia’s capital and its largest city, and it is the one destination in the country where the hotel market is genuinely deep in every direction at once — hostels, family guesthouses, serviced apartments, boutique conversions of French colonial villas, and international towers looking out over the water.
Most travellers give the city two or three days on the way to or from the coast, which is usually one day fewer than it deserves. The Royal Palace, the National Museum and the riverside promenade are all within walking distance of each other; Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek are the harder and more necessary half of the visit. Where you stay changes the trip more here than it does elsewhere in Cambodia, because the districts are genuinely different from one another rather than variations on a single centre.
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Riverside & Daun Penh
The tourist heart, along Sisowath Quay. The Royal Palace, the National Museum and Wat Phnom are all here, and the promenade fills every evening. Hotels run from backpacker floors above bars to the grander riverfront addresses. Stay here for the shortest walk to almost everything, and expect traffic noise for it.
BKK1 (Boeung Keng Kang)
The leafy embassy and expat district south of the centre. Independent cafes, restaurants and small boutique hotels on quieter tree-lined streets, with a short tuk-tuk ride into the old town. The usual recommendation for anyone staying more than two nights.
Toul Tom Poung (Russian Market)
Named for the market at its centre. More residential and cheaper than BKK1, with design shops, coffee roasters and a growing cluster of small guesthouses. Good value if you want a neighbourhood rather than a strip, and do not mind riding in for the riverside.
Chroy Changvar
The peninsula across the water from the riverside, connected by bridge. More spread out than the centre, with hotels that look back across the river at the city skyline. Worth considering for the view and the space, less so if you want to walk to dinner.
Things to do in Phnom Penh
The Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
The former S-21 prison. Take the audio guide, and give it more time than you planned.
Choeung Ek Genocidal Center
The killing fields outside the city. Usually visited in the same half-day as Tuol Sleng.
The National Museum of Cambodia
The Angkorian sculpture that is not at Angkor, in a terracotta courtyard building.
Phsar Thmey (Central Market)
The yellow art deco dome, and the best browsing in the city.
Sunset on the river
When to visit Phnom Penh
Best months: Nov – Feb
Rate level is indicative and describes the season, not your dates. The price on each hotel above is for the dates shown, and is confirmed at booking.
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Frequently asked questions about Phnom Penh
What’s the best area to stay in Phnom Penh?
Riverside and Daun Penh put you within walking distance of the Royal Palace, the National Museum and the promenade, which suits a short first visit. BKK1 is quieter, greener and better for a longer stay, with the city’s densest run of independent cafes and restaurants. Toul Tom Poung, around the Russian Market, is cheaper again and more residential.
How many nights do I need in Phnom Penh?
Two full days covers the Royal Palace, the National Museum, the riverside and a half-day at Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek. A third day is worth it if you want the markets and the neighbourhoods rather than only the landmarks.
When is the best time to visit Phnom Penh?
November to February is dry and noticeably cooler, and it is the busiest and most expensive stretch of the year. March to May is very hot. From June to October the rain comes in short heavy bursts, mostly in the afternoon, and room rates are at their lowest.
How much does a hotel in Phnom Penh cost?
The range is wide — the capital has everything from hostel dorms to international five-star towers. The hotel list on this page is priced live for your dates rather than quoted from a guidebook, so the figures you see are the ones you would actually pay.
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