Βρείτε ξενοδοχεία 3-Star στην πόλη Πνομ Πενχ

"Budget hotel in the center of Phnom Penh. Staff are friendly and helpful. Location is good. Surrounded by market, food vendors and mart. You can access to most locations by Tuk Tuk. There is elevator in the building. The room is a bit small, but it is okay for me to stay alone. Hotel could be improve abit in term of smell inside the room. Probably they can spray something to make it smell fresh. Every room has Woden curtains, it doesn’t fully close. So if you are sensitive to the light during sleeping, you might find it so bright. It was good if they can make the curtain fully close because I sometimes find it weird and feel like someone can see me from an outside. Overall it is good"

"This was my first time in Phnom Penh. I don't speak any Khmer, and my English is at a very basic level, so I specifically looked for a Japanese-owned hotel. I chose Azumaya Hotel Phnom Penh because it had a large public bath, affordable massages, Japanese breakfast service, and free access to a washing machine and dryer. * **Public Bath:** Women's bathing hours are after 11 PM. * **Restaurant:** Breakfast is a buffet, but if you're late for the buffet hours, they'll serve you a set meal instead. I really enjoyed the daily changing local fruits and yogurt. * **Massage:** $9 for 40 minutes, with courses up to 100 minutes available. It was so affordable that I used it every day. * **Laundry:** Free of charge, with drum washing machines and large dryers. * **Outlets:** Although the picture shows a Type C plug, Japanese plugs can be used directly. * **Location:** I'm not entirely familiar with Phnom Penh's entertainment district, but a 7-minute tuk-tuk ride will get you to Central Market, Boeung Keng Kang Market, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and the Night Market. There's a Vietnamese convenience store a 2-minute walk away. Starbucks is right in front of the hotel. Within a 1-minute walk, there's a Japanese set meal restaurant, a Vietnamese restaurant, and a Chinese restaurant (which I found a bit pricey). * **Hotel Staff's Japanese Level:** They can handle simple Japanese. More complex conversations might be difficult, but they try their best to assist you. I had emailed the hotel beforehand to confirm the location and facilities, and I received an excellent response in Japanese. * **Currency Exchange:** You can exchange yen for dollars or riel. 10,000 JPY was equivalent to $60. * **Airport Express Bus Stop:** If coming from the airport, get off at Canadia Park (50 minutes from the airport), then it's a 5-10 minute tuk-tuk ride to the hotel. To get to the airport from the city, catch the bus from the University of Health Sciences, which is across the road from Canadia Park. I would definitely stay at Azumaya Hotel again if I visit Phnom Penh in the future. The staff mentioned that almost all guests are Japanese."

"The room was average, but the service was great. The young lady at the front desk was always smiling and seemed really warm. Plus, we could check in early, not having to wait until 2 PM, which was very considerate. The only downside was the construction next door; it was noisy every morning."

"New, modern, clean hotel located just next to riverfront and walking street. Few tourist attractions is within walking distance from hotel. Very polite and helpful staff. No drinking water provided in room 😕. Kettle is provided, boil your own 🤭 Definitely will stay here again if visit Phenom Penh."

"It was great stay and the location is really near by to all the major locations in phnom Penh, the only thing which downgraded is the breakfast is disappointing not very much spread like other ibis hotels very limited"

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! Everything was perfect from the moment I arrived. The staff were incredibly kind, friendly, and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. The room was spotless and very comfortable, and the view from my room was absolutely beautiful. I really enjoyed my stay and felt very welcome throughout my visit. Thank you for the excellent service and hospitality. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area🥰❤️"

"I had a really good stay at Bliss & Beats Hotel in Phnom Penh. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and they even helped arrange tuk-tuk transportation to popular attractions such as the Royal Palace, temples, and the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. One of the best features of the hostel is the large, secure lockers. They are spacious enough for large bags and luggage, which gave me extra peace of mind during my stay. The location is also excellent, with markets, cafés, Indian and Chinese restaurants, and many other food options just a short walk away. There are also some more upscale shopping areas nearby. Overall, it was a comfortable, convenient, and good-value place to stay, especially for travelers who appreciate helpful staff and spacious luggage lockers. I would definitely recommend it."