Hotels with balcony in Phnom Penh

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!

The staff's attentiveness and smiles were excellent. The hotel is near the Royal Palace, so it's a safe area. It's also very close to bus route 240. The facilities were very clean, and the room was spacious. Breakfast was delicious, with the menu changing slightly every day. Personally, I really enjoyed the noodles. The sky bar and rooftop pool offered beautiful views of the Royal Palace during the day and a stunning night view. Although there's no washing machine, laundry service is available at the front desk and is reasonably priced per kilogram. I would love to stay here again.

I had a good stay overall for a fair price, but don't expect luxury. I liked the well-maintained room, the gym and the rooftop pool. However, the hotel charges a $50 deposit and has more prohibition signs than the streets of Singapore, which doesn't feel welcoming. In the room, there was no safety box, which is basic. The usability of the kitchen is limited. Similarly, the washing machine doesn't come with a dryer and there is nothing to hang up your clothes.

Perfectly positioned for exploring Phnom Penh. Royal Palace, Riverside, and markets all within easy walking distance. Rooms are surprisingly spacious and spotlessly maintained. The 24-hour pub downstairs is a genuine asset—reliable food and drink whenever you need it. Staff consistently go above expectations. Noise is the trade-off for this central location. Excellent value; bring earplugs and you'll be fine.

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.

Despite arriving close to midnight, I was able to check in. The staff were attentive and the hotel was more than adequate. It's a great base hotel for sightseeing, especially if you're using a motorcycle navigation app. Be aware that for rooms on the 5th floor, you'll need to take the elevator to the 4th floor and then use the stairs. The steps are quite steep, so be careful if you have large luggage! For someone like me who prioritizes value for money when choosing hotels abroad and is willing to overlook minor inconveniences, this hotel was perfectly satisfying!

Excellent service, spacious rooms, and budget-friendly, plus it has a swimming pool. My only complaint is that the room was quite dusty, I had to sleep in my clothes.