Hotels with Bars in Phnom Penh

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.

Breakfast spread basic but comprehensive; but dinning experience can be better. As few dishes we ordered were for sharing (asians love to share food); side places & flatware should be easily available; and since hot buns were served with soup & salads; basic request of olive oil; should be easily available too; especially they serving pasta dishes….etc. Nonetheless; service is good and the view spectacular.

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.

Perfect stay! Service was excellent, room is spacious and clean, we stayed in the river-view room and the view is amazing! The rooftop bar/restaurant has a fantastic view with delicious food. A very short walk to the Grand Palace (5-7 minutes walk), the atmosphere was really happening during weekend nights. So many eateries just outside the hotel. Halal restaurants are just next door and along the same row.Definitely will stay again if I ever come back to Phnom Penh. Recommended.o

I splurged on an Executive Suite during my solo trip. The room was incredibly spacious, and the bed was exceptionally comfortable. Although the amenities were chargeable, they were very comprehensive, and in-room facilities like the hairdryer and electric kettle were perfect, making for a comfortable stay. The river view from the window was also amazing, giving a real sense of Cambodia's rapid development. With an Aeon Mall right nearby, the location was unbeatable for shopping and dining. There's just one tiny thing: perhaps feeling lonely that I was alone, a few 'friends' (cockroaches) came to visit me in the room... ! 😅 However, when I requested room cleaning the next day, they stopped coming, so the response was helpful. Overall, the satisfaction with the facilities, location, and views is very high, so I highly recommend this hotel to resilient individuals who can laugh off a few bugs!

Activate C3 Hostel is a highly rated, budget-friendly accommodation option located across the river in the Chrouy Changvar peninsula of Phnom Penh. Known for its quiet, community-driven atmosphere, it is a popular escape from the hectic city center.

I stayed at Okay Boutique Hotel for one night with my family, and overall, it was a great experience and excellent value for money. The staff were truly superb—warm, welcoming, and always ready to assist with a smile. Our room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, which made our short stay with the family very easy and pleasant. We also loved the hotel’s ambiance, and the location was convenient for exploring the area. Breakfast was okay with a decent selection, though it could have had a little more variety. Pool area and rooftop bar is amazing at night! For the price, the quality of the room, service, and overall experience was definitely worth it. We would happily stay here again on our next visit to Phnom Penh!

Formal Feedback: Failure to Deliver Mandatory Hygiene Standards During My 4‑Night Stay Dear Hotel Management, I am writing to register a formal feedback following my four‑night booking of a Twin Room via Trip.com, at around SGD 119 per night. While the rooftop pool had a good view and your front‑desk staff delivered outstanding customer care, my stay was compromised by repeated facility defects and, most significantly, a pest issue that represents a clear failure on the hotel’s part to uphold baseline hygiene responsibilities. The breakfast buffet included fried rice, kway teow, fried taro, an omelette station, long beans, a tiny portion of bacon, porridge, bread, and beverages. It was disappointing to see almost no protein options such as ham, sausage or chicken, making the offering unbalanced. (On the last day morning, they added sausage, beef with vegetables which were good!) The regular visits of three Great Hornbills were a unique highlight. My first room suffered from a non‑stop dripping noise from the central air‑conditioner throughout the night, which deprived me of sleep. I requested relocation the next morning, and your reception team acted quickly and professionally to move me to a triple room with a separate air‑conditioning unit. I want to emphasise how commendable your frontline employees are. Even in the second room, the hot shower remained problematic: water temperature fluctuated, and hot water took a very long time to arrive. The most serious failing was hygiene. I first found a cockroach on the table and disposed of it. Then, as I prepared this message, I discovered two baby cockroaches on my bed, seemingly coming out from the wooden bed base, nearly climbing into my pillow. Took a video and photos of it. Finding cockroaches on the bed — the space intended for rest — was extremely distressing. This is not a minor, random occurrence. It points to an underlying, unresolved infestation inside the room’s fixtures, a problem that should have been identified and eliminated by your housekeeping and maintenance teams before any guest occupies the room. I had already been moved once due to air‑conditioning failure. Not wishing to create extra work for your helpful front‑desk team, I endured the situation without asking for yet another room change, as my checkout is tomorrow afternoon. I travel monthly throughout Asia and have reviewed hundreds of hotels. I do not place blame on your individual staff members. **This is a management failure: the hotel did not fulfil its core duty to provide a clean, pest‑free place to stay. On the day of checkout, there was an water disruption at 12noon. And i wasn't informed about this. And my checking out time is 1pm. I understand that some maintenance is needed. But the hotel can inform us earlier so we can do our part by doing our clean up earlier. Good service means nothing if guests cannot feel safe and comfortable in their own beds. This experience has left me with no confidence to book this hotel in the future. I ask that management acknowledge this service shortfall, investigate the pest infestation thoroughly, and carry out proper remediation. In conclusion, the service staff are excellent and fantastic! But the cockroach was a NO NO to me. Hence, I will not return to stay. JT

I didn't notice and booked a room without a window. But the most important thing you need to know is that the hotel is located right above a bar. On the ground floor—and serving as the hotel entrance itself—is a very noisy entertainment venue. The room was poorly cleaned with a very sticky floor. There is no soundproofing at all; every little rustle can be heard from the neighboring room. I couldn't get any sleep because a drunk man was screaming in the hallway at night. It was awful. The only positive thing about this hotel is its location.

It's still my preferred choice due to the privacy of the very large ”coffins”. I really wish they had a urinal or the toilets separate from the showers (so that people don't go in there with their shoes for their 1's & 2's. The dorm has a very high ceiling and is quite large, so the two aircon units set to 17 barely get the place to maybe 23°. It can get quite humid in a capsule with the door closed.