Finding a good hotel in Phnom Penh starts with reading review volume before the rating itself. A hotel with 2,490 reviews and a 4.9 rating tells you far more than one with only 19 reviews at 3.8 stars. TRIBE Phnom Penh Post Office Square, well reviewed on that scale, is centrally located and typical of mid-range hotels in the city. Once you know which hotels have solid guest feedback, filter by category and location. Phnom Penh has 118 hotels, 72 guest houses, 11 hostels, and other kinds listed; each suits different travellers. Yuetai Riverside sits on Preah Sisowath Quay by the river, ideal if you want riverside views and access to restaurants like Pizza 4P's 313 Quayside.
Prices in Phnom Penh range from $3 to $600 per night, depending on what you choose. Budget options include SkyMansion at $12 a night and Skyhotel Phnom Penh at $10, both bookable with live prices that vary by date. Mid-range properties like Yuetai Riverside start from $20, while Real Hope Condo begins at $25. Check whether a hotel is bookable directly on the site with a live price—this means you see what you actually pay—or whether you can only contact the hotel to inquire.
“I really liked the place. The staff is very polite, and if there's a problem or request, they take care of it quickly. The place is pretty good for the price”
Алиса Чернечкая, Google review of SkyMansion
SkyVilla, on Street 400 in Boeng Keng Kang, offers another budget option at $15 a night. Read what guests say about location, cleanliness, and how staff handle requests. A riverside hotel puts you near spas like BODIA SPA Riverside and cafés like Siso Bakery on Street 350, which shapes your stay as much as the room itself.
