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Chaiya Palace Hotel

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  • Facilities listed for this property: spa, pool, restaurant, bar, business, rooftop.
  • Its own description places it in the upper range.
  • Its own description places it in the budget range.
  • Guests rate it 4.7/5 over 251 reviews.

Oknha Suor Pheng St. (266), Phnom Penh 12000, Cambodia

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Wonderful 251 reviews on Google 9.4

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Availability

8 Oct → 9 Oct 2026 · 1 night · 2 guests

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In-Room Coffee and Tea

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About Chaiya Palace Hotel

Chaiya Palace Hotel is a modern property in central Phnom Penh, located on Oknha Suor Pheng Street with views of the Mekong River and city skyline. The hotel offers spacious, clean rooms with in-room coffee and tea, along with a pool, gym, bar, and cafe. Room service and a conference room are available.

The hotel suits travellers wanting a comfortable base within walking distance of major sights and the riverfront. At competitive rates, it combines modern facilities with practical amenities for both leisure and business guests.

  • Spacious, clean rooms
  • Mekong River and city views
  • Pool with river views
  • Central location near Royal Palace
  • In-room coffee and tea
  • Bar and cafe on-site

The area

The hotel stands on Oknha Suor Pheng Street in central Phnom Penh, within walking distance of the Royal Palace and the Tonle Sap riverfront. Nearby attractions include Aeon Mall, a river viewpoint, and Bassac Lane, which offers dining and nightlife options.

Good to know

Room service and conference facilities are available. The hotel has a spa offering foot massages, facials, and sauna and steam room access.

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Facilities & policies

  • Good for children
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • International phone: +855 23 212 229

According to the hotel's Google Business Profile.

What travellers say on Google

4.7/5 · 251 reviews

Graham Backhouse

4 weeks ago

5/5

As retired Australian's, we travel Asia full time. We've stayed in many great hotels, but Chiaya Palace is up there with the best. What we Liked 1) The staff have an unbelievable care factor. Everyone one from reception, to cleaning, to restaurant staff, were exceptionally welcoming and nice. Always remembering our names, our room number and what drinks we prefer before we spoke. The staff absolutely make the hotel. 2) Food choice, especially at breakfast is fantastic. 3) Location is also superb, within easy walking to all main areas / attractions 4) The ice cold towels, welcome drink etc. on entry to hotel reception is a very nice touch. Chaiya Palace is personable. It's attention on guests and their comfort is first class. Well done Chaiya Palace ! Improvement Suggested 1) The pool area / sky bar is not really welcoming / useable. It's a shame. It needs revitalising.

Jane

3 months ago

5/5

An Unforgettable Stay at Chaiya Palace Hotel From the moment we arrived until the day we left, our experience at Chaiya Palace Hotel was nothing short of exceptional. A huge thank you to every member of staff who went above and beyond to make our trip so special. Their warmth, kindness, and attention to detail truly made us feel valued throughout our stay. One of the highlights was the incredible birthday welcome waiting for me on arrival. It was such a thoughtful surprise and a memory I will treasure for a long time. The effort the team put into making the occasion special was genuinely touching. Our room, the beautiful pool, and the hotel's facilities exceeded all our expectations. Everything was exactly what we had hoped for and more. We stayed in Room 1201, and I absolutely loved waking up to the stunning views overlooking Phnom Penh. Watching the city from above was a real treat and added something extra special to our stay. This hotel combines outstanding hospitality, fantastic facilities, and breathtaking views to create a truly memorable experience. I cannot recommend Chaiya Palace Hotel highly enough and would happily stay here again. Five stars all the way! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🤩✨😍 Thank you again to the entire team and the adorable Sam for making our visit so wonderful. We can't wait to return! ❤️

Chelsea Hartman

11 months ago

5/5

This is one of our best hotel experiences and we would absolutely stay here again. The staff were so accommodating and even though the latest we could check out was 1 pm, our flight was at midnight and they let us stay to use the pool, order food to the pool, use the spa and even shower. They were so generous and we spent 3 hours at the spa with a foot massage, facial, and an hour with the sauna and steam room. It was relaxing and the staff were wonderful. The room itself was luxurious with a super comfortable bed, nice view of the city and riverfront and hot shower with good water pressure. Breakfast was decent, typical buffet style with pastries, cereal, stir fry, fried rice, etc. the views from the restaurant and the pool were so incredible! We ordered lunch and they brought it to the pool, the fish amok, Caesar salad and French fries were all great. Easy walking distance from the Royal palace as well.

Sam Kung

3 months ago

4/5

We loved our stay at Chaiya Palace and we’ll definitely be coming back again. Why you ask, because the location is great. It’s only walking distance to the Royal Palace to sightsee during the day and walk along the Tonle Sap river in the afternoon and drink/karaoke/dance the night away in Bassat Lane. The pool is medium in size but the views of the Mekong and city skyline are amazing. Only downside is the gym which I can understand is small in size but it lacks even decent free weights or bars. In saying that the view from the gym is uninterrupted and beautiful, I’ve been to a lot of hotels and I’d say this is probably one of the best gym views I’ve ever worked out in. Additionally, Breakfast was another highlight as you had the option of the usual buffet or a’la carte and the Khor Kor was on point and the Reception and breakfast staff were amazing.

Ben W

4 months ago

5/5

Amazing rooms for $50 per night. The service is exceptional. Great location. The only downside was the gym which was really a gym and the pool is really small and only had a couple of sun beds. The restaurant served good burgers. I would definitely stay again.

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Wat Botum Park

Wat Botum Park

4.4

Parks & nature · 347 m · 4 min walk 4,654 reviews

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Wat Botum Park

Parks & nature 347 m 4 min walk 4.4/5 on Google

Wat Botum Park is 347 m north of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 4 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “parks & nature”.

The next two places under “parks & nature” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are Royal Palace Park (798 m) and Riverside (1.5 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Wat Botum Park is a large public green space in central Phnom Penh that combines open grounds with an active Buddhist temple complex. The park sits on Samdach Sothearos Boulevard and is open around the clock. Within its grounds stands the Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument, a substantial concrete structure in socialist realist style featuring statues of soldiers from both nations alongside figures representing civilians. The temple itself contains multiple pagodas, some newly constructed, and visitors report encounters with monks who are willing to show visitors inside buildings not normally open to the public.

Visitors consistently describe the park as clean and well-maintained, with a good atmosphere for evening activity when locals gather to exercise, dance, and play games. The space works well for jogging and casual walking, and public toilets are available for a small fee. However, several visitors mention that air quality can be poor, which some find stressful. The temple draws particular interest from those curious about its religious architecture and the notable presence of what appears to be either a wax figure or preserved remains of a monk displayed in one of the buildings—a detail visitors find distinctly unusual and worth investigating in person.

The park is suitable for morning or evening visits when temperatures are lower and activity levels are higher. Its 24-hour access means you can visit anytime, though the evening hours tend to be most lively. The combination of recreational space, temple grounds, and historical monument makes it worth an hour of exploration if you're based in central Phnom Penh and interested in both local community life and Buddhist architecture.

  • 347 m from the hotel — about 4 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 4,654 travellers on Google
Naga World Night Club

Naga World Night Club

4.4

Nightlife · 411 m · 5 min walk 159 reviews

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Naga World Night Club

Nightlife 411 m 5 min walk 4.4/5 on Google

Naga World Night Club is 411 m south-east of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 5 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “nightlife”.

The next two places under “nightlife” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are LOVE - Phnom Penh (903 m) and TŌKIO CLUB (3.6 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Naga World Night Club occupies a 13-storey complex near Samdach Hun Sen Park in central Phnom Penh, functioning as a combined casino, hotel, and entertainment venue. The nightclub itself sits within a larger gaming and hospitality facility that operates around the clock. The space is described by visitors as visually striking, with pulsating lights and vibrant décor designed to create an energetic atmosphere throughout the evening.

Visitors consistently highlight the quality of the music and DJs as a major draw, with both local talent and visiting international performers delivering EDM and electronic sets. The complex includes two distinctive casino floors with table games—predominantly Baccarat—alongside slot machines, plus poker and other gaming options. Naga World also features multiple restaurants and live entertainment programming including singers, bands, and traditional Khmer performances. Guests note the opulence of the building and the evident investment in its construction and décor. The venue appears to be designed more as a full casino and entertainment complex than a standalone nightclub, which means the nightlife experience sits alongside significant gaming activity.

The club operates 24 hours daily, seven days a week, so there is no specific time to visit—though like most nightclubs, it will be livelier after midnight. The venue caters to those seeking upscale, international-style entertainment in Phnom Penh. It suits visitors interested in both nightlife and gaming, though those seeking a pure club experience without the surrounding casino atmosphere may find the gaming element more prominent than expected. Entry and dress codes are typical for high-end venues of this type in the city.

  • 411 m from the hotel — about 5 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 159 travellers on Google
Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk

Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk

4.6

Sights · 415 m · 5 min walk 1,932 reviews

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Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk

Sights 415 m 5 min walk 4.6/5 on Google

Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk is 415 m south-west of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 5 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “sights”.

The next two places under “sights” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are Independence Monument (612 m) and Royal Palace of Cambodia (681 m), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

This memorial park in central Phnom Penh features a bronze statue of Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's late "King Father," standing 4.5 metres tall beneath a traditional Khmer-style stupa that reaches 27 metres high. The statue depicts him in a modern business suit rather than royal dress. Built in 2013, the monument commemorates Sihanouk's role in liberating Cambodia from French colonialism on November 9, 1953. The site sits near the Independence Monument, allowing visitors to see both landmarks in one visit.

Visitors describe the memorial as a pleasant, walkable space where families and friends gather. The monument itself is noted for its neat carving and striking appearance. People appreciate the opportunity to observe local life here, though some suggest visiting in the afternoon to avoid the intense midday heat and to capture better photographs. The site is also worth seeing at night when it is lit up, offering a different perspective on the structure.

The park is open 24 hours daily and accessible year-round, though the afternoon visits tend to be more comfortable. Reaching it requires navigating busy surrounding roads, which some visitors find challenging. The memorial suits those interested in recent Cambodian history and royal monuments, or anyone spending time in central Phnom Penh who wants to understand the country's modern heritage.

  • 415 m from the hotel — about 5 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 1,932 travellers on Google
Independence Monument

Independence Monument

4.5

Sights · 612 m · 8 min walk 5,346 reviews

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Independence Monument

Sights 612 m 8 min walk 4.5/5 on Google

Independence Monument is 612 m west of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 8 minutes on foot. It is among the three closest places to the hotel under “sights”.

The next two places under “sights” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk (415 m) and Royal Palace of Cambodia (681 m), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

The Independence Monument is a 20-meter tall sandstone tower in the heart of Phnom Penh, built in 1958 to mark Cambodia's independence from France in 1953. Shaped like a blooming lotus bud—a symbol of purity in Khmer culture—the monument stands in a roundabout surrounded by a park area with open space and views across the city. The site is accessible around the clock and sits on Norodom Boulevard in central Phnom Penh.

Visitors consistently praise the monument as an ideal spot for evening visits, when it is illuminated with golden lighting and draws both locals and travellers to the surrounding area. The square becomes a peaceful gathering place at night, and the cool breeze from the nearby riverfront makes it pleasant for walking or sitting. Early morning visits offer fewer crowds and good photography conditions. Guests note the monument's impressive carved details and its prominence as a recognizable city landmark, though some mention the busy traffic roundabout surrounding it.

The site works best as an evening or early morning visit if you prefer quieter conditions. There is no entrance fee and the grounds are open at all hours, making it flexible to fit into any itinerary. Bring a camera if you want to capture the lit monument at night or get clear shots in the early morning. It suits anyone wanting a short outdoor stop in central Phnom Penh that connects history, local atmosphere, and city views without requiring much time or advance planning.

  • 612 m from the hotel — about 8 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 5,346 travellers on Google
Royal Palace of Cambodia

Royal Palace of Cambodia

4.3

Sights · 681 m · 9 min walk 13,745 reviews

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Royal Palace of Cambodia

Sights 681 m 9 min walk 4.3/5 on Google

Royal Palace of Cambodia is 681 m north of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 9 minutes on foot. It is among the three closest places to the hotel under “sights”.

The next two places under “sights” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk (415 m) and Independence Monument (612 m), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

The Royal Palace of Cambodia is an ornate walled complex in central Phnom Penh, built in the 1860s and rebuilt in the 1920s. Visitors walk through courtyards and pavilions decorated in classical Khmer style, including the Silver Pagoda with its distinctive floor. The king's private residence sits within the grounds but is not open to the public. The compound occupies prime riverfront land between the Mekong and Tonlé Sap rivers.

Guests consistently praise the architecture, gardens, and sense of stepping back in time through well-preserved buildings and grounds. The entrance fee of around USD 10 is generally accepted as fair value, though some visitors question the cost. A notable concern is visitor management: some guests report being rushed through if using a guide, and once you move to a different area, re-entry is not permitted, which can frustrate those wanting to linger or backtrack. Staff professionalism is usually mentioned positively, though isolated incidents of overly strict enforcement around photography rules have been reported.

The palace opens daily from 8 am to 5 pm, though there is a midday break from 11 am to 2 pm. Dress codes are enforced—shoulders and knees must be covered, hats are not allowed, and shoes must be removed inside buildings and temples. Early morning visits on weekends tend to be less crowded. Plan at least two hours if exploring without a guide, and longer if you want to photograph the buildings carefully. It suits visitors interested in Cambodian royal history and Khmer architecture, though those seeking a leisurely, self-paced experience may find the restrictions limiting.

  • 681 m from the hotel — about 9 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 13,745 travellers on Google
Bassac Lane

Bassac Lane

4.6

Bars · 712 m · 9 min walk 1,042 reviews

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Bassac Lane

Bars 712 m 9 min walk 4.6/5 on Google

Bassac Lane is 712 m south-west of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 9 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “bars”.

The next two places under “bars” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are HighGround Sky Bar (1.2 km) and The WATERS Pub and Eatery (3.1 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Bassac Lane is a cluster of narrow streets in central Phnom Penh lined with bars, small clubs, and eateries tucked into a compact area near Street 308. The lane itself is the draw—a concentrated strip of nightlife venues rather than a single establishment. Visitors find a mixture of cocktail bars, hidden eateries, and music venues, with a social atmosphere that draws both tourists and foreigners looking for an evening out.

Guests consistently describe the atmosphere as lively and energetic, with many praising the mix of trendy bars and relaxed social vibe. The drinks are noted as varied, and the setting feels intimate despite the density of venues. Visitors mention the best time to visit is evening or late evening, when the lane becomes most active. The area also offers Cambodian street food and local dishes alongside international options. Some guests note that Bassac Lane sits within an area known for its full range of nightlife establishments—a practical detail worth knowing before visiting.

The lane operates from 5 PM to midnight daily, making it suitable for both early evening drinks and later nights out. It works well for anyone wanting to experience Phnom Penh's social nightlife scene without traveling far—the compact geography means you can move between several bars easily. The atmosphere appeals to those comfortable in busy, mixed social settings rather than seekers of quiet or upscale venues.

  • 712 m from the hotel — about 9 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 1,042 travellers on Google
Royal Palace Park

Royal Palace Park

4.5

Parks & nature · 798 m · 10 min walk 5,595 reviews

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Royal Palace Park

Parks & nature 798 m 10 min walk 4.5/5 on Google

Royal Palace Park is 798 m north of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 10 minutes on foot. It is among the three closest places to the hotel under “parks & nature”.

The next two places under “parks & nature” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are Wat Botum Park (347 m) and Riverside (1.5 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Royal Palace Park in central Phnom Penh is a riverside green space offering views of the Royal Palace and its surrounding architecture, including the Moonlight Pavilion. The park is open twenty-four hours and free to enter. Visitors find pleasant walking paths through maintained gardens, riverside seating areas, and good vantage points for photography. The atmosphere shifts noticeably between day and night: mornings attract those seeking sunrise views and quiet walks, while late afternoon and evening bring families, street food vendors, and performers who gather along the river walk.

Guests consistently praise the park's cleanliness, peaceful setting, and escape from city noise. The views of the royal architecture, especially at sunset, are frequently mentioned as a highlight. The community atmosphere during evening hours appeals to many visitors, with multiple food stalls and activities creating a lively social space. One practical note: some visitors find the adjacent Royal Palace complex itself (with its ticketed areas and temple buildings) worth visiting, though parts may be under construction. Photography is not permitted inside the temples or palace buildings, which some visitors noted as a limitation.

The park suits travellers looking for a free, accessible place to relax or walk. Morning visits work well for those chasing sunrise light and quieter surroundings. Evening visits offer more activity and food options, and the river breezes make it comfortable during hot afternoons. No special preparation is needed for the park itself, though if you plan to enter the paid Royal Palace complex, bring cash for the entrance fee and expect temple photography restrictions.

  • 798 m from the hotel — about 10 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 5,595 travellers on Google
Wild Phnom Penh

Wild Phnom Penh

4.8

Restaurants · 873 m · 11 min walk 959 reviews

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Wild Phnom Penh

Restaurants 873 m 11 min walk 4.8/5 on Google

Wild Phnom Penh is 873 m south-west of Chaiya Palace Hotel — about 11 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “restaurants”.

The next two places under “restaurants” from Chaiya Palace Hotel are 306 Khema Steakhouse (934 m) and Pizza 4P's 313 Quayside (1.1 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Tucked down a small alleyway at 13Y St 830, this all-day spot mixes an indoor house area with outdoor seating and greenery, giving it a garden-like, unhurried feel rather than a typical street-side café. The menu runs from snacks and spring rolls to cocktails, coffee, and matcha, with a kitchen that leans toward Western-influenced takes on Cambodian staples. Toys are kept on hand for guests travelling with babies, and there is no dedicated parking, given the narrow lane it sits on.

Visitors return repeatedly for the spring rolls, especially a burrata version, and for breakfast dishes like avocado toast, which several reviewers rate above other options in the city. Cocktails, including a spicy mango drink, get consistent praise, and staff are described again and again as attentive, warm, and genuinely welcoming. The recurring caveats are the coffee and matcha, which a few guests found underwhelming compared to Phnom Penh's growing café scene, and prices that are noted as on the higher side for the city. Ventilation indoors can also struggle in humid weather, since fans alone were not enough for one visitor when it rained and outdoor seating was not an option.

Go for a relaxed breakfast or lunch when you want a calmer, garden-adjacent setting away from city noise, or for an evening cocktail with spring rolls if heat is welcome on the palate. It suits couples on a date, small groups of friends, or informal work meetings, and the restaurant explicitly discourages loud noise and smoking to protect that quiet. Since it is in an alley with no parking, arriving on foot, by tuk-tuk, or by app-based ride is more practical, and it is worth knowing in advance that specialty drinks are a stronger bet here than coffee.

  • 873 m from the hotel — about 11 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 959 travellers on Google

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Not directly. Chaiya Palace Hotel is not a partner hotel, so we have neither its live availability nor its rates. You can send them your dates and they answer you by email.

Will I be charged anything?

No. Heroes Hotels takes no payment for this hotel and holds no room. Any payment is agreed directly with the hotel.

How can I contact them?

By phone on +855 23 212 229, or through the request form on this page.

Where is it?

Oknha Suor Pheng St. (266), Phnom Penh 12000, Cambodia

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the entrance is wheelchair accessible according to the hotel's Google profile. Ask the hotel about the rooms and bathrooms before you book.

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