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157 hotels in Phnom Penh, 5 of them bookable directly on Heroes Hotels from 12 USD a night. Availability and prices come live from each hotel's own front desk — you pay the hotel, not a middleman.

The capital of Cambodia sits at the confluence of three rivers, a sprawling city where French colonial architecture stands alongside Buddhist temples and modern hotels. Phnom Penh draws visitors who want to explore South...

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The capital of Cambodia sits at the confluence of three rivers, a sprawling city where French colonial architecture stands alongside Buddhist temples and modern hotels. Phnom Penh draws visitors who want to explore Southeast Asia's history, eat well, and experience urban life away from the beach resorts that dominate elsewhere in the country. There are 266 accommodations listed here, with 6 available to book directly through Heroes Hotels.

The mix of properties tells you something about the city's appeal to different kinds of traveller. Hotels make up the bulk of the listings at 118 properties, reflecting Phnom Penh's role as a business and tourism hub. Guest houses and hostels account for 72 and 11 listings respectively, catering to independent travellers and backpackers. There are also 14 motels, 10 lodgings, and smaller numbers of bed and breakfasts, extended stay hotels, inns and resort hotels, giving options across budgets and lengths of stay.

Visitors spend their time in the restaurants and cafés scattered across neighbourhoods like BKK1, on the riverside at Pizza 4P's or TUBE Coffee, or unwinding at spas like BODIA SPA. The city has museums documenting Cambodia's history, nightlife venues running late into the morning, and street food culture that keeps the city alive around the clock. Phnom Penh suits anyone curious about Cambodian history and contemporary culture, food travellers, business visitors, and those who want to experience a major Southeast Asian city on their own terms.

Where to stay

Phnom Penh's 266 accommodations range from budget hostels and guest houses to mid-range hotels and resort properties. Observed prices across sampled listings run from 3 to 600 US dollars, reflecting the variety of options available across the city. The largest category is hotels at 118 properties, followed by guest houses, motels, and smaller boutique and extended stay options.

Best for

  • Cambodian history and culture
  • Street food and dining scenes
  • Urban Southeast Asia exploration
  • Business travel

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Things to do in Phnom Penh

Things to do in Phnom Penh (36+)

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Pizza 4P's 313 Quayside

Pizza 4P's 313 Quayside

4.9

Restaurants 13,289 reviews

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Pizza 4P's 313 Quayside

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

Pizza 4P's occupies a riverside spot on Preah Sisowath Quay, with indoor seating on the second floor offering an elevated view over the water, as well as outdoor tables for those who prefer to sit by the street. The kitchen centres on wood-fired pizza, with the four-cheese version singled out by regulars, alongside a broader menu of Japanese-influenced dishes typical of the Pizza 4P's brand. The dining room is air-conditioned, with a visible pizza oven and a bar counter, and the setting works equally for a casual meal, a family dinner, or an evening with friends.

Visitors consistently mention the quality and consistency of the pizza, along with attentive, polished service that includes small touches like complimentary lemongrass tea, water, and fresh towels before meals. The riverside sunset view, especially from window seats, comes up often as a highlight, along with the pleasant contrast between the warmth of the pizza oven and the comfortable indoor setting. The main caveats raised are that prices sit on the higher side for Phnom Penh, and that the location gets very busy on weekends, when car-free days on the riverside can mean a longer walk in from where tuk tuks drop passengers.

Given the volume of praise for consistency and the busy weekend crowds, reservations are advisable, particularly for dinner or weekend visits when the restaurant fills up quickly. The place suits couples looking for a sunset dinner, families, and groups of friends, and it works for both a relaxed lunch and a fuller evening meal, open daily from late morning until 11pm.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 13,289 travellers on Google
LOVE - Phnom Penh

LOVE - Phnom Penh

4.8

Nightlife 1,663 reviews

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LOVE - Phnom Penh

Nightlife 4.8/5 on Google

A late-night club in the Wat Langka area of Phnom Penh, open from 9pm to 4am every night of the week. Inside is a dance floor built for a proper night out, with a mix of international music driving the crowd rather than a quiet lounge setup. It draws a party crowd looking to stay out until sunrise rather than an early-evening drinks spot.

Visitors consistently describe an energetic, packed dance floor and good vibes throughout the night, with several mentioning fair drink prices as a plus rather than a gripe. A recurring theme in the reviews is praise for a particular staff member, Tin Tin, who guests credit repeatedly for making their night memorable, suggesting a level of attentive, personable service that stands out from a typical club experience. No significant complaints appear in the available reviews, though the dance floor being described as busy suggests it can get crowded on popular nights.

This is a late-night destination, not an early or pre-dinner option, so plan to arrive well after 9pm and expect the energy to build as the night goes on, given the 4am close. It suits travellers looking for an international-music dance club with a lively atmosphere rather than a low-key bar. Given the consistent mentions of a crowded dance floor, those who prefer more personal space might find it busiest around peak hours, while groups looking for a high-energy party night in Phnom Penh should find it a solid fit.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 1,663 travellers on Google
BODIA SPA Riverside

BODIA SPA Riverside

4.8

Spa & wellness 1,498 reviews

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BODIA SPA Riverside

Spa & wellness 4.8/5 on Google

Set on a corner of Samdach Sothearos Boulevard by the riverside, this spa pairs treatment rooms with a retail counter of its own skincare and body-care products. Visitors mention large, well-appointed rooms, and treatments span coconut oil full-body massage, aromatherapy massages of varying lengths, and combination head, neck and back work. The organic-leaning products used during treatments are also sold on site for those who want to take something home.

Guests consistently praise the therapists as skilled, attentive and professional, with several naming staff members who tailored pressure to request. The quality of the massage oils and skincare products comes up repeatedly as a point of distinction rather than an afterthought. Service is described as warm from arrival, and more than one visitor reported being accommodated without a prior booking, including on a busy day, which suggests some flexibility even if reservations are the safer route. No recurring complaints appear in the feedback gathered.

The spa is open daily from 10 in the morning until 11 at night, making it workable for a pre-dinner unwind or a late evening reset after a day of sightseeing along the riverside. It suits travellers who want a proper massage rather than a quick foot rub, and anyone curious about Cambodian-made skincare lines worth carrying home. Booking ahead is advisable for popular slots or longer treatments such as the 90-minute aromatherapy option, though walk-ins have reportedly been welcomed when rooms are free. Address is on Street 178 at its corner with Samdach Sothearos Boulevard, an easy stop for those already near the riverfront.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 1,498 travellers on Google
Siso Bakery

Siso Bakery

4.8

Cafés & bakeries 1,385 reviews

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Siso Bakery

Cafés & bakeries 4.8/5 on Google

Siso Bakery sits on Street 350 in the BKK1 area of Phnom Penh, a bakery-café built around a display case of carefully finished cakes and pastries alongside a full coffee and drinks menu. The interior draws on a vintage, nostalgic decor in orange and brown tones, with staff in matching uniforms, and it has enough seating to function as a proper sit-down café rather than a grab-and-go counter.

Visitors consistently praise the presentation of the cakes and pastries, singling out the croissants for their buttery aroma and the matcha drinks as well made. The atmosphere and the warmth of the staff come up often, with several people describing it as a calm, cozy escape from the street outside. The recurring caveat is price: cupcakes and specialty drinks are seen by some as expensive for what they are, and one recent visit reported an inconsistent cappuccino and limited options like no plain sugar, only syrup, alongside a redo served in a paper cup. So execution can vary, even if the reputation for good pastries generally holds.

Go for breakfast or a mid-morning coffee, since opening is early at 6:30 AM and it runs through to 7:00 PM daily, which also makes it workable for an afternoon pastry break. Expect it to be busy, as it is one of the better known bakeries in Phnom Penh with limited comparable competition at the same level, so seating can fill up. It suits people looking for a proper coffee-and-cake sit-down rather than the cheapest option in the neighborhood, and those prepared to pay a premium for the setting and presentation.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 1,385 travellers on Google
Ancle Hai Hotpot

Ancle Hai Hotpot

4.8

Restaurants 1,207 reviews

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Ancle Hai Hotpot

Restaurants 4.8/5 on Google

A hotpot restaurant on Street 257 in Phnom Penh, run on a buffet format where diners help themselves to a wide spread of meats, vegetables, dumplings, meatballs and sauces to cook at their own table. The menu is set around a fixed price rather than à la carte ordering, and there is an ice cream machine among the extras, though several visitors mention it is often out of order or not yet ready when they want it.

Guests are consistently positive about the quality of the ingredients, describing the meat and vegetables as fresh and the soup base as flavourful, with the meatballs and dumplings singled out more than once as favourites. The price is repeatedly called affordable for what is included, and the staff are described as friendly and attentive to hygiene. The recurring complaint is about time and crowds: the restaurant gets busy, tables often mean waiting in line, food can arrive slowly once seated, and each sitting is capped at around 90 minutes, which some diners find tight given the wait to get in.

Given the queues, it suits visitors who can go outside peak meal times or who are prepared to wait a little for a table. It is open daily from 11 in the morning to 10 at night, so both lunch and dinner sittings are possible. It works well for groups or friends wanting a casual, self-serve hotpot meal at a reasonable price, but those in a hurry, or hoping for quick table turnover, should factor in the possibility of a line and a slower-than-expected start to the meal.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 1,207 travellers on Google
Bodia Spa BKK1 Phnom Penh

Bodia Spa BKK1 Phnom Penh

4.8

Spa & wellness 1,010 reviews

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Bodia Spa BKK1 Phnom Penh

Spa & wellness 4.8/5 on Google

Set across three floors in BKK1, this spa offers private cabins that can host solo visitors or small groups of up to three, each with its own shower and a choice of massage oils. The lobby doubles as a small retail area for bath and wellness products, and the overall design is polished and calm, with staff greeting guests with tea and a foot cleaning before treatments begin.

Reviews are largely consistent in praising the therapists, who are described as attentive and skilled at adjusting pressure during the massage, and the reception staff, who are called warm and caring. Guests repeatedly mention the hot shower and product range afterward as a nice touch, and several note that promotions are sometimes available on certain massages during set daytime hours. Not every visitor is equally impressed: one review found the herbal compress massage pleasant but unremarkable, and felt the pricing was a little steep for what was delivered, while another wished for less oil during the body massage. So expectations should be tuned toward a comfortable, well-run experience rather than something extraordinary every time.

The spa is open daily from 10am to 11pm, which makes it workable for both an afternoon break and an evening wind-down after a day of sightseeing. Booking ahead is worth doing, as at least one guest arranged their appointment the day before and benefited from a time-limited discount. It suits travellers looking for a reliable, attractively designed spa in BKK1 for a massage or short pampering session, though those seeking bargain pricing or an unconventional treatment menu may want to weigh the cost against the fairly standard offerings.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 1,010 travellers on Google
Wild Phnom Penh

Wild Phnom Penh

4.8

Restaurants 959 reviews

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Wild Phnom Penh

Restaurants 4.8/5 on Google

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.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 959 travellers on Google
SOSORO - Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum

SOSORO - Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum

4.8

Museums & galleries 898 reviews

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SOSORO - Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum

Museums & galleries 4.8/5 on Google

A museum tracing Cambodia's economic and monetary history, from pre-currency barter systems through the French colonial piastre era to the riel and beyond. The galleries combine photographs, artifacts and educational videos with a chronological layout that guests describe as easy to follow, and the building includes a garden area with a café where visitors can pause between sections.

Reviews are consistently positive and several describe spending hours inside. Visitors repeatedly praise the clarity of the timeline, the depth of the curation, and the friendliness of staff, with more than one saying the museum gave them a better grasp of Khmer history than other institutions in the city. The strong air conditioning is mentioned often as a welcome relief from the heat, though a couple of reviewers suggest bringing long sleeves as it can feel quite cold inside. One visitor felt a section on inflation and the role of money as a store of wealth was presented a little inconsistently, and photography inside the exhibits does not appear to be allowed, which a returning visitor noted as a drawback.

The museum is open daily except Monday, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., which gives flexibility for planning a visit around other sightseeing in Phnom Penh. It suits travellers with an interest in economic or colonial history, and those looking for an air-conditioned, well-organised stop that can easily fill an afternoon. The on-site garden and café make it a reasonable place to combine a museum visit with a coffee break, and the address on Preah Moha Ksatreiyani Kossamak Avenue keeps it within easy reach of the city centre.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 898 travellers on Google

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Booking a hotel in Phnom Penh

How do I book a hotel in Phnom Penh?
Enter your dates at the top of the page and you will see the rooms that are genuinely free on those nights, at the rate the hotel is selling them for today. Pick one, give your name, e-mail and phone, and confirm — no account to create. The reservation lands directly in the hotel's own booking system, so it is held the moment you confirm: there is no intermediary, and no waiting for a hotel to accept or decline. Your confirmation e-mail arrives within a couple of minutes with the booking reference, the address and the reception's phone number, and the hotel can reply to it directly if you need anything before you arrive.
Can I pay cash on arrival in Phnom Penh?
Yes. Every hotel bookable here takes cash at the desk, and paying online by card is offered as well — you choose at the last step. If you pick cash, nothing at all is taken from you when you book: no deposit, no card number, no pre-authorisation. You simply settle the full amount at reception when you check in, in dollars or riel. If you prefer to arrive with everything already paid, the card option charges you once, at the hotel's own rate, and your confirmation then shows the stay as settled.
Is there a booking fee?
No. The price you see is the hotel's own price, and it is the price you pay: Heroes Hotels adds no booking fee, no service charge and no "resort fee" at the end, and takes no commission out of what the hotel receives. That is the whole point of booking here rather than through a large travel site, which typically keeps 15 to 20% of the room rate — money the hotel would rather put into your stay. The only amounts that can ever appear on top are taxes the property is legally required to collect, and those are shown before you confirm, never after.
How much is a hotel night in Phnom Penh?
Rooms start at 12 USD a night for the dates you entered, and that figure is a live rate pulled from the hotels themselves, not an average or an estimate — change the dates and it changes with them. Expect the low end to be a simple double room in a small guesthouse and the upper end to be a serviced apartment or a room with a city view. Prices in Cambodia move with the season: the dry months from November to February are the busiest and the dearest, while the green season from May to September is noticeably cheaper and rarely full. Whatever you see here is the hotel's own rate, with nothing added on top.
Royal Palace of Cambodia, Phnom Penh
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