Hot spring Hotels in Phnom Penh

Overall a good experience, quiet rooms and spacious. However, our room was just a family room with the second bed removed and unlike the images, no sofa or chair was put in its place so it was just a bed in a room. This meant you had to sit on the bed if you wanted a drink etc. furthermore, there is a laundry room but you cannot use it whenever you like, it’s charged and it takes 24hours for the hotel to do it on your behalf (which is a bit misleading on the advert here). Breakfast was pretty good with nice range of foods and staff were all helpful and friendly.

Very good hotel, good service, good environment, residents are mainly European and American, high quality and quiet.

I live in Singapore. I was looking for a hotel with a bathtub because I live in a room with only a shower, and I found a hotel with an open-air bath. The hotel's open-air bath was really nice, and I had the best experience while in Phnom Penh. The only disappointment was that the women-only time was late at night. When I asked the front desk, they told me that the ratio of customers was almost all male, so it was only for men. I protested about that, but in the end the open-air bath was so good that it was fine. There were also many types of breakfast to choose from, and they were all elaborate, so I had a hard time deciding. I chose Japanese food, and the salted mackerel was better than the one I had in Japan. I was also surprised that I could watch Japanese channels on TV. I was able to watch it in real time, so I stayed up late watching it. I was so relaxed that I forgot I was in Phnom Penh.