The Peninsula Phnom Penh

--The location is very convenient. Downstairs there's a large supermarket, pharmacy, restaurant, Starbucks, and KOI Milk Tea. A bridge spans the Mekong River and connects directly to the main road of Phnom Penh's night market. -The hotel is a 24-story building. The ground floor houses the reception, spa, and restaurants. There's a French restaurant with delicious pizza, and a full-service restaurant with bread, rice, and pasta. -The room card is very nice, costing $10. The room was clean and spacious, with a limited minibar and free mineral water. The shower was powerful and clear. -The 22nd floor is the social floor, with a large and beautiful living room (equipped with a pool table, Texas Hold'em, chess, board games, a karaoke machine, a PS5, a TV, and a sofa). I took a picture of myself, as shown in Figure 19. There are also well-equipped meeting rooms and indoor and outdoor banquet halls. The 24th floor features a rooftop terrace with an infinity pool that complements the surrounding greenery, tables, and chairs, creating a stylish design. There's a bar with ordering options, making it quite lively at dinner time. There's also a large and well-equipped gym with hot and cold water dispensers, and the restroom includes a shower, sauna, and lockers. Cons: The bath towels were stained; the hallway lights on the floors were sensor-activated, making it quite dark right after exiting the elevator or entering the room; the gym's Wi-Fi was poor, though the room's Wi-Fi was good.