Hotels With Wifi in Kandal Province, Cambodia

In between Phnom Penh and Techo Airport. Tuk Tuk Transport easy enough on the Grab App. Nearby is Spa, Restaurant, Pharmacy, Coffee Cafe. Florist Garden a long trek. Note: Dusty Roadside. Pool is nice, just one tatami area for cover. Room extremely clean. Front Desk staff amazing. Can modify breakfast as vegetarian if needed (Asian Noodles). AEON mall is a short ride. All amenities you need are in there, including kettle and slippers. Really lovely lobby and tea table area.

Close to the new airport, but the surrounding area is relatively desolate. There is a Chinese restaurant next to it, it is estimated that some Chinese will live.

Stayed in the hotel for one night between flights. Very convenient for stopping,is 25 minutes away from the new airport.Come in the night, no problems settled.Staff very responsive. Hotel is not bad,in the rooms everything is necessary,but would like cleaner floors,I like to walk in the boss (perhaps the room after repair,so there was a little building dust on the floor,not critical, But I would like to draw the attention of the hotel to this nuance). As for breakfast, it is very scarce, but maybe we came late and we got nothing, despite the absence of guests 😁(coffee, one toast for two, a little jam and omlet, it was possible to try local soup, We didn't become and very in vain, as it turned out in the future journey-he is very even delicious).

This place is quite far from the central area of Phnom Penh, but the hotel has arranged a pick-up. The business car is sufficiently air-conditioned. The driver is a Cambodian driver who is very kind, but does not speak Chinese. The room was made of high-timbered houses, and the service staff was really good. Both Chinese, English, and Cambodian can say that the hotel is built in a resort area, and there are many Chinese employees in it, so don't worry about language issues. This place is a particularly leisurely place, not suitable for the fast pace of catching sights. Special attention is needed to take a taxi to the sights of Phnom Penh downtown. There are also chartered cars, but it is more expensive and more crowded.