Find 4 Star Hotels in Mekong Lowlands from AED 84

"All good but there is a lot of smoking in the hallways"

"Staff were very kind, restaurant food was reasonably priced and delicious, rooftop pool and seating are lovely and offer great views of the city. Room was very clean and spacious. Easy to get around everywhere via Tuktuk but not a ton to do within reasonable walking distance. "

"My third hotel in Cambodia and it was the best I stayed at. The room was spacious, clean, and the staff were very helpful. It was easy to arrange transportation to the airport. I didn't use the amenities or go to the roof top which I sort of wish I had. My room faced the street and I didn't hear any street noise from my room once the parties from the Khmer New Years celebrations calmed down. Seems to be a quiet street any other time of the year. Great location. Close to many sites and easily walkable. One invaluable bonus was they had a hot and cold water bottle refilling station in the lobby. "

"Loved this place. Huge room great breakfast with good ciffee ok pool- not large enough for laps. Pleasant staff. Facilities in very goid confituon. Neughborhood ok"

"Lovely hotel, friendly staff, pool area was great for chilling out prior to a night out Great location "

"Our room was an icebox, in all the best ways, especially when it’s 100 outside. Our room was perfect…plenty of space, a soaking tub, couch/sitting area. Staff is wonderful and hotel is walking distance to all the POIs without being in the center of the noise. Pool is beautiful and quiet for wading and relaxing in a daybed by a waterfall. Delicious buffet and alacart breakfast and taxis/tuk tuks on demand. Loved this place, highly recommended "

"Very nice property, great rooms and bed. Good location and excellent prices. Would recommend "

"Great "

"This place is conveniently located near Monivong Boulevard and Psar Thmey. It's a great value: not luxurious, but I don't feel like I'm compromising safety or comfort. Cold A/C, helpful staff, loads of hot water. The internet access isn't great, but I have a generous data plan on my phone, so it wasn't an issue. Pro-tip: skip the expensive hotel breakfast and walk to the corner. There's a shop within spitting distance that sells the city's best bai sach chrouk (grilled pork on rice), which matches perfectly with the sweet iced coffee. And in the evenings, they sell beef skewers and baguettes. Some of the best food in the Penh."