Phnom Penh Hotels with Parking

Hotel KVL is a solid city base in Phnom Penh with a good location and views over the Mekong River. It’s close to the main bar area and a weekend street market, but that also means the road in front is closed from around 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, so it’s worth checking how that might affect your arrival or departure. Make sure you get the exact room type you booked, as there can be discrepancies, and note that the water pressure is on the weaker side, though everything else in the room works well. Breakfast is decent with enough variety, and overall the hotel offers a nice urban contrast to the resort feel of the Park Hyatt in Siem Reap.

Hotel Review This hotel is truly exceptional and deserves the highest praise. From the moment I arrived, everything was perfect—the warm welcome, professional and friendly staff, beautiful atmosphere, spotless rooms, comfortable facilities, and outstanding service. Every little detail was handled with care, making the entire stay feel luxurious, relaxing, and unforgettable. The hospitality here is truly world-class. The staff are incredibly kind, attentive, and always ready to go the extra mile to make guests feel special and valued. The food, cleanliness, comfort, and overall ambience are simply outstanding. I can honestly say this was one of the best hotel experiences I have ever had. It genuinely feels like a home away from home, but with the elegance and service of a five-star luxury property. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort, quality, exceptional hospitality, and beautiful memories. Absolutely outstanding—10/10 and highly recommended!

The staff were very polite, friendly, and incredibly helpful. They assisted us throughout our stay and made our experience very pleasant. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and provided a relaxing place to stay. We truly enjoyed our stay and would happily recommend it to others.

I enjoyed my stay here. The hotel is safe, comfortable, and conveniently situated in the Riverside district. It has a good cost performance (i.e. price-to-quality ratio). Not everything is perfect, but the staff makes up for it, they are friendly and helpful (special shout-out to Nita who is fantastic, she is the nicest person and she helped me with all my requests). I originally booked a basic room until I found out a few days ahead the room had no window (I did not read the description carefully enough), so I upgraded for a “standard double room” with window. The first room I moved into did not have hot water. The hotel was not able to fix it, so eventually they moved me to another room where the hot water worked, which was great. The room did not have a chair and desk, but I asked the staff and they brought one. At some point, Nita helped me arrange a laundry load. It was done overnight and cost 3 dollars, so it seems the laundry is outsourced to a nearby business. At night, the street can be a little loud, there are many bars, KTVs and nightclubs located here. But it did not bother me, I could sleep through it easily. Many of the bars have hordes of pretty women who, beginning at dusk, sit outside and come ask you to drink with them. They get your attention by shouting “hello”, “come here”, “handsome” and “bong” (mister) as you are walking by. In any event, this did not bother me, I never actually felt harassed and could come and go the hotel as I pleased. The description mentioned the room would have a minibar, but my room didn’t have one. Probably I could have asked for it, but I realized I didn’t need one. One morning, there was a visit by the police, they were checking visas and passports from all foreign hotel guests. This was unexpected, but it went smoothly. Overall, I’m very happy with my stay and would probably come here again. Not everything is perfect, but I give it 4.5 stars (4 stars for the price/quality/location plus an extra half-staff bonus for the staff, especially Nita).

Back in Phnom Penh, I chose to stay at the Okay Boutique Hotel again. As always, it's comfortable, welcoming, and natural. It's definitely my top choice when visiting Phnom Penh. The balcony overlooks the Royal Museum, the Royal Palace, and the Mekong River, where history and modernity blend seamlessly.

Great location - Central Market is next door Soft and beautiful bed  Check in and check out was a short waiting as staff was not there to I arrived and when I checked out.  Toilet floor was a bit old but it’s fine compared with the price and location  Overall, I enjoyed my stay and recommend

Despite arriving close to midnight, I was able to check in. The staff were attentive and the hotel was more than adequate. It's a great base hotel for sightseeing, especially if you're using a motorcycle navigation app. Be aware that for rooms on the 5th floor, you'll need to take the elevator to the 4th floor and then use the stairs. The steps are quite steep, so be careful if you have large luggage! For someone like me who prioritizes value for money when choosing hotels abroad and is willing to overlook minor inconveniences, this hotel was perfectly satisfying!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a great stay at Grand Elevation Hotel during my trip to Phnom Penh. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the breakfast was delicious with a good variety of food every morning. One of the best things about this hotel is its location — it’s close to the Independence Monument, the Royal Palace area, restaurants, and many attractions, making it easy to explore the city. My room was comfortable and the overall experience was excellent. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Phnom Penh.

Nice hotel, comfortable bed, spacious room. Breakfast included. Polite staff. I arrived from the airport at 7:00 a.m., and reception said check-in wasn't until 2:00 p.m. (The website says 10:00 a.m.). They asked for an early check-in fee of $10.

Seems understaffed, so the cleanliness wasn't great. There were cigarette butts all over the hallway. The room itself was noisy from outside. Even though I booked through the app, when I went to check in, they asked for a visa. Legally, if you're just traveling, you don't need a visa, only a passport. When I tried to check in without a passport, they said I could still stay but wanted an extra 5 dollars for the room. Terrible experience.