The Artist Residence

- Staff were great and took my bags up the 8 flights of stairs (I was on the top floor) which was a massive help - Staff were always smiley and happy to have a chat especially main owner couple - My flight was delayed and I arrived at 1:30am and the staff stayed up to ensure I could check in and already had the aircon on in the room so it was cold and nice to arrive to - Room was spacious and good hot water and fridge is super handy and also had water bottles on arrival - Great location close to riverside and a whole bunch of restaurants and Royal Palace

- The stairs were intense (not the most large luggage friendly) but staff will help if needed. It is a good workout - Bit of mould in the bathroom but understandable since it is very high heat and humidity

This place radiates the charm of 1930’s French Indochina set in the vibrant heart of Phnom Penh. Curved wooden banisters, hinting at clandestine corners and old-world charm. Just up the street from the National Museum and a few minutes tuk-tuk travel to the Royal Palace. Walk the other way to many bars and local restaurants.

So long as you’re ready for lots of spiraling stairs, nothing!

Good location. Night markets, dining and riverside in a few minutes. I payed extra and stayed in the room on 1st floor. Washing machine and kitchenette ate the point. The internet is not good but OK.

Bathroom is not comfortable at all. No sponge or soap to wash dishes. Fridge has leak. Some ants. AC placed awful. Shower faucet sprinkling in all possible directions. A bit noisy

Good location within walking distance of major attractions and the river. Room 'big' with room to sit as well as sleep.

Room didn't feel clean or nice considering it is marketed as a hotel. Weird mezzanine area where you cannot stand up which had 2 mattresses on the floor. Wouldn't recommend this accommodation.