Azumaya Hotel Phnom Penh Reviews

It's reassuring to know there are staff who speak Japanese. There's also a security guard at the hotel entrance, even late at night. I'll definitely stay here again.

This was my first time in Phnom Penh. I don't speak any Khmer, and my English is at a very basic level, so I specifically looked for a Japanese-owned hotel. I chose Azumaya Hotel Phnom Penh because it had a large public bath, affordable massages, Japanese breakfast service, and free access to a washing machine and dryer. * **Public Bath:** Women's bathing hours are after 11 PM. * **Restaurant:** Breakfast is a buffet, but if you're late for the buffet hours, they'll serve you a set meal instead. I really enjoyed the daily changing local fruits and yogurt. * **Massage:** $9 for 40 minutes, with courses up to 100 minutes available. It was so affordable that I used it every day. * **Laundry:** Free of charge, with drum washing machines and large dryers. * **Outlets:** Although the picture shows a Type C plug, Japanese plugs can be used directly. * **Location:** I'm not entirely familiar with Phnom Penh's entertainment district, but a 7-minute tuk-tuk ride will get you to Central Market, Boeung Keng Kang Market, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and the Night Market. There's a Vietnamese convenience store a 2-minute walk away. Starbucks is right in front of the hotel. Within a 1-minute walk, there's a Japanese set meal restaurant, a Vietnamese restaurant, and a Chinese restaurant (which I found a bit pricey). * **Hotel Staff's Japanese Level:** They can handle simple Japanese. More complex conversations might be difficult, but they try their best to assist you. I had emailed the hotel beforehand to confirm the location and facilities, and I received an excellent response in Japanese. * **Currency Exchange:** You can exchange yen for dollars or riel. 10,000 JPY was equivalent to $60. * **Airport Express Bus Stop:** If coming from the airport, get off at Canadia Park (50 minutes from the airport), then it's a 5-10 minute tuk-tuk ride to the hotel. To get to the airport from the city, catch the bus from the University of Health Sciences, which is across the road from Canadia Park. I would definitely stay at Azumaya Hotel again if I visit Phnom Penh in the future. The staff mentioned that almost all guests are Japanese.

The room was clean, and the Japanese-style breakfast was very good. The massage was good price and relaxing.

Excellent Super clean rooms and friendly staff Incredible massage Fantastic breakfast I love this hotel!

Free onsen and amazing hospitality. Booking include free Japanese meal

The most uncomfortable bed. It was hard like sleeping on the floor. Bed linen was rough and uncomfortable. Request for even 1 hour late check out costs 50% of thr room rates which is totally ridiculous.

The room is big, onsen is small but comfortable, worth to stay!

good Japan vibe

I’m actually a repeat gest of this hotel, probably 4-5 times in my stay in Phnom Penh. I can say this hotel is worth visiting for a person who would like to try and get experience in Japanese culture like room equipment, amenities, and facilities, the big point is Japanese breakfast! It’s surprisingly nice and authentic taste.

This is a long-established hotel; I've stayed here many times. The Japanese breakfast is plentiful and delicious, the service is attentive and attentive, and the location is relatively convenient. There's a fairly authentic Japanese restaurant nearby; the ambiance is average, but the food is good. It's a good option for business travelers. See the breakfast and food photos for reference.

Located along the main road, it's within walking distance of the Central Market, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and the Tonle Sap River. The rooms are all immaculately clean. The main attraction is the Japanese breakfast, which includes miso soup, natto, hiyayakko (cold tofu), mackerel dishes, seasoned rice, stews, pickles, rice balls, and more. 🤤 There's also an open-air bath. ♨️ Many business travelers from Japan stay here.

A hotel for Japanese people. The food was delicious, and the hotel staff spoke excellent Japanese. I had a comfortable and safe stay! I'd definitely like to stay here again if I visit Cambodia again. The location was also very convenient.

Breakfast is delicious. The room is ordinary and clean, slightly larger. The bath water is hot enough, but slightly not strong enough. First time there, so I don't know if the location is convenient, but walk half to 9 words can get to the square.

The staff are very polite, attentive, and greet each other with great hospitality. The breakfast is delicious, and it's a relaxing place to stay. My kids love it, so we keep coming back.