Powered by Archipelago properties in Phnom Penh

The reception and guest rooms are on different floors (this information might be useful for some). The rooms are spacious. The beds and pillows are okay. The sofa is bad, too hard. The bathroom has an old-fashioned bathtub, making it inconvenient to get in and out of the shower. There's no separate shower area or bathroom/toilet area, which might be inconvenient with many people. The TV program selection is limited, and the picture quality is poor (I guess nobody watches TV anymore). You need a card to access the guest room floors in the elevator, so security is adequate. There's a swimming pool, although it's relatively small, but thankfully it wasn't very crowded on weekends, so it was practically private. There's a gym and sauna, but they're open to the public and get quite busy on weekends. There's a spa, but staff are limited, so reservations are necessary. The buffet breakfast isn't extensive, but the taste is acceptable. The hotel isn't in the city center, but it's convenient for getting to the city center and major supermarkets. There's a shopping mall, a small supermarket, and a Brown Coffee shop downstairs. There's a 24-hour convenience store at the gas station across the street.

The bed sheet is hard for me when compare with another service apartment, also the number of pillow prepare only 2 for queen size would appreciate if can provide 4 pillows for queen size bed up.