Hotels near Olympic Stadium

"Lovely stay, rooftop pool, bar and gym with a panoramic view of Phnom Penh. Staff were excellent and accommodating, free breakfast buffet. Great value for price"

"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"

"This is an amazing hotel and I will be back there shortly"

"Pretty nice hotel, good central location, clean, very friendly staff, pool is pretty nice (although be careful if you are over 5'9" tall), but a couple of things: their 'newer' wifi light switches have their wires crossed (i.e. toilet light puts on 'make up room light', and in the dark you end up switching on/off all the lights to find one, etc). Room has kettle and green tea (nice), but does not have coffee (even when asked at front desk), not even instant Nescafe and the coffee shop in front lobby is more expensive than state side (although good coffee)."

"Staff was amazing and so friendly. Being a solo traveler they gave me advice on where to go in local area for my photography and good places to eat. So much room in the accommodation Beds are so comfy!"

"The room was nice enough for Cambodia and they didn't complain when i arrived at Midnight. I guess my only complaint would be that when you reserve a room for 3 people you would expect 3 towels and 3 pillows. My wife and daughter had to share an almost see through towel and I used some of my packed clothes as a pillow so that my wife and daughter could have the real pillows."

"Excellent staff! Great location "

"Amazing! Quiet! Very helpful staff…..I would definitely recommend! Did I say amazing?"

"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."