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Phnom Penh Hotels, Sightseeing, Activities & Attractions, Restaurants, WeatherRecommended Hotels Phnom Penh Bougainvillier Boutique Hotel, Phnom Penh 
Bougainvillier Boutique Hotel is located in Phnom Penh, 3 minutes by car to the Royal Palace and National Museum. The hotel offers cosy accommodation overlooking the Mekong River. Rooms at the Bougainvillier Hotel feature Asian furnishings. Each room is equipped with a cable TV, minibar and safety deposit box. Guests can relax in the swimming pool or avail of the free Wi-Fi in the business centre. The hotel also offers laundry and ticketing service. The on-site restaurant serves Khmer and French dishes. Bougainvillier Boutique Hotel is a 20-minute drive from Phnom Penh International Airport. Transfers can be arranged. Book now or look for more information & guest reviews!  Khmeroyal Hotel Phnom Penh
Khmeroyal Hotel offers spacious and affordable accommodation with free Wi-Fi. Located a 3-minute walk from the Royal Place and National Museum, it provides bikes and one-way airport transfer for free. Overlooking Tonle Sap river, Hotel Khmeroyal is a 5-minute drive from Cambodia’s Independence Monument. It is a 20-minute drive from Pochentong International Airport and provides free parking. Featuring over-sized windows with city or river views, air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a fridge and cable TV. Attached bathrooms have a bathtub and heated shower facilities. Sightseeing arrangements can be made at the tour desk, which offers ticketing and car hire services. The hotel also provides massage and business services. Guests can enjoy a variety of Chinese, Khmer and Western dishes at the restaurant. A cocktail bar offering wines, beers and fresh juices is available. Book now or look for more information & guest reviews! More hotels Phnom PenhLast Minute Hotels Phnom PenhRecommended Sightseeing Tours Cambodia
Interactive Map Phnom PenhClick on a marker or on the right side menu for more informationYou can navigate (move your view) in two dimensions in any Map. To pan (move the map), click and drag the map. To center and zoom in on a location, double click the location. To center and zoom out on a location, right double click the location. Nearest Airport Phnom PenhHotels near Pochentong Phnom Penh AirportHotels with an airport shuttle service near Pochentong Phnom Penh Airport Private Phnom Penh Arrival Transfer: Airport to Hotel Private Phnom Penh Departure Transfer: Hotel to Airport Recommended Restaurants Phnom PenhElephant Bar - Raffles Hotel Le Royal, 92 Rukha Vithei Daun Penh (off Monivong Boulevard), Sangkat Wat Phnom, Phnom PenhYou'll never forget this bar. The paintings on the ceiling of this famous cosy watering hole lend it its name. Colourful elephant motifs catch the eye as our legendary signature cocktails capture the imagination. Riverside Bistro & Pub - Long established restaurant located on the riverfront of Phnom Penh. Extensive display of antiques and some great Frescos adorn the premises. Food is good and staff are friendly. An icon of Phnom Penh. Al Fresco dining from 8am til midnight. 3 large plasma tv's and one large screen projector provide an excellent venue for watching sports. Sports & Activities Phnom PenhFor golf see: Interactive Golf Map Cambodia with Golf Courses & Recommended Golf Hotels nearbyShopping Phnom PenhSilver Boxes, often animal shaped, are popular traditional souvenirs. These pounded silver containers were once used in ceremonies and everyday life to hold betel leafs. (Betel is chewed as a mild stimulant. You may see people, particularly in rural areas, with teeth stained deep red from years of betel use.) Nowadays the boxes are made for sale as souvenirs but are nevertheless hand crafted by local artisans.Silk in Cambodia is still hand made using traditional ikat methods and styles. The pattern is dyed into the threads before the silk is woven. The process of dying and weaving a single piece can take weeks. There is still no mechanized silk weaving in Cambodia, so all Cambodian silk is hand woven. Old silks (pre-1970) are prized for their detail and quality but new silks now match that quality. In addition to the boutiques and curio shops there are a few shops around the Russian and Central Markets dealing in new silks and several stalls inside the Russian Market selling new and old silks. Gems are a tempting souvenir. Western Cambodia is a fertile source of colored stones, especially rubies, sapphires and emeralds, and there are plenty of gem dealers in Phnom Penh. Central Market carries an amazing display and Russian Market has its share of dealers as well. Be careful though, know something about gems and/or the seller before spending much. Carvings and Statues are popular, distinctively Cambodian, though weighty souvenirs. Bronze busts of ‘The Leper King’ and carved wood apsaras are two of the more popular items. The quality of the carved wood varies considerably so look around before buying. High quality carved furniture, antique Chinese furniture and art deco furniture are sold at some boutiques. New furniture can also be found at a series of shops along Monivong Blvd. south of Street 466. |