Ohana Phnom Penh Palace Hotel

Checked into room 501 at the Ohana Phnom Penh Palace Hotel at 18:57. Paid 166.25 RMB per night, including a buffet breakfast (served from 6:00 to 10:00 on the 7th floor). The Ohana Phnom Penh Palace Hotel is right next to the Royal Palace. The room is at the end of the hallway, very spacious, with windows on two sides and a balcony. Once again, I was given a triple room. It comes with a minibar fridge and a safe. The fridge is stocked with a variety of drinks for purchase at relatively high prices, and two complimentary bottles of water were provided. The bathroom features a squat toilet and a bathtub, and two bathrobes were supplied. Surprisingly, disposable slippers were provided, though there were no disposable bath towels or face towels. Room 501 is a corner room with glass windows on two sides and a balcony, offering a great view. Outside the window, you can see a temple on one side and a local market on the other. The restaurant on the 7th floor feels like an observation deck, offering fantastic views of the Tonle Sap River and the Royal Palace.

Too old, and the shower never dries – the design is flawed. At night, there are suspicious establishments directly in front and diagonally across, and I was accosted every time I entered or exited. I wouldn't recommend it for families with children at night.

Because there's a construction site next door, and our room was on the first floor right above the pool, it was a bit noisy from the construction and the sound of the water. The room was spacious and comfortable. The breakfast looked diverse, but there weren't many options that I found suitable. It's very close to Pub Street, only a five or six-minute walk.