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Hope & Anchor
Spacious and comfortable rooms
213 Sisowath Quay
Phnom Penh Province
Tel: (023) 991 190
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Description
The Hope & Anchor (previously known as Mikey's) is toward the northern end of Sisowath Quay, atop the same-named popular bar and restaurant. Rooms are clean and well maintained, though the riverview rooms felt a bit empty as they're big but don't have much furniture -- all have TV, bar fridge and are air-con The verandas are shared, but have great views over the river. The cheapest rooms at the rear of the building are windowless.
Standard - Double
20 USD (low season)
20 USD (high season)
$5 more for a window
Superior - Double
35 USD (low season)
35 USD (high season)
Deluxe Suite
45 USD (low season)
45 USD (high season)
Top floor, sleeps four
Added to Travelfish on: 23rd September, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 12th May, 2007
Guest feedback
moved to another hotel - 
By worthyquest ( total comments: 1 
) Stayed here 2/2008
the staff at the hope and anchor were nice, but the rooms were really rundown (holes in the towels and sheets, cobwebs, old and slightly moldy bathrooms, a wardrobe whose top had caved in) and overpriced, even with the very nice balconies that overlooked the river. very noisy as well (though i was expecting that). i decided to move to another hotel (the scandinavia) that had hugely, hugely superior rooms and a great atmosphere for just about the same price.
Cleanliness | Facilities | Location | Romance | Rooms | Service | Value | Vibe |
Friendly Staff, Clean Rooms - 
By stef_thomp ( total comments: 6 ) Stayed here 8/2006
Good location, staff were friendly and knowledgeable and the place was spotless. I did have a small problem with hot water during my time there, but would recommend it.
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