Golden Gate Hotel

Smart deluxe rooms, tour group favourite

Photo of Golden Gate Hotel, 9CD St 278, Phnom Penh. , Phnom Penh

What we say: 4 stars

Street 278 is home to a slew of hotels with the word Golden in their name, and rumour has it they're all owned by various members of the same extended family. Of all the Goldens, Golden Gate is the nicest, though the others are quite similar and perfectly fine too. It has two properties facing each other: The building on the northern side has deluxe rooms and a handful of standards, while the one to the south has standards only. Deluxe rooms include a lacklustre breakfast and have TV, air-con, fridge and bathtubs and are very smart and quite well priced, while the standard rooms in both buildings are more dreary affairs. Both buildings are very popular with tour groups so a reservation is a good idea in high season. This is also a popular place for aid workers and Khmer Rouge tribunal interns to live before finding an apartment. Daily same-day free laundry service is offered. There's also a conference room with air-con that seats up to 20 people and can be rented for $40 per day. The Golden Gate is close to the Independence Monument and plenty of bars and restaurants. The motodops and tuk tuk drivers can be pesky.

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Contact details:

9CD St 278, Phnom Penh.  T: (023) 721 161, (023) 721 005, (023) 427 618, (023) 213 129 
Email them at: goldengatehotels@hotmail.com
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Standard - Single 20 USD 20 USD
Standard - Double 28 USD 28 USD
Deluxe- Double 35 USD 35 USD
Suite 40 USD 40 USD

Added to Travelfish on: 25th September, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 20th May, 2009

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