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Photo of Kambuja Inn, 8-10 Street 174, Phnom PenhPhnom Penh Province, Phnom Penh
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An excellent family option
8-10 Street 174, Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh Province
Tel: (023) 223 377, (023) 214 218
Fax: (023) 213 134
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Description
Tucked away on a sleepy road just off Norodom Blvd, the Kambuja Inn has a bunch of very well-sized, reasonably priced rooms, many with two large double beds, making this a good option for those travelling with young children. The roof-top cafe, open for breakfast only, is very pleasant. Rooms are housed in two buildings with the cheapest being a little on the dark side but the US$30 roomsbright and airy if you open the wooden shutters. All have spotless hot water bathrooms. Kambuja deals with a few tour companies, so it can get pretty busy.

Total rooms: 11

Standard - Double
15 USD (low season) 15 USD (high season)

Superior - Double
20 USD (low season) 20 USD (high season)

Deluxe- Double
25 USD (low season) 25 USD (high season)
$30 for a twin


Added to Travelfish on: 3rd December, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 10th December, 2007

Delightful little hotel -
By aijiesi ( total comments: 2  More information please ) Stayed here 12/2007
The hotel's interior and rooms were beautiful, and certainly a good value. The room was spotless and very comfortable. The staff was very friendly, and helpful, though unable to change larger American bills for us. The location is alright; it's on a smaller side street that some might feel uncomfortable with, and is several long blocks to the main area (Sisowath Quay). Overall, a very nice hotel and great quality for the money.


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