-
Looking for a tour? Asia adventure holidays - Before you leave
- Buy a Travelfish Guide
Where is Indochine 2 Hotel?
Indochine 2 Hotel
A good mid-range choice
What we say 
Add to scrapbook
Read reviews
Add review
Located just off the river on Street 130, a giant yellow sign identifies this three-storey, spotless hotel. This great choice offers 35 big air-con rooms with tastefully decorated private bathrooms lined with attractive, clean checkered tile. The hotel is right near two great restaurants -- for Indian, try Seer-e Punjan, and for tasty Thai try Lemongrass. Most rooms are bright, with large windows and sheer curtains, though the sparse, windowless singles feel cell-like. The furniture seems fit for much smaller rooms, with small wicker chairs and miniature nightstands. Whereas most midrange hotels in the area require you to overlook a certain amount of shabbiness, the furniture looks new, the sheets are soft and clean, and the floors look sanitary enough to eat off. As it's away from the river, you get more for your money and less of the pedestrian and traffic cacophony ubiquitous on Sisowath Quay. It's a bit of a tour group haven though, so it can sometimes be hard to get service during mass check-ins and check-outs. Staff speak great English.
Contact details:
28-30 Street 130, Phnom Penh. T: (023) 211 525 F: (023) 211 787
Contact via email form
Visit website
Book online
 From US$12.00 |
What we were quoted*
* Travelfish researchers visit and review properties on an anonymous basis. By that we mean they show up, in person, and pretend to be either be a potential guest, or somebody looking for a room for a friend or relative. Where possible the researcher will inspect at least a couple of rooms. The rates you see above are what either the desk staff told us they were, or what were in the brochure when they just told us to quit bugging them and look in the brochure. For mid-range hotels and up, always shop around online for a competitive rate. Click here to find out more about what makes Travelfish different with regards our accommodation reviews.
Added to Travelfish on: 15th March, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 20th May, 2009
Indochine 2 Hotel reviews
Superlative service - 29th October, 2007
We stayed here 2 times, staff were incredibly helpful and on our unexpected return treated us like long lost friends, even managed to find us a room even though they were booked out. Close to everything especially Lemongrass restaurant.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by marianwarren on 29th October, 2007, rated
Stayed here 12/2006
This is a Travelfish recommended reviewer
Total reviews submitted: 13.
marianwarren also reviewed: Baanrimtaling Home Stay, CM Blue House, Erawan House, May Lyn, Pakse Hotel, Sabaydee Guesthouse, Sala Don Khone, Sawasdee Bangkok Inn, Saysouly Guesthouse, Tanoy Guesthouse, The Boat Landing Guesthouse, Tram Anh.
Nice place to stay - 20th August, 2007
Goof size clean rooms, Very helpdul staff. Breakfast not included in price, but fairly cheap in resteraunt next door
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by steveandlesley on 20th August, 2007, rated
Stayed here 8/2007
This is a Travelfish recommended reviewer
Total reviews submitted: 14.
steveandlesley also reviewed: Anouxsa Guesthouse, Erawan House, Golden Temple Villa, Greenfield Hotel, Nha Trang Beach Hotel, Pakse Hotel, Perak Hotel, Phoenix Hotel (HCMC), Pon's Guesthouse and Restaurant, Sports Hotel, Sri Isan Hotel, Sunshine Beach, Tung Trang Hotel.
Friendly folks - 25th March, 2007
I stayed here three times as I went in and out of Phnom Penh to other spots north and south. A little on the expensive side, but nice sunlit rooms, very friendly staff, and close to everything on the river.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by jcmcilwaine on 25th March, 2007, rated
Stayed here 2/2007
This is a Travelfish recommended reviewer
Total reviews submitted: 11.
jcmcilwaine also reviewed: Cat Cat View Hotel, P. Guesthouse, Papa Crab, Pavillion Indochine, Reno Hotel, Sivilay Guesthouse and Restaurant, Thavisouk Guesthouse, Thien Thanh, Tung Trang Hotel, Yaklom Hill Lodge.
Great location, staff speaks English well, but... - 4th June, 2009
We stayed for one night in a $20 twin room on the third floor. I understand that the newer, cleaner rooms are on the fourth floor. The one who stayed in had rather shabby furniture and the room had a musty smell. We were also badly bitten by ants that night. There were tons crawling on the floor and the wall above our beds. Also, the A/C and fan inside our room were rather dusty, and the debris fell onto my bed (which was under both).
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by jacqkellie on 4th June, 2009, rated
Stayed here 5/2009
Total reviews submitted: 3.
jacqkellie also reviewed: Golden Temple Villa.
Great location, staff speaks English well, but... - 4th June, 2009
We stayed for one night in a $20 twin room on the third floor. I understand that the newer, cleaner rooms are on the fourth floor. The one who stayed in had rather shabby furniture and the room had a musty smell.
We were, however, badly bitten by ants that night. There were tons crawling on the floor and the wall above our beds. Also, the A/C and fan inside our room were rather dusty, and the debris fell onto my bed (which was under both).
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by jacqkellie on 4th June, 2009, rated
Stayed here 5/2009
Total reviews submitted: 3.
jacqkellie also reviewed: Golden Temple Villa.
Nice enough! - 30th May, 2009
Stayed here for one night, nice enough place, clean rooms with hot water/air con etc. Saw the Indochine hotel by the riverside before visiting the Indochine 2 - the 2 has much nicer rooms. Almost by the riverside too.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by khunger on 30th May, 2009, rated
Stayed here 5/2009
Total reviews submitted: 3.
khunger also reviewed: Kim Hotel, Two Dragons Guesthouse.
Awesome Service - 8th January, 2009
We stayed for three nights at $20/night in a big, air conditioned room with a balcony. The locations is perfect for walking to the palaces etc and the front desk spoke great english and were very helpful in organising drivers etc for us. The downstairs restaurant serves great local and western food, otherwise there are restaurants a couple of minutes walk in any direction. There was also a water bottle refill facility in the lobby.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by bennyandchelle on 8th January, 2009, rated
Stayed here 11/2008
Total reviews submitted: 5.
bennyandchelle also reviewed: Cassia Cottage, Golden Temple Villa, Mali Namphu, Rattana Guesthouse.
Indochine 1 - 26th August, 2006
I did not stay in Indochine 2 but in the original Indochine. Nice location with a view over Tonle Sap and Mekong. It is quiet even though it is located on one of the main streets in Phnom Penh. The staff are very kind and really helpful. It is a small hotel, and the staff will know you by name from the first day. And they really seem to care about you. A good choice if you go to Phnom Penh.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by bengt on 26th August, 2006, rated
Stayed here 6/2006
Total reviews submitted: 2.
bengt also reviewed: Bang Bao Sea Hut.
Clean but noisy - 6th August, 2006
We spent four nights at the Indochine 2. It's very clean but the double bed is more a large single bed and it is quite noisy. We were awaken by the sound of TV from the next room every morning.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by karibu on 6th August, 2006, rated
Stayed here 8/2006
Total reviews submitted: 5.
karibu also reviewed: A-One Inn, Chiang Mai Thai House, Lai Thai Guest House, Nang Yuan Island Dive Resort.
Excellent - 31st January, 2006
Great location right near the river. Clean and spacious room with proper cable TV. Service was excellent. The hotel's own restaurant is pretty good; but the Lemongrass Thai restaurant two doors down is absolutely superb.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by LionelHutz on 31st January, 2006, rated
Stayed here 1/2006
Total reviews submitted: 9.
LionelHutz also reviewed: Golden Temple Villa, Impiana Resort Samui, Ngoc Dang Hotel, Ploy River Kwai, Rambuttri Village, Thien Thanh, Tung Trang Hotel.
Big rooms and very clean - 8th December, 2004
It is a good choice for a mid range backpacker. Good location and an assistant who speaks fluent English.
Indochine 2 Hotel reviewed by Marianoocon on 8th December, 2004, rated
Stayed here 11/2004
Total reviews submitted: 4.
Marianoocon also reviewed: Sivilay Guesthouse and Restaurant.
Have your say
More places to stay
Raffles Hotel Le RoyalThe most romantic and atmospheric hotel in Phnom Penh, Raffles Hotel Le Royal dates back to 1929 and following a major renovation in 1997, the hotel r ... more
Top Banana Guesthouse
Top Banana Guesthouse is situated on the top floor of a three-storey building on the corner of Pasteur (Street 51) and Street 278. It's a bit tricky t ... more
Amanjaya Hotel
Vying with The Quay for the title of the flashest digs on Sisowath Quay, the Amanjaya Hotel is primarily aimed at the aid community and business trave ... more
Anise Hotel & Restaurant
Another 2008 entrant to the hotel scene in Phnom Penh's NGOville, Anise looks like a four-star hotel but comes with a three-star price tag. Rooms are ... more
Blue Lime
Blue Lime is set down a narrow alley off the road behind the Royal Palace, hidden by a large, wooden gate and lots of green. Because of its distance f ... more
Set in the heart of Phnom Penh's colonial district and within a short walk of both the Royal Palace and the riverfront, Boddhi Tree Aram is the most ... more
Cozyna Hotel
Location, location, location. Wedged between the much more expensive Amanjaya and Bougainvillier hotels, and surrounded by pubs and restaurants, the C ... more
Frangipani Villa
Frangipani only has seven rooms, and this is probably part of the reason the hotel is so quiet and serene. Set in a gated 1960s-era home, with an outd ... more
Golden Gate Hotel
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 ... more
Juliana Hotel
Hidden to the north of Olympic Stadium, the Juliana is an oasis among tin-roofed shanties and roadside moto repair shops. The place was trashed during ... more
Kambuja Inn
Tucked away on a sleepy road just off Norodom Boulevard, the Kambuja Inn has a bunch of very well-sized, reasonably priced rooms, many with two large ... more
Lazyfish Guesthouse & Restaurant
This Khmer-owned guesthouse consists of the seven-year-old Lazyfish and the former Cafe Freedom and Lodge, which Lazyfish bought two years ago. It has ... more
Manor House
You will feel like a guest staying at the manor of a kind, wealthy Khmer friend here. Set on the stubby Street 262, a quiet, pebble-strewn block behin ... more
Phnom Penh Hotel
Do yourself a favour and don't look at Raffles before you see the Phnom Penh around the corner, with its hotel name spelled out in giant letters cut i ... more
The Boddhi Tree -- Del Gusto
This charming, tucked away guesthouse set in a lovely 1930s villa shrouded in greenery has eight rooms and a small restaurant with friendly staff serv ... more
The bottom line
This site was constructed out of 100% recycled electrons -- if you don't, you should recycle too!
All material copyright Travelfish Pty Ltd ACN 107 758 985 -- please don't steal our content
Thailand FAQ | Cambodia FAQ | Travel related links | Jobs with Travelfish | Press
For ZoneAlarm Users | Contact Travelfish | Privacy statement | About us
Advertise with Travelfish | How do I get my business listed on Travelfish?
Yahoo! FareChase
Last updated pretty recently ;-)
There are 162 visitors online, Boomtown, esheppard, and your boss!
Travelfish | Blog | Fourelephants | AsiaNewsDesk | BangkokMetro | Affiliates