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Photo of Chhaya Hotel, 118 Street 3, BattambangBattambang Province, Battambang
Photo of Chhaya Hotel



Another popular backpacker spot
118 Street 3, Battambang
Battambang Province
Tel: (012) 733 204
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Description
The second of the big backpacker-orientated hotels in Battambang, the rambling Chhaya is a typical Chinese-style hotel, with stacks of rooms, in a near-endless variety of price combinations. Rooms are available both as fan-cooled or air-con and cable tv, warm water bathrooms are standard while some of the fancier rooms come with small fridges. Beds are very soft -- not a spring in sight. The rooms at the rear of the building are well insulated from the street racket and there's a travel agent downstairs that can assist in all manner of onwards travel arrangements. Overall it's an ok choice, but the nearby Royal is better -- both in quality, cleanliness and friendliness.

Dbl fan private b'room
5 USD (low season) 5 USD (high season)

Dbl A/C private b'room
10 USD (low season) 10 USD (high season)


Added to Travelfish on: 16th November, 2007
Last visited or updated on: 16th November, 2007

Good value and location -
By shumium ( total comments: 4  More information please ) Stayed here 3/2008
Convenient location in Battambang (next to Psar Chaa) and for only US$7 a night (3-person room with fan and private bathroom) – we can't really complain. But always remember to see their rooms before checking in because some rooms are cleaner than the others.

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