Find 3-Star Hotels in Phnom Penh

"it is nice and comfy here. I would like to recommend for fast and short-timed travelers. They have these what we called everything you ask they will try to provide"

"This Hotel is Really, Truly, Fantasticly Good, I truly enjoyed my 2 nights stay at this Hotel, looking Forward to stay here again in the near future"

"The hotel pleasantly surprised me with its service level and attention to detail. The room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped, with regular housekeeping. The staff was always polite and ready to assist with any questions. Its convenient location allows for easy access to the main attractions. Overall, it's an excellent place for a comfortable stay, somewhere I genuinely want to return to."

"Pleasant stay nearby exhibition center also night life and casino is nearby highly recommended"

"The room type was quite comfortable with expansive views. Both the living room and bedroom had separate TVs. The bed was comfortable and great for sleeping. There were still some floating debris in the high-altitude pool, which could be improved. However, swimming there was very enjoyable. When going to the pool, do not wear the hotel slippers as the stairs are quite slippery. The water pressure for the movable showerhead was insufficient and needs improvement, but the fixed showerhead's pressure was acceptable. This hotel is suitable for long-term stays."

"The location is very good. They have top windows with fully close, but because of the windows is clearly glass so the light from outside light inside my face made me difficult to sleep."

"Close to the airport, I liked everything."

"The facilities are decent, especially considering the low price – it's good value for money. The hygiene is good, and the environment is pleasant. It's very close to a large wholesale market. The service attitude is excellent. It's a trustworthy option for international travel."

"The room was clean. The location is convenient. The service was excellent. I would definitely like to use this hotel again in the future."

"This was my first time in Phnom Penh. I don't speak any Khmer, and my English is at a very basic level, so I specifically looked for a Japanese-owned hotel. I chose Azumaya Hotel Phnom Penh because it had a large public bath, affordable massages, Japanese breakfast service, and free access to a washing machine and dryer. * **Public Bath:** Women's bathing hours are after 11 PM. * **Restaurant:** Breakfast is a buffet, but if you're late for the buffet hours, they'll serve you a set meal instead. I really enjoyed the daily changing local fruits and yogurt. * **Massage:** $9 for 40 minutes, with courses up to 100 minutes available. It was so affordable that I used it every day. * **Laundry:** Free of charge, with drum washing machines and large dryers. * **Outlets:** Although the picture shows a Type C plug, Japanese plugs can be used directly. * **Location:** I'm not entirely familiar with Phnom Penh's entertainment district, but a 7-minute tuk-tuk ride will get you to Central Market, Boeung Keng Kang Market, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, and the Night Market. There's a Vietnamese convenience store a 2-minute walk away. Starbucks is right in front of the hotel. Within a 1-minute walk, there's a Japanese set meal restaurant, a Vietnamese restaurant, and a Chinese restaurant (which I found a bit pricey). * **Hotel Staff's Japanese Level:** They can handle simple Japanese. More complex conversations might be difficult, but they try their best to assist you. I had emailed the hotel beforehand to confirm the location and facilities, and I received an excellent response in Japanese. * **Currency Exchange:** You can exchange yen for dollars or riel. 10,000 JPY was equivalent to $60. * **Airport Express Bus Stop:** If coming from the airport, get off at Canadia Park (50 minutes from the airport), then it's a 5-10 minute tuk-tuk ride to the hotel. To get to the airport from the city, catch the bus from the University of Health Sciences, which is across the road from Canadia Park. I would definitely stay at Azumaya Hotel again if I visit Phnom Penh in the future. The staff mentioned that almost all guests are Japanese."