The title says it all. $10US for a double bed with fan, tv and bathroom right in phnom penh centre, 2 blocks from river. Clean, basic, quiet room which is all I wanted. Reasonable restaurant downstairs for convenience. Free wifi everywhere in the building, including my room, which was reasonably fast but dropped out a lot. Staff friendly and helpful... More

The hotel is in a very good location, close to the river front, the Old market and the Central Market. Is clean and the stuff is friendly. Lunch is good here and breakfast to, Coffe is great in the morning, reading a newspaper and relax on the terrace.

I stayed here twice during my inbound and outbound legs of my trip to Cambodia. I stayed in the older and newer buildings. Both were more than adequate and at $20/$25 per night it can't be beat. The rooms were clean, and the water was hot. I ate a majority of my meals in the hotel restaurant. The price was... More

We stayed for two nights in this pleasant, not very modern hotel. There seem to be two locations, one above the restaurant and one across the street, we stayed in the first. The location is perfect, rather close to the Tonle Sap river and the large boulevard and in a neighborhood counting numerous shops, restaurants and bars. The Royal Palace... More

Central location and rooms are okay sized but if you can spend a bit more do as there are better budget hotels than this. In two buildings, one which has building work being done so see if you can get a room in the main block. Food in restaurant fine if you must eat there but good choice around. Used... More

On the positive side : - central locatiob - quiet and spacious rooms -air conditioning - nice restaurant - friendly staff On the negative side: - bathroom has no shower per say, just a shower head sticking out the wall and I couldn't get any hot water.

The rate is slightly high for a budget hotel. Beds are comfortable, toilet ok, water kettle with coffee/tea provided, the aircond works! No lift but there are staff avail to carry down our bags. Located in a quiet part of the city.

We stayed for 2 nights in December 2012. We paid 20 dollars for a twin room, with air conditioning, tv, fridge and private bathroom with hot shower. We stayed in the new building over the road from the restaurant. This was our second time staying here and we had a disappointing stay. The room itself was fine, beds comfortable and... More

Dara Reang Sey is a slightly old-fashioned, sprawling place occupying two yellowish buildings facing one another on a busy crossroads in central Phnom Penh, two blocks away from the river. The location is perfect - the boat jetty to Siem Reap and Vietnam is easily walkable, as is Sisowath Quay with the riverfront promenade and loads of places to eat... More