I had intended staying a few days and pre-booked it. This hotel was recommended to me by a mate. I left after first night. So what do you get for $15 a night? * Hotel located in slum district. * Surrounding streets have uncollected garbage piled 4 feet high. (And the surrounding area smells like a garbage dump 24-7) *... more

Visited twice this year (2007) after recommendations of friends. I had some misgivings regards coming back to this part of the world after being around here in late 60s, early 70s. Initial visit curtailed after 2 days due to family emergency at home. Owner Glen and his staff (including manager Mol) were very helpful in assisting me to immediately get... more

Being a landowner, and visitor to Cambodia beginning in 1969 (courtesy of the US Navy!), and re-commencing annually since the defeat of the Khmer Rouge by the Vietnamese military, I have stayed at many hotels within the country. The Walkabout has been my usual choice for a hotel to stay at when I arrive in Phnom Penh on my annual... more

having stayed in the walkabout i wholeheartedly agree with the previous reviewer all hotel owners should make an effort with their appearance especially in the tropics possibly taking a cue from bogart in casablanca white tails being so practical perhaps all budget hotels should also consider a grand piano! and god forbid theowner should be friendly with his customers having... more

Really just a front for a brothel. Owner Glenn would be better with a little more professional approach to his personal presentation - dresses like a bagman and it reflects on his hotel. He should learn to keep his thoughts to himself instead of gossiping about his clientile. Rooms are OK for the price but really is best described as... more

Bon, le Walkabout, c'est 2 choses : Le Bar, au rez de chaussé, ouvert 24/24, avec de l'alcool, des etrangers... more