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Reviewed 4 February 2011

I moved here after a bad experience at another nearby guesthouse and was delighted. It is a gorgeous boutique hotel, well worth the money, lovely rooms, a lift, nice bathrooms. So much better than anything else in the area yet far cheaper than most hotels. Hotel standard at guesthouse price. I cannot recommend highly enough.

Date of stay: January 2011
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1  Thank Gibbru093
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Reviewed 12 January 2011

....value and comfort in Phnom Penh. I make weekly visits to PP each month and always enjoy my stay at GHI which is a quiet oasis in a boisterous girlie-bar neighborhood conveniently located half a block off the riverside. Rooms are clean, modern, bright and cheerful with flat-screen TV's, free & very fast wifi, mini-frig, safe-box, comfortable beds, etc. The staff, including the owner and his wife, are extremely friendly and provide absolute personal service with a smile. They will always go the extra mile for you, whether it be to obtain a cell phone or recommend a dentist! It is an extraordinary value for PP.

Date of stay: January 2011
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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1  Thank Mike__R0ss
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Reviewed 3 January 2011

A little pricier than the low-cost hotels we looked at, we thought it was worth it, given the friendly owner and the nicely designed rooms. It was also quiet, although in the neighborhood there are a lot of girlie bars that we could hear, but didn't keep us awake. Despite the prevalence of bars, the neighborhood seemed safe. Being very close to the river and near the open market makes the location interesting to walk around. It's about a half-hour walk from the Tuol Sleng museum, but within minutes of good restaurants. Other transport was easy with the help of the owner and staff, so arranging a taxi to the airport was no problem, even at a very early hour. The only thing we'd like added would be a shower curtain, but other than that the bathrooms were very nice. We'd definitely stay there again.

Date of stay: November 2010
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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2  Thank Bonypaw
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Reviewed 2 January 2011

I rated this hotel as "Excellent" overall. I researched hotels by location and wanted to stay around Street 136. The Golden House is even better in person than what you see on their website. The hotel and the room was immaculately clean. There is a safe in the room which is a plus. The bathroom has a tub and shower and was beautiful. I slept like a baby in the firm but comfortablr bed, and of course there was a flat screen TV with cable and awesome A/C.
The hotel is family run and the staff caters to you for anything that you could want or need.
There is so much to see in the city that no location is perfect, but this is the location that I wanted. The hotel is just off the riverfront with access to plenty of bars, restaurants, and shopping.
Sure, you might find a cheaper hotel, but you get what you pay for......or should I say that you don't get what you don't pay for!
This hotel was only a fraction of the cost that you would pay in the States. I will visit Cambodia again..........and I will stay at Golden House again!

Date of stay: December 2010
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2  Thank swalento
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Reviewed 22 November 2010

Golden House Hotel was a mixed experience. The hotel is new and rooms are very clean, but then, the rooms are clean in most hotels in Asia. There is a little noise from the bars even in the back. Most staff was very professional, very nice and helpful. Food is uneven in quality: breakfast was expensive for here, bread was stale but the omelette was extremely salty. The Amok is a nice dish to try. I found the food quite expensive here as along the quay in general. Cambodian establishments definitely gouge foreigners on food and transport with two-tiered pricing. It has free internet, but then so does almost every hotel in Phnom Penh.

Now for the deal-breakers for me, where this hotel is concerned, came on the second day in the form of an obnoxious receptionist. At breakfast, I was trying to check my emails. This woman had brought her two very small children to work, and they were running around screeching at the top of their lungs throughout much of breakfast. Scant effort was made to control them. At one point, one was on the chairs smearing his feet on the upholstery and cushions with shoes on -- and the streets of Phnom Penh are rank. I could picture all the rat excrement from the streets of Phnom Penh getting smeared on the cushions I was using in this hotel. As I was checking out on Nov. 18th, I was waiting for this same receptionist to finish adding my bill. I am a female traveler, and as soon as a man walked up to the counter, she dropped me like a hot potato and immediately asked how she could help him. I asked her, "can we first finish with my bill". She glared at me, gave me a curt yes, then turned to him and *apologized to him!* I said, you should apologize to me, not him, and she just gave me a cold stare through her white, wire-rimmed glasses. It is not uncommon for women to receive second class treatment in Asia, but I won't return to places where I receive it, especially after spending as much on room service in one day as I had spent on my room. I then mentioned to her that her children had been very annoying at breakfast and that she should not bring them to work. She answered with a snippy, "That's right". After I paid my bill I was gathering my things to leave, and heard her turn to the male customer and apologize to him again! I cannot believe that this woman's behavior is tolerated by this otherwise good hotel. Valuing some customers over others for superficial reasons is not good business sense. I am a considerate person and a quiet, paying guest, and I want the assurance of taking my meals in relative peace and being treated as a valued customer, with common courtesy.

Date of stay: November 2010
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4  Thank vaninavanini
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