Gay hotels phnom penh city

Don’t delay; book now to secure the best deals and locations. Fresh bread, croissants and eggs from the Eric Kaiser bakery attached to the hotel make it a morning gourmet paradise. On its walkable riverfront, lined with parks, restaurants and bars, gay friendly hotel Phnom Penh, are the ornate Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda and the National Museum, displaying artifacts from around the country.

The decor and thought gone into the design and decor is evident throughout the property and every detail has been carefully thought out

The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and the food and selection are fantastic; make sure you have the Norbert Pasta–it’s delicious! Well – Arthur and Paul was the very first gay-specific resort in the entire city of Phnom Penh and is responsible for blazing the way for every one of the locations that came after it.

Although it is just as much of a budget location as the other non-franchise establishments on this list, the Birdcage manages to hold a top-tier level of class and refinement about itself that fits perfectly to its location amongst the city’s embassies, political consulates, and posh eateries. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. It features two outdoor swimming pools and guests can enjoy meals at the in-house restaurant or have a drink at the bar.

Arthur & Paul Hotel & Spa.

Just 1 km from the Russian Market and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Arthur & Paul is 1.9 km from Royal Palace Phnom Penh and 2.9 km from Riverfront Park.

There’s a large outdoor pool with attached seating areas, a bar for hanging out with fellow travelers and socializing amongst the queer energy of the local scene, and yet another spa for the personal relaxation and tranquility of its guests.

Great value for money.

Home Chic Hotel offers great-value rooms in the Chamkar Mon district, close to the Independence Monument and less than 2 km to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and The Royal Palace, and even closer to the main gay bar scene.

Each air-conditioned room features private bathroom, flat screen satellite TV, free WiFi, electric kettle.

This air-conditioned club suite opens up to views of the river and the city. The dry season being the peak runs from November to early April.

Visiting in the rainy season has its benefits, with fewer tourists (especially when going on to Siem Reap to visit Ankor Wat) and it rarely rains all day.

Visa

Except visitors from neighbouring ASEAN countries, travelers to Cambodia will need a tourist visa, which costs US$30 - only cash in US dollars is accepted.

A few minutes’ walk away is Pasteur Street, where shopping and dining options are available.

Each room features a flat-screen cable TV, seating area, desk, electric kettle and free bottled water. The seating area is fitted with a flat-screen satellite TV, sofa and a minibar. The staff was helpful and courteous.

A great oasis of tranquility in Phnom Penh, close to some very fine restaurants (e.g.

If that doesn’t sound as amazing to you as it does to us, however, you can also try out the hotel’s very own golf course!

The Birdcage is located a little more than a minute’s walk away from the Independence Monument, which marks the very center of the city, which means that it is within perfect distance on foot from Phnom Penh’s queer center as well.

The beds and pillows where comfy.

The room os  spacious and super-clean, wifi and TV terrific, many mirrors and power points, greenery everywhere.

The buffet breakfast was plentiful with lots of selection. Be prepared to haggle 🙂 The Russian Market has slightly more authentic merchandise.

The hotel is nicely located in a smallalley behind the Fine Arts Institute.