Residence 110

Breakfast was very good, especially the omelette, and I enjoyed the chicken burger too. Shout out to the lovely girls working at Le Moment restaurant, good job, ladies! I still like 110 as my default hotel in Phnom Penh and have posted here before. I usually book the King with balcony because it has a washing machine and a small kitchenette. This time, there were no pots or pans for cooking, just one small plate and a saucer, and the faucet was broken. See you next visit!

The pool was nice, and the location was the one good thing. Construction started at 7am and made it impossible to sleep. The room was tiny, like a box, though the price I paid was close enough. The elevator can't keep up with all 13 floors, so I waited five minutes just to go down a few floors. If you're a backpacker in the city like me, it's perfect for a couple of nights.

I lasted one day, then left for another hotel. The room was tiny, barely enough space to move around the bed, and the pool was more like a tub, with only 6 loungers because there isn't much space. The restaurant was truly minimalist and charged $4.50 for a coffee. Doors slammed until midnight, then at 6:00 AM guests started leaving and their voices echoed through the narrow little corridor. I left at 7:30 AM.

It's close to Wat Phnom, the river, and the Night market, with lots of cafés nearby, especially local spots. From outside, the place looks like nothing, but inside it's good. The rooftop pool and restaurant/bar are nice and reasonably priced. It's a no-nonsense place.