Tama Hotel Phnom Penh Tower

Parking here is clean, well-lit, secure, and easy, with lots of space right in the middle of the restaurant district. I can park and walk to dinner instead of circling the blocks. It took the stress out of finding somewhere to eat.

It’s a building with a StarBucsks on the first floor. There was a company there that I knew well.

They said to arrive only 5-10 minutes before my appointment so I wouldn’t be left standing or sitting on the floor unless I paid for VIP. But with Phnom Penh traffic, it’s hard to know when you’ll get there, and arriving 30 or 40 minutes early feels like the best way to avoid being late. People have to wait in the walkway, and some end up sitting on the floor. They need to do something to improve this.

The motorbike parking was messy and dirty. Security didn’t seem to care about that, only about the overpriced $0.5 parking fee. The building is a coworking space, but a lot of the people working there are Chinese, Filipino, or Indonesian, dressed casually and with tattoos. Given that the building used to be owned by Prince, I found that suspicious. I wouldn’t recommend going here except for the visa center. The corridor was hot too, with nowhere to sit while waiting.