RS II Guesthouse

There are some charming aesthetic features along with a good view fro certain spots. I a traveling around the world and very used to modest facilities. rarely is a place so bad that I feel compelled to move. I had a tiny room. Tiny. Constant noise from construction, which may subside by the time you visit. The bathroom was a joke. The toiletries sat over the toilet as there was no room over the sink. If it falls, well... Things didn't work. Now some of this was the somewhat behind the curve aesthetics of the budding Cambodian tourism business. But the amenities and experience are really not suitable based on even minimal expectations. The bed was very bad. I have no problem with stairs. but these are steep concrete stairs. Please don't think of taking a wrong step. And did the fellow who took me to my room offer to carry my backpack. Nope. Stay away. Lots of much better choices.

Lovely room.Clean, good air-con super shower and the staff took time to show how to use the safe.

Good central location overlooking the museum and palace. We would stay hete again.

Pros: location is close to the grand palace, river front and lots of places to eat. Cons: rooms and hotel are not clean. Rats in the kitchen. Bed sheets are dirty and they don't change them even when asked. I slept with the lights and my clothes on every night. I would recommend spending a little more and getting a room somewhere else.

Our booking was messed up on arrival and the manageress was rude on the phone when I spoke to her for assistance. There were big rats scurrying around in the kitchen area and there was a terrible damp, putrid smell from the kitchen up to the 1st floor.

Centrally situated close to Riverfront - very steep external concrete staircases to upper floors, which could present a problem for the elderly or physically impaired. Standard rooms very small with no storage space, just a hanging rail with 4 coat hangers and large double bed leaving very little other storage space.Complimentary breakfast,off a set menu,was eggs,eggs and more eggs and fairly basic. The staff were polite,friendly and consciencious, and yes, in spite of its shortcomings l would stay here again.

Pnomh Penh is hard work and this is probably the worst area to stay, although the most interesting. The tuk tuk guys could be sorted out. There was a rubbish collection strike during my stay but no attempt was made by local businesses to ease the situation and the whole city stank to high nirvana. The breakfast was rubbish. I can't think of anything positive to say about the whole experience. The level of English in PP is generally terrible, and this place wasn't any worse than the others. There are any number of better options for the $30 I paid.

Not pleasant at all, Dirty room with what appears to be abit smeared up the wall, Mould growing on the fridge & the smell of burning rubber coming up from the road outside. Located within walking distance to most things but on the worst road off riverside! Avoid

Hotel is ideally situated very close to the River side,and represents fair value for money.Access to the rooms is by weird "external" staircases which are fairly steep and might create severe problems for elderly clients. All staff are anxious to please, and cannot be faulted.The room l booked was described as 20 sq.metres in size - however the room which contained a large bed, as requested, took up the majority of the room, there was no storage space, only a small hanging rail with 4 distorted hangers'Wi-Fi reception in all areas of the building was excellent. The bathroom/wet room was far too large for the size of the bedroom,and could have been better planned to give more room in the bedroom.

This is a good budget option in the heart of the riverside area of Phnom Penh, ideally situated for the royal palace & national museum. The room was basic, but had everything needed. No lift though, so keep that in mind.