This property certainly deserves the good reviews it repeatedly gets. Have just returned from Cambodia and we spent 3 nights here in one of the private pool rooms. The pool isn't really big enough to swim properly in but it was fairy hot and humid during our stay so it was great to be able to jump in and cool... more

I stayed 2 nights in The Pavillons in November 2008. The hotel is a small beautiful green oasis, best situated in the heart of Phnom-penh. The rooms are clean but quite simple and expensive: 60 USD for the standard room and 85 USD for the private pool room (which is largely exagerated as the room provides no more advantages except... more

Our stays at the Pavilion were as we expected from the good reviews given on this site. Something that sometime miss in Cambodia, the management is present and excellent in this hotel and this is something we can feel through the attitude of all the friendly employees. The only problem was that "hot" water was not really hot at all.... more

We have just had 3 nights at the Pavillion, it having been recommended to us by a friend who lives in PP. It is in a fantastic position as it is in within walking distance of the Grand Palace and St 240 (good restaurants and shopping). The gardens are beautiful and tropical and well maintained. We booked a room with... more

This is a delightful oasis in the madness of the capital - surrounded by its own dense jungle! The rooms are simple but comfortable, the staff are helpful and friendly - though the front desk could smile a little more. the house-keeping staff were excellent and the laundry service was so good and cheap you could only get it cheaper... more

Stayed two nights when I first arrived in Phnom Penh. The place is great. Very Comfortable rooms. Nice and bright. Good Bathroom.The Staff where very helpful and also friendly. It is a little more than what I would normaly pay but it was worth every penny for that little bit of comfort in a safe enviorment for when you first... more

This is a dream of a boutique traveller's hotel. Located just behind the Royal Palace and an easy stroll to the National Museum, the river and the Palace itself, it is well away from the tourist strip of bars and restaurants along the riverfront. Secluded behind a high wall, the main building is a lovely restored colonial era mansion (apparently... more

We also chose to stay at the pavilion based on it's rating on tripadvisor and we were not disappointed. From the moment we arrived we had staff helping us with our bags. The staff that ran the bar were very friendly and they cook incredible dishes off the menu, worth every penny! We loved the cozy secluded areas around the... more

Given the craziness of the city, this hotel was like an oasis. When I walked into the hotel at the end of the day, it was like being in my own garden, but nicer. As soon as I stepped foot into the hotel ground, my whole being relaxed. The staff were professionally friendly and prompt. The room was nice, and... more