We had a great stay at Fancy Guest house. Mr Nak, his brothers and his family are very welcoming and helpful. Very new and very clean- this was one of our favorite places to stay in Asia. Although we had fancier rooms for more money in other places we always found that the good atmosphere at Fancy Guest House made... more

I've stayed at the Fancy Guest House in Phnom Penh a couple of days in August 2008. The place is new and very clean. Rooms are airy and large. Some of them are windowless but other have a nice balcony over the street. Even though the street is not very engaging and tuk tuk drivers don't know the place, it's... more

We had a fantastic stay at the Fancy Guesthouse. Rooms are large and 100% spotlessly clean, each with an attached wet-room bathroom (as is standard across all hotels in SE Asia). The Guesthouse is run by a genuinely friendly Cambodian man, who was always helpful and never pushy. 'Mr. Fancy', as he came to be known, was genuinely one of... more

Don`t be put off by the street it`s located in. Unless you`ve spent many weeks in Phnom Penh trying to find a good, quiet, safe affordable Guest House like I have you wouldn`t fully appreciate this place. Stayed March 2008, new and wonderfully clean, new linen every day and what`s more important are the warm friendly people who run this... more

We chose this guesthouse on the recommendation of a fellow traveller in HCMC, Vietnam, and we weren't disappointed. We wrote for a reservation directly to the e-mail address and got a prompt response from Mr. Phannak. Once arrived, we were shown a choice of rooms. We paid $17 for two in a large room with bathroom, fridge, tv and air... more

One of the best guesthouses we have stayed in. The staff are really friendly, helping with any request made. The rooms are exceptionally clean and new feeling. Although Fancy doesn't have an attached restaurant there were many Western options close by, the closet was only 20 meters away. Troy Deb and Jacob, Australia July 2008. more

Stayed here for two nights at the end of June, 2008. Decent place - clean, nice bed, nice furniture, good looking rooms. Narrow building - many small floors with no elevators means you're likely to have several flights of stairs. Reasonably close to city center, but not within walking distance of anything. $15 - $20 a night is average for... more

We couldn't fins a decent place to stay and after going to the floating guest houses over looking the water; which were described in lonelyplanet as an idilic pangyang resort, which they defo are NOT! We got brought to this place by two very very nice tuk tuk drivers (reminded us of batman and robin duo) As we entered it... more

This is a new guest house in a central location. The rooms are very clean with proper sheets and towels, feeling more like a hotel than other guest houses. All rooms (priced USD15 - USD25) have aircon, en suite bathrooms, fridges, and cable TV. The cheaper rooms may not have windows. The guest house felt very safe. The owner is... more