The hotel’s location gives you all the benefits of centrality and the riverside, though with a smaller helping of sleaze and chaos on the side. You’re still within walking distance of the Royal Palace, National Museum, and icons like the FCC. You don’t necessarily need to travel that far though to pick up on some of Phnom Penh’s better offerings. Virtually next door, Limoncello offers some of what we are repeatedly told is the best pizza in Phnom Penh, the Night Market and Wat Phnomare just a hop, skip and a jump away, and you’re not far from some of the city’s top eating spots, including Van’s, Chinese House and The Exchange. Almost opposite is Titanic Restaurant, a fairy-lit gilded eatery that attracts visitors like moths with its well-cooked Khmer dishes and apsara dancers.
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