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"Everything was exceptional except because the hotel is quite old, many of the furnishings need updating"

"I stayed here for 7 nights while visiting Phnom Penh. During the week I went to Siem Reap for two nights but kept my room at The Plantation as the free nights offer I'd booked made this viable. The hotel consists of a number of 1960s/70s New Khmer-style buildings built around a beautifully restored 1930s French colonial villa. My room was on the second floor with a balcony. The room was very spacious, bright and spotlessly clean and had great air conditioning and a ceiling fan. The location is excellent and there are a number of great bars, cafes and a laundry close by. There is an ATM across the road from the main entrance. Everything you need to see is within walking distance or no more than a 10 minute tuk tuk ride away. The breakfast buffet was included in the rate and offered a good choice of Western and Asian options. Served in the poolside restaurant by friendly and efficient staff, it was a great way to start the day. Staff throughout the hotel were king and courteous. The hotel is also home to a French-Khmer fine dining restaurant, La Pergola, which was superb and I'd highly recommend."

"You don't need any other hotel, Breakfast 1st class including full English. Short walk to most places, You won't be disappointed."

"Great friendly staffs, very clean"

"Staff were very kind, restaurant food was reasonably priced and delicious, rooftop pool and seating are lovely and offer great views of the city. Room was very clean and spacious. Easy to get around everywhere via Tuktuk but not a ton to do within reasonable walking distance. "

"One of the best boutique hotels I’ve ever stayed in. Incredibly friendly staff."

"Great everything was awesome "

"Very good breakfast and variety of food "

"*ALERT* If after you read this and you still decide to reserve a room here, then whomever you are traveling with should ban you from ever making lodging decisions in the future, forever. I live in Cambodia and I have never been scared to stay at a hotel until I can across Botom (NOT A PALACE) hotel. After searching for 20 minutes we found the smallest little sign above a dark alley that you would be crazy to go down in any city (see pictures). After seeing the outside of the hotel and after entering the lobby, we immediately made reservations somewhere else. If the highly photoshopped pictures that the hotel uses is any indication, then I now doubt the authenticity of many of the reviews. No one in their right mind would stay here let alone give it great reviews without mentioning the creepy deep dark alley or the lack of signage . "