Villa Paradiso is a beautiful little boutique hotel in a central location. We stayed there for a few nights on arrival in Cambodia. We liked it so much we returned for more after visiting Siem Reap. The villa has different types and sizes of rooms and as a family of 4 we fit comfortably into a spacious room with lots of windows and light (Balinese Garden suite). The garden with the swimming pool and restaurant is beautifully designed and feels like a little oasis. The staff and owners are all helpful and make you feel very welcome and at home. We were especially delighted with the attention to detail - very clearly the service and the hotel are designed with the needs and the comfort of the guests in mind.

I stayed at a japanese room and the island and they were amazing! Words aren't enough for this amazing place. Book it and see it for yourself.

The place is quite big, the staff was friendly and for breakfast a crêpe with ice-cream was delicious but I wanted something salty and umami but not that continental bacon and egg thing. If you're paying so much for the room, at least you could get an actual traditional khmer breakfast or breakfast based on the themes of the rooms. Hardly any traveller wants a daily artery-clogging breakfast after flying half-way around the world. The second flaw is if you know anything about the japanese culture and art, then you can tell that the japanese room either looks stereotypically japanese or too much chinese. Red isn't exactly a colour of japan - red pillows and a painting of a woman in red silk robes just looked way more chinese, but at least the bed was low on the platform and that was very japanese.

After three nights I switched to The Island for two nights and I loved it! Where else will you get a hammock and two rocking chairs inside of a beach-themed hotel room? The room also had a big view. I didn't try the rest of the rooms but this one seemed to be one of the best.

If you want to know anything else, then you have to visit the place.

You really don't need to look anywhere else to stay for a visit to Phnom Penh.
Great hotel in a quiet location which is near to all the hustle and bustle of the City.
We will recommend this to anyone who intends to travel to Cambodia.

We've never stayed at a boutique hotel so we weren't quite sure of what to expect when we reserved a room fr ourselves at the villa paradiso. But much to our pleasant surprise, it was a great choice! The staff was very friendly and the room was great too! The bathroom was big and that for me is always a big plus! We ate most of our meals at the hotel and they were all good! Didn't use the pool but it looked very inviting! I'd recommend this place highly