Excellent accommodation in the centre of Phnom Penh near the Royal Place. This is clearly not a budget option. But if you can afford it, Pavilion is value for money. It is very attractively designed and is quiet and relaxed. This ambience is achieved by excellent, helpful staff and a no children policy. The official reason for the no children policy is that the pools are not supervised. There is a sister establishment which does accept children.

This hotel is a piece of heaven with calm, clean rooms, great food, spa benefits AND the best staff you will find anywhere. They will do everything in their power to assure you have a great stay. We stayed 3 separate times and had a great experience each time.

We arrived early and were lucky to be allowed to check in. The receptionist made us feel so welcomed. Room’s balcony is facing the pool and the restaurant. Pool area is perfect for relaxation and unwind. Free 25 min massage. Breakfast is all good, with fruits, bread, bacon and eggs, juice, tea/coffee. We enjoyed staying in this lovely boutique hotel, all the staff are very helpful and polite.

We can't fault this place. Just a tiny inconvenience when the ground staff is watering the plants, we couldn't use our shower due to the low pressure. Otherwise, as others have said, it's a truly an oasis in Phnom Penh.

Everything was perfect about this place. The room, spacious and beautifully decorated with a view over the pool, the linen, the soap in the bathroom, the lighting. The hotel is full of carefully assorted items, pieces of art and furniture.The staff are as helpful as possible, gentle, descreet and friendly. The pool is a dream, especially after the dusk when it is lit by little lamps. You can grab a hotel towel and after a swim, lazily plunge into chairs and setees present around the pool, have a drink at the pool bar. The breakfast is scrumptious, with delicious bread, eggs, yoghurt with musli and loads of fruit.
The Pavillion is within the walking distance from the Royal Palace and the river bank.

Having said that, I admit, given the prices in Cambodia it is a pretty expensive place (55$ to 80$). Nevertheless, if you are about to splurge on a hotel, let it be there.