"It was a truly an experienced stay. Recommended for an amazing premium hotel, top-rated choice in the city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Well known for its modern design. breathtaking skyline views overlooking the vicinity in the city, high-end service in the capital. Worth a stay !"

"Easily the best hotel in Phnom Penh! The location is perfect—right in the middle of everything. The building is stunning and super iconic; you can spot it from far away. One thing that really touched me: the hotel had religious books based on the guest’s faith. I was honestly speechless to find a Holy Quran and a prayer mat in my room. First time I’ve ever had that in a non‑Muslim country hotel! The room itself was huge and super comfortable. The inside of the hotel is just as impressive. The management clearly has great taste—I loved the little art exhibition on the way to breakfast. The staff were amazing: polite, friendly, great English, and genuinely kind. Special shout‑out to Roth Goumy—she greeted me every morning with a big smile, offered lots of choices, and noticed all the little details. Overall, an amazing stay! Best, Ehtesham"

"1st stay in a Rosewood and won’t be the last. Rooms were fabulous ( 28th floor ) - very comfortable and great views. Staff super attentive , excellent English and very helpful. Only a one night transit visit so stayed in the Hotel - there are numerous places to eat and drink albeit at a bit of a price - but to be expected. Soro roof top bar was great place to watch the sunset - again staff very friendly and attentive. Live music was good too. I booked ahead for 530 and had great table for the sunset. Went back after dinner and still a good vibe. Dinner at Brasserie Louis was good but lacking in atmosphere as few diners and had spaced everyone out. Breakfast here too - best omelette of the holiday! We had done visitor attractions earlier in the holiday and this hotel well placed for key sights too. Small negatives- bar stools a bit uncomfortable in Soro and public rooms a little over air conditioned such that needed to offer my wife a scarf! Other than that highly recommend. The Cuts restaurant looked v good ( above Soro) but we managed without trying to spend £300 on food and wine so suspect Cuts would be a lot more. I really enjoyed my steak in brasserie Louis - my wife found the burger a little bland but did ask for it without truffle so perhaps lack of seasoning stood out."

"Rosewood Phnom Penh is the obvious choice if you want a calm, quiet-feeling reset in the middle of the city. It’s counterintuitive because it sits in a sizable tower and connects to a mall, but once you’re inside the hotel world you’d never know it. We stayed two nights, which felt perfect. A few thoughts: Location and feel This is a true city hotel yet it manages to feel separate from it once you’re upstairs. You get the calm you want after a busy day of touring, without the property feeling hushed. There’s still energy in the public spaces, but it stays controlled. One practical note: the new airport is stunning (perhaps one of the best new airports in the world, without exaggeration), but make sure to plan your transfer carefully. Our drive was around 45 minutes and is very traffic-dependent. Architecture and flow The interior design is the first wow. It’s not trying to be a classic grand dame property, but it also doesn’t feel cold. The art and materials do a lot of work. Because the hotel is in a tower, you move between your room and the restaurants/wellness via the sky lobby. That takes a minute to adjust to, but the elevator situation is painless (we never waited more than a minute, which matters in high-rise city hotels). Rooms and suite experience The room reveal was a highlight. We were unexpectedly upgraded to a generous suite with a separate living room, dining table, and powder room, which changed the whole stay in the best way. Two small notes: - Storage for luggage felt a bit cramped for extended travel. - The switches could use better illumination at night. Service and pre-arrival Service is efficient in the best sense: quick and capable. What stood out even more was the pre-arrival experience. Vichet went above and beyond to make sure the stay felt comfortable and relaxing, especially with a packed itinerary. The communication was extremely proactive, and it set the tone for our stay months before we even arrived. Breakfast The fruit selection was a standout. For design geeks who care about details: Christofle flatware is used throughout the property, including in-room dining. You almost never see that level of consistency. Plenty of design-forward dining rooms stop short here. Fitness and wellness The gym is well equipped, though smaller than I expected given the scale of the pool and other wellness areas. The thermal pools are separated in the changing rooms from the main pool. The split feels deliberate, and the city view is the payoff. Bars Do not skip Sora. The Whisky Library (more of a speakeasy) is also worth a stop if you like Japanese whisky. They’ve done a Nikka collaboration that’s worth exploring. Wine program The wine program is the quiet flex of the property. If you’re remotely into wine (or a full cork dork), you need to see the cellar. We were lucky that the beverage director took us through it, and it’s the rare hotel cellar that feels intentional. The list leans Old World, and it’s deep enough that if you call out a benchmark bottle you love, they’ll often have a strong vintage. A closing thought: What sets Rosewood apart is that its design, rooms, and location carry the whole experience. Some of the heritage-leaning options in Phnom Penh trade on ceremony and nostalgia. If that’s the trip you want, you’ll know it going in. If you want the stronger hard product and an easier reset after touring, this is the better selection."