The Privilege Boutique

Very nice hotel, staff are excellent looked after us. The location is great lots of places to eat and not far from the main tourist area. Will stay there again.

This is a 3 star motel, ideas of a complete hotel and service should be left at the street. We arrived at night and this rarely creates a good first impression. The reception is a hot stiflingly divide between the street and access to rooms. At check in we were asked to choose our breakfast items and time required, exactly why wasn't immediately clear. The rooms are enormous, with bedroom area, a lounge with sofa and a double sink bathroom with separate 2 person bath/shower. There is an in room safe and you will need the euro 2 pin electric plug. Our bedroom included a massage table, I do not know why. The breakfast is taken at a restaurant next door and that opens at 7. The choice is a style of eggs with an approximation of toast and a coffee. The biggest problem here is that the privilege boutique has had it's heyday and that was many years ago, now it is neglected and gasping for breath. On a positive note the motel sits in a quiet neighborhood with a small convenience store across the street, we did try a local restaurant and this was entertaining. The staff at the PB seem genuinely to want to help, communication is difficult even when using Google translate, sometimes it felt as if there was no comprehension of potential needs of a hotel guest, being the only guests here added to an interesting if bizarre experience. My top tip is to take a torch and use insect repellent.

My friend and I booked a Cabana Suite each. We have young adult Cambodian family that we wanted to spend time with and the hotel was wonderful about them coming and going. Not all places are. the room was a cool haven and the bed was stunningly comfortable. The pool is necessary after a big day out and about. The restaurant was closed but we could choose our breakfast to be delivered to our room and the time. I love the location as it is NOT on the Pubstreet side so therefor quieter but still within walking distance. The Bathtub is sublime!

Cozy small boutique hotel around a pool with lush garden. The hotel need maintenance, but it is fully compensated by the cleaning and very helpful staff at the reception. We stayed at a small suite with separate bedroom and nice terrace wit sun in the morning. The hotel is placed central in the city with walking distance to National museum and the night marked. Lots of shop, cafe and restaurants quite nearby.

We arrived at night and were not fully aware of the condition of this property until the next morning. The property is nothing like the photos. Our room was filthy. Mould on the shower curtain and stains all over the upholstery. Underneath the toilet seat was disgusting. The bed was rock hard. The swimming pool was dirty and had green mould on the tiles. The property was infested with mosquitoes. There was no restaurant or bar. We were served eggs at breakfast that were only partially cooked. We left after one night.

Extremely peaceful property with all facilities. The location is perfect. They have the best staff and specially Mr.Meng who went out of his way to ensure our stay was comfortable! The rooms are humongous with a lovely view of the pool.

The pool had a film over it and wasn’t pumping round so didn’t want to use it as it looked dirty…The restaurant was closed so we had to order breakfast and then we had to eat it in our room…The bar was also shut down so couldn’t get a drink…The rooms themselves looked lovely but the bed was very uncomfortable and the shower was luke warm and the plug hole was all blocked…I felt like squatters …

It might have been privilege to stay at the Privilege Boutique hotel some time ago, but is not any longer. The property feels old and in need of refurbishment (that might explain the cheaper price compared to other 4 star hotel in the area). The pool doesn't look very clean (on the surface of the water) and the pool chairs are simply dirty (I didn't see 1 person using the pool during my 4-day stay). There is no restaurant so you need to pre-order your breakfast in the evening and the staff will bring it and set it up in the small outdoor space in front of the room. There is also a karaoke next to the hotel which can be noisy in the evening. What saves this property is the staff which went out of its way to make our stay pleasant. We asked for mangoes for breakfast and they happily obliged; they also made phone calls for us to book restaurants.