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I stayed in this hotel in Phnom Penh for four nights during my trip to Cambodia.

Passed the huge wooden door, you enter this lush romantic garden to be overwhelmed by the silence… a dream, especially given the chaos and grime of the city.
The Pavillon, Phnom Pehn, Cambogia

I stayed in the glass pavilion a few steps from the pool—a beautiful, spacious, and romantic room, furnished with teak furniture and colourful fabrics.

The poolside restaurant serves delicious Khmer dishes and cocktails, which are certainly above the average for downtown.

Always around the pool, there are various sunbeds and little alcoves in the shade of tropical plants—a really, very lovely and comfortable place to spend the end of the day in peace. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.

The Pavillon a Phnom Pehn

P.S. What pushed me to choose this hotel in Phnom Penh is its responsible tourism programs. In countries such as Cambodia, this is not just a detail … For more information regarding this point, I suggest you consult their own page.

Personal Note

Thanks to my previous job and often for pleasure, in the last seventeen years I spent almost more time in hotels than at home. Here are those I consider special places not to be missed. Those I truly hope to come back to again and again…

These posts have nothing to do with sponsorships.

These are just places where I stayed and that I loved and feel like have to be recommended to everybody.

Silvia Moggia

Silvia Moggia is an Italian travel writer, boutique hotel owner and tourism consultant based in Levanto, on the Ligurian coast. After fifteen years working in opera houses, including the Paris Opera and the Palau de les Arts in Valencia, she returned home to run a small hotel in the Cinque Terre and to write. She travels independently and usually alone, on foot, on horseback and under sail, and writes about it honestly, the difficult parts as well as the good ones. She also works on sustainable tourism and destination management, writing about overtourism from inside a place that lives with it. Everything on Silvia's Trips is based on direct experience