Phnom Penh • Luxury Hotels

Built in 1995, NagaWorld is known as one of the best casino-hotels in Indochina. This 5-star hotel features a massive 8-storey entertainment complex with casinos, gaming halls, spa, gym, several restaurants – all in one place.

This riverfront has over well-appointed 500 rooms &  suites with free WiFi. Excellent dining and service and great value for money.

Located in the heart of Phnom Penh, with plenty of shops, restaurants and attractions nearby. Blue Chilli, AV Bar 225 and the main gay scene are only 10 minutes away, but we think you’ll have very little desire to leave the hotel.

The legendary Raffles Le Royal dates back to the 1920’s when architect Ernest Hébrard proposed a grand hotel as a part of his visionary to turn this Cambodian-French colonial city into a bustling, well-planned metropolis.

Having survived two World Wars and the Pol Pot regime, the hotel provided a safe haven for journalists covering the city invasion (the Raffles was the main set in the movie “The Killing Fields”).

A landmark in its own right, the hotel has retained a lot of its colonial grandeur and has been updated with first-class facilities including a beautiful pool, gardens, restaurants and gym.

Great service, and we can testify to a very warm welcome being extended to gay guests.

The gay-popular Sofitel Phnom Penh is strategically located in the old French Quarter and has been modelled loosely in colonial style. It features a decent-sized pool and well-equipped gym.

Guest rooms feature large bathrooms and exceptionally comfortable beds. All the hi-tech stuff is there but largely hidden out of sight. The breakfast buffet is excellent, and there’s a really good Italian restaurant onsite.

The Sofitel is less than 10 minutes away by tuk-tuk to major attractions. Amam gay sauna and Hatha Khmer massage can be reached in about 5 minutes.

Fabulous apartments overlooking Tonle Sap River. The riverfront Himawari offers huge rooms with a fully-equipped kitchen (microwave, fridge), dining area, cable TV, DVD player, iPod dock and free WiFi.

Recreational facilities include an outdoor pool with jacuzzi, gym, sauna and more! Yoga and dance classes are offered. The Oyster Restaurant & Bar serves Asian and Western fusion dishes.

Himawari is a 10-minute walk from the Royal Palace and the gay scene in the area. The airport is a 20-minute drive away. Good value for money.