Reviewed by Tom Bell
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AMANJAYA - REVIEW
Phnom Penh stands on the Mekong at its conflux with the Tonle Sap, a view that is sweetly framed from your balcony at Amanjaya, with bustling Sisowath Quay – La Croisette of Indochina – stretching south before you. It is a lively spot in the middle of a happening town, with the dazzling Royal Palace a short stroll west and a host of good restaurants on your doorstep.
As for Amanjaya, this small and lively city hotel delivers exactly what you’d want of it: heaps of comfort, an easy style, good food and excellent service. There’s a big brasserie downstairs with a long bar and a couple of sofas, a small business centre where you can pick up emails, and 21 excellent suites that offer really good value for money. All come with fancy bathrooms, spacious sitting areas, comfortable kingsize beds and French windows that open onto splendid balconies. Wander the streets outside and find bars, markets, museums and temples. A stylish little hotel in the heart of a vibrant city.
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