Sunway Phnom Penh is a 8-floors hotel located within the greenest and most prestigious area of the city called "green belt" due to its lush vegetation. What makes its location enviable is the short distance from the airport to the city (about 15 minutes), the prestigious location and the important avenues nearby, the famous Wat Phnom Pagoda right around the corner, the renowned tourist attractions, the offices government and embassies, and finally, the spectacular view enjoyed from the rooms.
The hotel has deluxe rooms, deluxe balcony, executive suites, and presidential suites: all are furnished and equipped in a modern style with a safe box, air conditioning, minibar, kit for coffee / tea, telephone, electronic paper to open the door, satellite television etc. For those who stay in a room with balcony, there will be an unexpected surprise to have a breath-taking view of the city, if not the Wat Phnom Pagoda, to provide an unforgettable stay. Who will stay in Suites, will instead have the privilege of sharing the same room that once hosted illustrious politicians and Hollywood celebrities.
The facility has been furnished and designed to satisfy the most discerning guests seeking high standards for their business or leisure travels. Sunway Hotel Phnom Penh offers personalized quality service and traditional hospitality.
In addition, guests will have a multilingual staff, currency exchange, gift shop, safety deposit boxes, luggage storage, limousine service, fitness center, spa, business center, secretarial services, banqueting service, restaurant, bakery, spacious lounge in the lobby etc.
For who love good food, the Sun Cafe Restaurant is available to customers 7 days in a week, and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Hereit is possible to taste both Cambodian dishes and international cooking. It is also possible to chose a la carte menu or enjoy a buffet. In addition, themed kitchen evenings will take place (eastern and western cuisine every Monday, European cuisine every Saturday and menu with fish every Friday).
