G Mekong Hotel

Nice place, decent Wi-fi, friendly staff, clean and comfortable. We did not eat there, so unable to comment.

We stayed for 3 nights just before Christmas. This place was great. The breakfast was amazing, with so many choices, and the room was modern and huge. The pool area is also good. The location is a $2 tuk tuk ride to the riverside, but hotel is much better than another, much more expensive hotel we stayed at when we came back to Phnom Penh at the end of our trip. The staff were friendly and very helpful in arranging our bus tickets to Siem Reap for us. We would definitely stay here again.

Hotel is in great condition and staff are well coming and friendly. The complimentary breakfast is good and they have multiple selection such as noodle soup. As a Cambodian i had traditional american breakfast as well as traditional noodle soup. The room size is spacious while i was staying in w/ a 2 bed room. The only reason i didn't give this 5 star is that i had multiple bug bites. It's not from bed bugs but i guess from bugs that i can't see or not familiar with. My mom did not get any bug bites so maybe it's just they love my blood.

Tried to be too fancy, didn’t see why they had to have a full size window looking into the shower and toilet (had a blind you could pull down) but didn’t see the point of it.. Construction going on across the road, very very noisy all day at the pool(I feel they should advertise the fact) Not a great location for us, staff very robotic....We stayed in another hotel 2 days prior which was only 3 star and it was much better.... That is what i have based my comments on...

Toilet was rather dim and damp. Does not have sufficient hot water to supply all guest in the mornings, so had to make do with a chilly shower. Had a musty smell in the room also.

Love the hotel and staff are great. Great value, will stay again, theis was my second time already.

We had two nights at G Mekong, which is a little way out of the town centre but close enough for a pleasant walk. The first room we were allocated smelt strongly of cigarette smoke. (It seems that people smoke in the corridors which is something that the hotel should look at). We weren’t happy to stay in this room and the staff quickly moved us to another room. I must say that, at all times, the staff at G Mekong were friendly, polite and extremely helpful. The room was spacious and bright and the pool area and rooftop bar were very pleasant. We organised a tour to S-21 and the Killing Fields through the hotel which didn’t end well as there was a mix up over collection time from S-21. We went back to the hotel and the staff negotiated a 50% refund for us. Breakfast was buffet style with omelettes and eggs cooked to order. The buffet was varied and tasty. All in all, this is a really nice hotel with super friendly staff. I would definitely stay again.

Right in the heart off downtown Phnom Penh so it's an easy walk or tuk-tuk ride to a lot of places, especially the river side and tourist sites. Very friendly staff that I found to be not only most helpful but also warmly greeted you every time. While I didn't;t use the pool or gym I did have a look at them and thought they were great to have available. I did use the restaurant and enjoyed the food and thought it was very reasonably priced.Overall, enjoyed the stay and the hospitality of the staff.

I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the G Mekong hotel. The room was large and comfortable, well-equipped, with ample supply of bath gel and shampoo. The breakfast buffet was classical but good. Last but not least, the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. I am particularly grateful to the desk ladies who patiently helped me as I managed, in the course of 1 day, to go through all the stupid mistakes that a traveler can make (lost room card, forgot safe code, got fake US$ from ATM and change from restaurant, etc.). One last word regarding the location. The hotel is about 10-15 minutes walking distance from the royal palace, about 30 minutes from Wat Phnom. In the daytime, it's just about the duration of the walk in the heat. At night, streets are not well lit, so it's just up to personal perception. Personally, I never felt unsafe there, but, if you do, there are plenty of tuk-tuks (or whatever they call them in Cambodia) passing by, and you can always haggle a $1-2 ride back to the hotel. In summary, I tremendously enjoyed my stay at G Mekong Hotel and will try to book there again when I return in January.

This place a mid-tier hotel on a busy street that caters primarily to Chinese tourists. Pros: the bed was big and comfortable, the rooftop pool is nice compared to the rest of the hotel, and the women who work at the front desk especially are helpful, friendly and kind. Cons: breakfast quality isn't great - apart from an omelette station sad buffet food. The room is dated / not in great condition. Not awful, but for the price not great value in Cambodia. Most importantly, the lobby and our room smelled distinctly like smoke despite it claiming to be a non-smoking hotel. And when we complained, their solution was to "spray" the room with some sort of deodoriser/disinfectant. Not exactly an adequate solution for anyone with allergies/asthma. Lastly, one of the older doormen/bellboys talked at us repeatedly, his main aim seemingly to chide us for not spending longer than two weeks in his country. He would follow us to the elevator doing this, we found it quite obnoxious - yet he managed to be nowhere in sight when we needed help with bags Also worth noting - we asked them to fill up our water bottles so as to avoid the plastic bottles provided, and the water did NOT taste distilled