Dyvith Hotel

Pretty average hotel

Great clean hotel. Very spotless. Is a little away from activities, but you can catch a tuk tuk out front and go where needed at a reasonable price. Just check price before going, and always barter down. Great breakfast provided. Pool , gym etc.

I found this hotel to be disappointing. It is almost impossible to find, even for the local Cambodian officials with us - and seems to just cater for Chinese tour groups. The corridors are full of loud-talking guests, and the fact that the hotel has no carpet means that the hallway is like a giant echoing cave, which amplifies the guest noise. What is worse is the doors have auto closers which slam the door shut (once it even closed behind me, locking me out), which means the evening is full of door slamming. The hotel also didn't have a restuarant on several nights (only a small outdoor cafe was open), maybe because tour groups weren't there that day (not great given there are no local eating alternatives around being in the mifddle of nowhere). The hotel also penalises guests who happen as humans to misplace their 10c plastic entry cards $5 for the pleasure of a new room key.

All very good. Location is a bit remote, and construction next door led to some noise. Plumbing is not perfect. Bathroom smelled bad due to plumbing issues. Otherwise the place was extremely good. Would visit again.

We have a group of 16 people stayed at Dyvith Hotel and want to thank you for their front desk manager Sitta who go extra way in support and help our group during our stay. We will definitely come back to Dyvith the next time in Phnom Penh :)