YK Art House

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We initially planned on staying a week, but ended up extending another week because this hotel was exactly what we needed. Our room was clean, and the hotel is in a great location, minutes from everything. What we like most about it is the tranquility, despite being in the middle of the city. It's so peaceful and quiet, while you feel like a guest in someone's home. My daughter is autistic so whenever we go out and she feels overwhelmed, this quiet place is just a short tuktuk ride away. We also traveled with our two cats and they enjoy looking out the windows. They did catch a lizard that came into our room a few nights ago and I'm trying to find it. The hotel also has a library as well as a restaurant. I haven't had the chance to dine there yet, but the menu looks wonderful.

Very bohemian and trendy with a library and an almost imposingly eco-friendly atmosphere with signs about how to dispose of everything, yet the drain in the shower was somewhat slow and overflowing (gross), which from an eco standpoint is rather ironic. The room was comfortable, yet small, and the furnishings were not as new as some other properties. The atmosphere was quiet within the hotel, and the guests were respectful and quiet, but the property next door was under construction, and there was about three hours of drilling and sawing going on each day, luckily ending around 6 pm. The staff was very friendly and helpful - quite impressive. Overall, it was a unique boutique hotel that seems to try hard to appeal to the environmentally-conscious traveler.

Room was like pictures provided. Property looked beautiful and has a sense of zen to it. Staff was friendly but had issues. Aircon was weak. bathroom drainage was slow so be quick with your showers or it gets flooded. The property has a no visitors policy after 8:30 which is also the time their restaurant closes. This much I get. However, the main doors are also chained and locked at 9pm so movement is very much restricted. This was not communicated during the booking process and check in. I chose to stay close to bassac street where there’s night life and live music, I was hoping to come in and out as I needed. I am now being made to feel uneasy about staying out late cos there’s a chance of being locked out. I was left outside for a good 15 minutes on my first night not knowing of curfew, before the night watch came out and stared at me like I was inconveniencing him. Also being chained-in was a safety concern to me. Bringing this up to front desk the second day, I just wanted to know why this was not communicated at any point. And was basically told that’s how they’ve been doing it, if i want just tell the watchman (who doesn’t speak English or look too friendly) to unlock it, and i can email management to TRY to get a refund if I rather stay somewhere else. Front desk was not rude, but she also preferred to look at her laptop while I was speaking. So that left me with the sense that there was no point in saying more. My final night in Cambodia was thus spent in my room.

Great arty place in busy Phnom Penh

I liked the book collection in the dining room - I found a book there that kept me occupied during my entire stay. I liked the other guests - quietly focused on eco projects. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Small basic rooms, but adequate for what I needed. Kind of dark though. Bed and pillows average SE Asia comfort. The staff had limited English when I had questions. Glad they were pet friendly, so thank you for that. Refillable bottles provided with filtered water in restaurant was also great. Good location and the hood in the vegetarian restaurant was good. The pumpkin amok and mango smoothies especially.

Noise was terrible... Hotel is situated on a small alley street with motos n tuk tuks scampering by from morning to night. The side facing the street noisy so sleeping in is not possible. Windows sucked. Hallway noise can be heard in the room regardless of the conversation level.. nutshell, noisy... Room clean but the bathroom and everything else outdated, will not stay again.

I live in Phnom Penh and this is a wonderful place to escape to for a few days. This well-run hotel is delightful with lots of interesting areas to explore. The rooms are comfortable, clean and spacious and the adjoining lounges and libraries are an extra bonus. Management and staff are friendly and helpful and create a welcoming atmosphere. Overall it is excellent value for money and a great place to relax in Phnom Penh.

Was apprehensive at first as it doesn't have much kerb appeal, but once inside all was forgiven. Good staff helped us book things, good food (even if it is vegan), an excellent location near the trendy Bassac lane and easy walking (or tuktuk'ing) to sights. Not the cheapest in town, but value feels about right

Old Place needs an upgrade badly. WIFI Not good everything is worn out !!