TeaHouse
Asha GriffithAsha Griffith/Guest Contributor/HOTELS, PHNOM PENH/ Updated : Jun 7, 2016, 20:54 IST
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Located in the backstreets of central Phnom Penh, TeaHouse is a great accommodation option for those travelling on a budget but not too keen on staying in hostels. Guests are greeted with a welcome drink and a fresh towel, and mad … Read more
Located in the backstreets of central Phnom Penh, TeaHouse is a great accommodation option for those travelling on a budget but not too keen on staying in hostels. Guests are greeted with a welcome drink and a fresh towel, and made to feel extremely welcome—oh-so-glamorous! Read less
Located in the backstreets of central Phnom Penh, TeaHouse is a great accommodation option for those travelling on a budget but not too keen on staying in hostels. Guests are greeted with a welcome drink and a fresh towel, and made to feel extremely welcome—oh-so-glamorous! This sister concern property of Plantation, though half as expensive, has clean classic design and calm tropical feel that relaxes travellers as soon as they arrive.
Classic Chinese and modern fixtures with Asian twists make TeaHouse an exciting and exotic hidden little secret with simple and neat rooms. Guests can choose from a range of different room options, including standard double and two-bedroom suite. Latter is an apt choice for families or groups who want to stay together in a spacious space. The suite has all the amenities plus a lounge room providing extra space for hanging out or storing all those souvenirs! TeaHouse has a range of facilities, including a restaurant, spa, souvenir shop, garden with plenty of shady spots and a pool. Breakfast is included and is fresh and tasty! As the name suggests, there is also a ‘tea room’ with over 30 varieties of tea available for guests to enjoy.
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