StayPhnom Penh · Wat Botum / Royal Palace

PavilionARUNERA stay note.

A 36-room adults-leaning retreat across four period buildings near Wat Botum and the Royal Palace, with tropical gardens, two pools and a strong heritage identity.

Last verified · 2026-09-30

១Best for

Choose for the trip
you actually want.

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    Couples

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    Architecture and heritage travelers

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    First-time visitors

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    Guests who want Royal Palace access and a garden retreat

២ARUNERA review fields
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    Location & neighborhood

    A few steps from the Royal Palace and Wat Botum, making it especially practical for a short cultural visit to the historic center.

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    Design identity

    Restored French-Khmer period buildings with distinctive architectural features, garden courtyards and individualized rooms.

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    Breakfast

    Breakfast is served daily. The hotel currently publishes an à-la-carte breakfast menu and a separate Khmer Cuisine Discovery program.

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    Coffee

    Not yet verified: ARUNERA has not confirmed the current origin of coffee served at breakfast.

៣Local signals

What makes this stay
feel specific.

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    The property preserves and reuses multiple period residences with documented Phnom Penh histories.

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    Its Khmer Cuisine Discovery Selection is inspired by recipes from The Culinary Art of Cambodia.

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    The hotel maintains a strong connection to central Cambodian cultural institutions through its location.

៤Editorial note

Editorial first.
Partnership stays separate.

One of the strongest fits for travelers who want Phnom Penh heritage to be part of the physical hotel experience rather than only something visited outside.

ARUNERA does not sell placement in hotel selections. A commercial partnership may support guest experiences, campaigns or local-product storytelling, but it does not buy a recommendation or ranking.

Verified from: Official Pavilion website; Official Pavilion rooms, hotel and about pages.

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