HM Grand Central Hotel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
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Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Pool
Fitness centre
More about HM Grand Central Hotel
HM Grand Central Hotel
Attractively situated in the centre of Phnom Penh, HM Grand Central Hotel features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, free private parking and room service. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a business centre.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 24 Jul 2026
My Good Time in Phnom Penh
My fiancé and I stayed in this HM grand central hotel Phnom Penh. As we experienced The hotel facility is new to us for a 4 star hotel which we used to experience before. The staffs are politely, helpful and very friendly, they would help you out in any possible way. The view from rooftop sky bar is amazing, also the foods . The location isn’t very far from the famous sightseeing place in Phnom Penh. My fiancé and I will visit again in the future. Experience once you will like it.
Hotel response
Comment: 25 Jul 2026
Greeting from HM Grand Central Hotel
Dear Jennij, thank you for your kind words about your stay at our hotel. We're thrilled that you and your fiancé enjoyed the new facilities, friendly service, and the breathtaking view from our rooftop sky bar. It's wonderful to hear that our location was convenient for your sightseeing adventures. We would be delighted to welcome you both back for another memorable experience in the future. Safe travels until then!
Best Regards,
E Heng (Mr.)
Marketing Team Leader
Dear Jennij, thank you for your kind words about your stay at our hotel. We're thrilled that you and your fiancé enjoyed the new facilities, friendly service, and the breathtaking view from our rooftop sky bar. It's wonderful to hear that our location was convenient for your sightseeing adventures. We would be delighted to welcome you both back for another memorable experience in the future. Safe travels until then!
Best Regards,
E Heng (Mr.)
Marketing Team Leader
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 2 May 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
The gym, pool, jacuzzi and sky bar are not 24 hours access. Also the jacuzzi says it opens at 3pm but they actually don't start it up until after 5pm, like wise with the sky bar area. The pool is small unlike the image where they exaggerate the size and it seems bigger.
In our room, the cushions on the sofa had fluid stains which made us question Hygiene.
The most concerning things was, on the first day when we came left and back to our room, the cleaners cleaned it but it oddly had a strong smoking odor like someone smoked in our room or a smoker came into our room. They also claim we lost a small towel upon check out, so instead of disputing it, we said we will just pay for it which was another odd thing.
We paid alot of money for this place and thought it was a 5 star but it was really a 2-3 star mediocre hotel. You can find better with the price paid.
In our room, the cushions on the sofa had fluid stains which made us question Hygiene.
The most concerning things was, on the first day when we came left and back to our room, the cleaners cleaned it but it oddly had a strong smoking odor like someone smoked in our room or a smoker came into our room. They also claim we lost a small towel upon check out, so instead of disputing it, we said we will just pay for it which was another odd thing.
We paid alot of money for this place and thought it was a 5 star but it was really a 2-3 star mediocre hotel. You can find better with the price paid.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 20 Feb 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
This place is conveniently located near Monivong Boulevard and Psar Thmey. It's a great value: not luxurious, but I don't feel like I'm compromising safety or comfort. Cold A/C, helpful staff, loads of hot water.
The internet access isn't great, but I have a generous data plan on my phone, so it wasn't an issue.
Pro-tip: skip the expensive hotel breakfast and walk to the corner. There's a shop within spitting distance that sells the city's best bai sach chrouk (grilled pork on rice), which matches perfectly with the sweet iced coffee. And in the evenings, they sell beef skewers and baguettes. Some of the best food in the Penh.
The internet access isn't great, but I have a generous data plan on my phone, so it wasn't an issue.
Pro-tip: skip the expensive hotel breakfast and walk to the corner. There's a shop within spitting distance that sells the city's best bai sach chrouk (grilled pork on rice), which matches perfectly with the sweet iced coffee. And in the evenings, they sell beef skewers and baguettes. Some of the best food in the Penh.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 6 Jan 2026
Stayed in: Dec 2025
Clean room staff friendly location good but wi-fi no good for a couple days during my stayed four days
Couple
Comment: 30 Dec 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2025
A Four-star hotel with an enormous bed, great bathroom and in a fantastic location.
Finally, a hotel that knows what ‘four-stars’ means and aspires to maintain the qualities of a hotel of that calibre.
Let’s get the bad stuff out of the way first so I don’t sound all gushy.
Getting into the building involves climbing steep stairs that seem to have been inspired by Angkor Watt itself. Seriously, climbing up them with my luggage was like climbing up Mount Doom with the weight of the One Ring pushing you back. A porter helped (thanks, Sam). I think wheelchair access might be provided by going into the basement carpark and up the elevator.
Breakfast was not included in the price. If you want breakfast, you have to pay $10.70 at reception. We did it at 7 am, and walked right up, with no hassles.
All the usual buffet breakfast items are present and accounted for, such as a noodle and egg station. Little things like yoghurt, hand-and-cheese toasties, and more than one type of juice were the icing on the cake. They were still setting things up as we arrived, which seemed a little ill-prepared. The coffee machine made a decent brew, and that’s important.
I feel like the last three weeks of my holiday in Cambodia have been a quest to find the perfect bathroom, and while this was not flawless, it was the best so far. The water pressure was formidable, and the temperature scalding hot (really, be careful – the sink faucet was hot even on the cold setting).
A door on the shower would have prevented wet floors but at least there are enough towels to wipe everything down. I’m no stranger to wet rooms as bathrooms, but they usually come with bathroom slippers. The slippers provided were not ideal for this use. (More on slippers later).
The bathroom could also do with a hook to hang a hand towel (there is space for it and everything). Also, bit more shelving.
The free coffee provided was a bit meh! At least you could refill your water bottles in the foyer if you wanted to.
Now for the good…
I had the Deluxe Double Room for three nights, and the bed was gigantic. I’m talking two three-quarter beds pushed together. Great for a small family with young kids. Great for people with partners who snore or hog the bed. The bed is wider than it is long, and they provide four pillows.
Being back in a hotel that provided wardrobes and cupboards that you can open and close was much appreciated. The room was generous and made good use of its space. The dark brown and cream interior colours looked classy.
The location is great. This is a more affluent suburb where the wealthy live in their mansions behind high walls and electronic gates. The leafy streets yield minimarts, hairdressers, spas and even laser therapy or Botox.
Walk in almost any direction and you’ll find a decent restaurant. If you’re looking for a vegan or vegetarian restaurant, there are two in Street 51. Head right from the hotel, then take the next right into Street 51. Keep heading south, it is not far. Keep going if you was to go to Brown’s Café as a potentially cheaper alternative to the $10.70 buffet breakfast offer.
Langka Lane, Phnom Penh’s hip restaurant and bar scene to rival Bassac Lane, is a bit of a hike down Street 51, then straight past the Independence Monument onto Street 55. Keep going until you hit the junction of Street 288. It will be on the left.
The elevator is activated by using your electronic key, which is a nice security feature. It will take you up to the gym, pool, spa, sky bar, and other amenities. The elevator is clean, shiny and golden.
The gym is impressive – the best I’ve seen in a hotel. There is plenty of room, even for sofas. Three running machines means no waiting your turn. A choice of free weights or machines. A cross-trainer if you’re sick of jogging. There are even a ping pong table and a massage room.
The pool is smallish by serviceable for laps. It offers sun lounges and city views. The deep end is 160 cm. There are a spa and sauna nearby too.
The sky bar has comfortable seats inside and outside, as well as board games, and musical instruments.
The TV worked, first go! Just turn it on and watch. Not every channel was perfect but there was a mix to suit most people’s taste and language preference.
I did like the slippers, so much that I bought my mum a pair for $5 from reception. They are for sale there with other souvenirs.
I would definitely go back, especially if I was worried about maintaining my gym workouts or wanted to explore the BKK1 area more.
Let’s get the bad stuff out of the way first so I don’t sound all gushy.
Getting into the building involves climbing steep stairs that seem to have been inspired by Angkor Watt itself. Seriously, climbing up them with my luggage was like climbing up Mount Doom with the weight of the One Ring pushing you back. A porter helped (thanks, Sam). I think wheelchair access might be provided by going into the basement carpark and up the elevator.
Breakfast was not included in the price. If you want breakfast, you have to pay $10.70 at reception. We did it at 7 am, and walked right up, with no hassles.
All the usual buffet breakfast items are present and accounted for, such as a noodle and egg station. Little things like yoghurt, hand-and-cheese toasties, and more than one type of juice were the icing on the cake. They were still setting things up as we arrived, which seemed a little ill-prepared. The coffee machine made a decent brew, and that’s important.
I feel like the last three weeks of my holiday in Cambodia have been a quest to find the perfect bathroom, and while this was not flawless, it was the best so far. The water pressure was formidable, and the temperature scalding hot (really, be careful – the sink faucet was hot even on the cold setting).
A door on the shower would have prevented wet floors but at least there are enough towels to wipe everything down. I’m no stranger to wet rooms as bathrooms, but they usually come with bathroom slippers. The slippers provided were not ideal for this use. (More on slippers later).
The bathroom could also do with a hook to hang a hand towel (there is space for it and everything). Also, bit more shelving.
The free coffee provided was a bit meh! At least you could refill your water bottles in the foyer if you wanted to.
Now for the good…
I had the Deluxe Double Room for three nights, and the bed was gigantic. I’m talking two three-quarter beds pushed together. Great for a small family with young kids. Great for people with partners who snore or hog the bed. The bed is wider than it is long, and they provide four pillows.
Being back in a hotel that provided wardrobes and cupboards that you can open and close was much appreciated. The room was generous and made good use of its space. The dark brown and cream interior colours looked classy.
The location is great. This is a more affluent suburb where the wealthy live in their mansions behind high walls and electronic gates. The leafy streets yield minimarts, hairdressers, spas and even laser therapy or Botox.
Walk in almost any direction and you’ll find a decent restaurant. If you’re looking for a vegan or vegetarian restaurant, there are two in Street 51. Head right from the hotel, then take the next right into Street 51. Keep heading south, it is not far. Keep going if you was to go to Brown’s Café as a potentially cheaper alternative to the $10.70 buffet breakfast offer.
Langka Lane, Phnom Penh’s hip restaurant and bar scene to rival Bassac Lane, is a bit of a hike down Street 51, then straight past the Independence Monument onto Street 55. Keep going until you hit the junction of Street 288. It will be on the left.
The elevator is activated by using your electronic key, which is a nice security feature. It will take you up to the gym, pool, spa, sky bar, and other amenities. The elevator is clean, shiny and golden.
The gym is impressive – the best I’ve seen in a hotel. There is plenty of room, even for sofas. Three running machines means no waiting your turn. A choice of free weights or machines. A cross-trainer if you’re sick of jogging. There are even a ping pong table and a massage room.
The pool is smallish by serviceable for laps. It offers sun lounges and city views. The deep end is 160 cm. There are a spa and sauna nearby too.
The sky bar has comfortable seats inside and outside, as well as board games, and musical instruments.
The TV worked, first go! Just turn it on and watch. Not every channel was perfect but there was a mix to suit most people’s taste and language preference.
I did like the slippers, so much that I bought my mum a pair for $5 from reception. They are for sale there with other souvenirs.
I would definitely go back, especially if I was worried about maintaining my gym workouts or wanted to explore the BKK1 area more.
Hotel response
Comment: 25 Jul 2026
Greeting from HM Grand Central Hotel
Thank you, Venture, for your detailed review! We’re thrilled you enjoyed our spacious room and the vibrant area around us. We're sorry for the challenge with the stairs and will consider ways to improve accessibility. We note your feedback about the bathroom amenities and will look into enhancements. Your positive remarks about our gym and sky bar truly warm our hearts. We hope to welcome you back soon and provide an even more comfortable stay.
Best Regards,
E Heng (Mr.)
Marketing Teams Leader
Thank you, Venture, for your detailed review! We’re thrilled you enjoyed our spacious room and the vibrant area around us. We're sorry for the challenge with the stairs and will consider ways to improve accessibility. We note your feedback about the bathroom amenities and will look into enhancements. Your positive remarks about our gym and sky bar truly warm our hearts. We hope to welcome you back soon and provide an even more comfortable stay.
Best Regards,
E Heng (Mr.)
Marketing Teams Leader
Very good location
#42, Street 208, Village II, Sangkat Beuong Reang, Khan Daun Penh Phnom Penh City, Samdach Chakrei Ponn St. (208), Khan Doun Penh, Phnom Penh, 12211, Cambodia|0.78 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Extra beds are available for an additional charge, depending on the size of the room.
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