Convenient Hotels In Phnom Penh
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Sim card can be bought at airport and Passapp can even be installed on phone before reaching Cambodia.
What I understand is that some are real champions, this for sure !
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OP, if you're traveling with big suitcases don't use a tuk tuk. Those new tuk tuks are pretty small.
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Maybe not Passapp but if they have been to SEA before there is a chance they will have Grab. Airport terminal has wifi which can be connected to while waiting for visa.
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I got to platinum in Bangkok earlier this year /flex
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agree... i missed the time he is landing.. so yea, that makes more sensecautious colin wrote: ↑Wed Nov 07, 2018 3:34 pmPersonally. If you are going to get to the hotel at midnight or later I would suggest booking. even if only for one night in the area you are planning to stay. But each to their ownBklynBoy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 07, 2018 12:49 am tuk tuk always works for me. Depending on what's important to you regarding hotel.....
Velkommen Inn on street 144
Mini Banana or Top Banana
you can google and get the info.. No need to book in advance, at least from my experience. I have had a few friends stay at Velkommen Inn and no complaints.
I don't suggest booking in advance...You never know what room they might give you and the place might look different then what you see online....You can just go directly to the hotel/guesthouse ..ask to book a room...and have them show you the room in advance, before paying
OP, yeah taxi is the best option at that time. Id say its a little safer (bag snatching and/or drunk drivers) download Grab/PassApp etc
and the taxi will only be around $8.
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From the airport I would advise getting a taxi (car). For the sake of a couple of dollars extra there is a boot/trunk for your luggage, aircon and it's safer as far as robberies or accidents go. As far as where you stay it's up to you, but I would avoid the riverside area, at least for anything between the Royal Palace, the night market and 51. It's noisy, dirty and has far too many screwed-up locals and foreigners so in my opinion not a nice area to live in. Just come and see anyway.
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Free WIFI inside the airport and at the Burger King outside (not sure when they close). T-mobile supports voice call over WIFI.
Pass app can be downloaded, everything arranged, and driver waiting BEFORE leaving WFI coverage.
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