Sundance Inn & Saloon

They have changed the name and concreted over the swimming pool.|The first time the beer was sour.|But the tacos were good.|The second time, the beer was OK, but they overcharged me on a taco.|I complained to the lesbian barkeep and received the right change.|She knows the price. She had been their for years. It was a blatant attempt at scamming a paltry amount.|Last time I go there.

This place no longer exists! I made reservations back in January of this year, got charged the partial amount but never received a notice. I showed up with my family without a place to stay. Thankfully Okay Boutique Hotel was able to accommodate us. Briefly talked to the owner who was rude and adamant that a notice and refund was sent out. I checked my credit card transactions, there was only a charge from this business and not a credit. LAME!

I haven't stayed in the rooms but in the unlikely event I ever come back to Cambodia this is where I'll stay. Open early for breakfast, good breakfast, good coffee, good herb, and good people here. 420 friendly and best quality and value around

Great value for a cheap hotel. We had a comfortable quiet room with a good fan and aircon on top floor and our son had one with large windows on the corner of the building to view the street action. The beds are enormous. Swimming pool is great. Fast wifi available. The bar/lounge area has a good vibe with a pool table and music videos. Opposite an excellent French bakery/café. សូមអរគុណ 🙏

The last time I was there I ordered a beer and nothing arrived. I went over the road to drink which was just as well because the guitarist was so deafening I was better to hear him in a bar 25 yards away.|The visit before the draft beer was undrinkable. You can tell the expats in this bar because they all drink cans. They know the draft beer is usually foul.|Quite frankly this bar has rarely been managed by an effective foriegner, and it needs a foriegner to run it.|The Kymers either cannot or will not.

While I had been to Cambodia before The Plague, I hadn't been to Phnom Penh. So when my friend from Siem Reap relocated to the capital, it was only a matter of time.|Bill suggested his and his colleagues' local watering hole for the base of operations. Pricing at around 25USD a night was okay on the face of it, with a huge room with sitting area and decent ensuite bathroom. However, it was all a bit "tired" and really needed a decent lick of paint and a solid scrubbing, with water leaks in passageways taking away what little ambience it could muster, being on a road backing onto private accommodations. Having said that, I was on the first floor as requested due to my disability, and the staff were professional and convivial down to the guy taking out the rubbish in the morning. The cleaners, the bar staff, the owner Harry, all smiles and welcoming. Local draught beers are $1 a pint, bottles will set you back $2-4 depending on origin. Spirits from around 3-5. As I live in SEA and having eaten only Thai and Lao food for the last six months, I eschewed the local offerings and, over the few times I ate there, was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the meals. Chicken breast with a carbonara sauce, beef burrito, and a Texas burger, all went down well. The one meal I did have of Cambodian origin left me a little let down as I hadn't had it before and it was a fairly innocuous, bland meal. I'd have been better off with a few tacos and an extra beer!|The bar caters for expats as reflected in their bar menu but locals enthusiastically use the pool table, especially for the weekly cash-prize competition.|As with all my travels through Cambodia, English is widely spoken. Not surprisingly, I suppose considering the whole place had to be rebuilt from the ground up by the UN and neighbouring countries, and over a third of the country are under the thirty years old!|I'll be back for the food, drinks, and atmosphere, but I'll up my accommodation to a four-star establishment with a pool next time.

Never stayed in the rooms I've only used the bar. Drinks are relatively cheap, same with the food. Staff are good but cheeky. It can be a lively bar with an eclectic mix of locals and ex-pats. Live music Saturday nights.

Seriously,, the rooms are excellent for the money you pay,, In my first room the a/c was not working,, I got another room immediately.. then they fixed the a/c a couple of hours later.. For the price, I have no complaints,, rooms good,, not perfect $100 dollar a night rooms.. but totally value for money and more than adequate. Food and drinks in the bar cheap and good,, but mostly the staff ,, absolutely fantastic.. !! Even if I had a bigger budget I would stay there, just because it is a nice place to be !!