Best for
Choose Rosewood Phnom Penh for a work trip with time to explore, based in Vattanac Capital Tower in the city’s commercial and cultural center.
Best for
Choose Rosewood Phnom Penh for a work trip with time to explore, based in Vattanac Capital Tower in the city’s commercial and cultural center.
What makes it special
Make time for the hotel’s Art Gallery, where exhibitions introduce Cambodian artists beyond the works displayed throughout Rosewood Phnom Penh.
Room to consider
If you plan to spend mornings overlooking the Mekong, look for a corner suite with a separate living room and views across Phnom Penh.
Insider tip
Ask the concierge in advance about the Khmer architectural tour by Remork, adding local context to your exploration of Phnom Penh.
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Rosewood Phnom Penh occupies the upper 14 floors of Vattanac Capital Tower, placing the Cambodian capital at eye level from rooms, restaurants, and a rooftop bar. The view takes in a city shaped by the Tonle Sap and Mekong rivers, with dense streets and low roofs below the tower. Inside, the hotel brings that height down to a more personal scale through residential rooms, Cambodian art, and dining spaces with their own reasons to visit.
The tower rises on Monivong Boulevard in the Wat Phnom area, close to Phnom Penh's business district and within reach of Central Market and the riverfront. It is an address for travelers who want the city immediately outside, then a quieter place to return to above it. Moving between the two is part of the stay: breakfast with a broad skyline view, time among the streets and museums, then dinner or a drink high over the capital.
An entrance foyer leads into the Romduol Suite, where a bright lounge sits apart from the bedroom. The suite averages 82 square meters and looks across the Phnom Penh skyline. Its one-bedroom layout accommodates up to two guests.
King and twin configurations are available, with Frette linens on the beds. A walk-in wardrobe gives clothing its own storage space, keeping bags out of the lounge. The category occupies floors 25 to 31. The suite also has a safe and a supply of bottled water.
The suite has a full bathroom and a guest powder room. A soaking tub and dual vanities are among the bathing features. Bathrobes, slippers and a hairdryer are provided, along with bath essentials by Christophe Laudamiel.
A Nespresso machine and Wi-Fi support time spent in the suite, and a 55-inch television is included. Butler service and twice-daily housekeeping are available. In-room dining runs 24 hours a day, with laundry and valet services also offered.
An entrance foyer leads into the Romduol Suite, where a bright lounge sits apart from the bedroom. The suite averages 82 square meters and looks...
City views frame the Executive Room, which averages 50 square meters on floors 25 to 32. There is a marble bathroom within the room. The category offers a king bed or two twin beds and accommodates up to two guests.
The king and twin sample plans show a round table and sofa seating within the bedroom. Wardrobes provide storage near the bathing area. These examples keep the sitting space and beds in one room, with the bathroom set apart.
Within those illustrated bathrooms, a soaking tub and a shower offer separate bathing options. Two vanities and a toilet are also shown in these layouts. Frette linens dress the beds, and bathrobes and slippers are supplied.
A Nespresso coffee machine and private bar provide drinks without leaving the room. Wi-Fi and a 55-inch television are included in the equipment. In-room dining is available around the clock, with laundry and valet services also offered.
City views frame the Executive Room, which averages 50 square meters on floors 25 to 32. There is a marble bathroom within the room. The...
The Tonle Sap forms the outlook from the Premier River Room. These rooms average 50 square meters and combine custom artwork with a marble bathroom. You can choose a king bed or two twin beds for a stay of up to two guests.
A sitting area shares the room with the beds. The king and twin sample layouts show a round table and sofa seating within the bedroom. Wardrobes provide clothing storage alongside the sleeping and bathing spaces in those examples.
A separate walk-in shower is part of the bathroom. The sample plans also show a tub, two basins and a toilet compartment. Rooms occupy floors 25 to 32. Christophe Laudamiel bath essentials are provided. A hairdryer is also part of the bathroom equipment.
The equipment includes a Nespresso machine, a private bar and Wi-Fi. Frette linens, robes and slippers add comfort, while 24-hour in-room dining and laundry services support the stay. A television is also provided.
The Tonle Sap forms the outlook from the Premier River Room. These rooms average 50 square meters and combine custom artwork with a marble bathroom....
Rich wood furnishings and a soft, neutral palette give the Grand Premier Room its Cambodian character. The room covers 62 square meters, with a king bed and views across Phnom Penh. It sits on floors 25 to 31 and accommodates two guests.
A sitting corner provides a place to settle within the bedroom. The sample layout places a dressing room along the entrance, with the bathroom set farther back. The king bed and sitting area share one space in this example.
That illustrated bathroom has a tub and shower, plus two basins for getting ready. The equipment includes a hairdryer and bath essentials. Frette bed linens, robes and slippers are among the other practical comforts.
Coffee comes from a Nespresso machine, with a private bar offering further drinks. Wi-Fi and a 55-inch television are provided. You can order in-room dining at any hour, while laundry and valet services help with clothing during the stay.
Rich wood furnishings and a soft, neutral palette give the Grand Premier Room its Cambodian character. The room covers 62 square meters, with a king...
Two bedrooms make the Grand Executive Family Room a useful choice for up to four guests. The combined space covers 112 square meters, with a king bed and two twin beds. City views accompany its rich wood furnishings and neutral interiors.
The sample floorplan joins a Grand Premier Room to an Executive Twin Room. It shows a connecting door between the two sleeping spaces, with wardrobes near the entrances. Each bedroom retains its own bathroom in this illustrated family arrangement.
The room type has two full bathrooms. Bath essentials by Christophe Laudamiel are supplied. Frette linens dress the beds, while bathrobes, slippers and a hairdryer are provided. A walk-in wardrobe offers further room for clothes.
A Nespresso machine and private bar supply refreshments. The equipment also includes Wi-Fi and a 55-inch television. In-room dining is available 24 hours a day, and laundry and valet services can help during a longer family stay.
Two bedrooms make the Grand Executive Family Room a useful choice for up to four guests. The combined space covers 112 square meters, with a...
Local artwork and custom linens give the Chaktomuk Suite a distinct Cambodian identity. Its separate lounge and dining area offer space to sit or eat away from the king bedroom. The suite averages 95 square meters and sleeps up to two guests.
A spacious entrance foyer leads into the living areas. River views accompany this room type on floors 25 to 30. Each suite has its own decor. Traditional Cambodian design takes a modern form within the rooms.
A walk-in wardrobe provides storage beyond the bedroom. There is a full bathroom, plus a guest powder room. Dual vanities and a soaking tub form part of the bathing space. Robes, slippers and a hairdryer are supplied for everyday use.
You can order meals through 24-hour in-room dining. Bath essentials by Christophe Laudamiel are also provided. Butler service is available, along with twice-daily housekeeping. Laundry services are also offered. A Nespresso machine, Wi-Fi and a 55-inch television complete the equipment for time spent indoors.
Local artwork and custom linens give the Chaktomuk Suite a distinct Cambodian identity. Its separate lounge and dining area offer space to sit or eat...
A large lounge and entrance foyer give the Mekong Suite distinct living spaces outside its king bedroom. River views form part of the setting. The suite covers 65 square meters and sleeps up to two guests.
A generous walk-in wardrobe gives clothing its own place away from the bedroom. Suites occupy floors 25 to 30 and floor 32, above the city. A safe is provided for personal items. A hairdryer and slippers are also supplied.
The sample plan includes a dressing room and a bathroom with two basins. A tub, shower and enclosed toilet occupy distinct parts of that bathing space. This is one illustrated arrangement within the category.
600-thread-count Frette bed linens and bathrobes are provided, along with a Nespresso machine and Wi-Fi. Butler service, in-room dining and twice-daily housekeeping attend to practical needs during the stay. A 55-inch television offers another way to spend time indoors. Bath essentials are by Christophe Laudamiel.
A large lounge and entrance foyer give the Mekong Suite distinct living spaces outside its king bedroom. River views form part of the setting. The...
A Mekong Suite and a Premier River Room come together in this two-bedroom family suite. The combination covers 115 square meters and accommodates up to four guests. A king bed and two twin beds give the sleeping spaces different arrangements.
The lounge creates a place to gather away from the master bedroom. River views accompany the living spaces, with custom art and marble bathrooms adding detail to the interiors. Suites are located on floors 25 to 30 and floor 32.
In the sample plan, a shared entrance leads to the connected rooms. Internal doors separate the lounge, king bedroom and twin bedroom, while a dressing area provides storage. Two bathrooms serve the combination shown in that layout.
Butler service and twice-daily housekeeping support the stay. A walk-in wardrobe, Frette linens and bathrobes are provided, along with a Nespresso machine and Wi-Fi. In-room dining is available around the clock, with laundry and valet services for practical needs.
A Mekong Suite and a Premier River Room come together in this two-bedroom family suite. The combination covers 115 square meters and accommodates up to...
On the 32nd floor, the Phnom Penh Family Suite looks across the city. Its 167 square meters bring a spacious living area and two sleeping spaces together. A master bedroom connects with another room, keeping the family within one suite. Custom art is part of the interior design.
King and twin beds are provided, with room for up to two adults and three children. A walk-in wardrobe gives clothing its own storage space, so bags need not fill the living area during a family stay.
Two full bathrooms and a guest powder room serve the suite. Bathrobes, slippers, bath essentials and a hairdryer are supplied, while 600-thread-count Frette linens dress the beds. A safe is provided for valuables.
Service includes a butler and twice-daily housekeeping. Meals can be brought up through 24-hour in-room dining. A Nespresso machine, Wi-Fi and a 55-inch television are provided, with laundry and valet services for clothing care.
On the 32nd floor, the Phnom Penh Family Suite looks across the city. Its 167 square meters bring a spacious living area and two sleeping...
A private study gives Monivong House a place to work apart from its lounge and bedroom. The suite covers 160 square meters on the 32nd floor. River views, a dining area and a large, light-filled lounge define its residential setting.
The separate bedroom has a king bed and sleeps up to two guests. A spacious walk-in wardrobe provides a place to store clothing. Frette bed linens, bathrobes and slippers are supplied for comfort in the bedroom and bathroom.
A full bathroom and a guest powder room serve the suite. Dual vanities and a soaking tub are among its bathing features. Bath essentials and a Dyson hairdryer are included in the bathroom equipment.
Butler service and twice-daily housekeeping attend to the stay. A Nespresso machine, private bar and Wi-Fi are supplied, along with a 65-inch television. In-room dining is available at any hour, while laundry and valet services handle clothing care.
A private study gives Monivong House a place to work apart from its lounge and bedroom. The suite covers 160 square meters on the 32nd...
River views accompany Norodom House on the 31st floor. This 225-square-meter suite opens with a spacious foyer and a light-filled lounge. Bespoke furnishings carry through the living space, which includes a dining room and a private study.
The separate bedroom has a king bed and a dressing chamber, with room for up to two guests. Frette linens are used on the bed. A walk-in wardrobe keeps clothes apart from the lounge and dining area.
Wi-Fi is provided in the suite. A safe is also available for personal items. A Nespresso machine, stocked private bar and a 65-inch television support time spent indoors. Meals can be brought to the dining room through 24-hour in-room dining.
A full bathroom and a guest powder room complete the facilities. The bathroom includes dual vanities, a soaking tub and a Dyson hairdryer. Robes and slippers are supplied, with butler service, twice-daily housekeeping and laundry services available.
River views accompany Norodom House on the 31st floor. This 225-square-meter suite opens with a spacious foyer and a light-filled lounge. Bespoke furnishings carry through...
There are 175 rooms and suites, including 37 suites. They share a residential approach, with art, wood, textured fabrics, and generous windows giving the interiors a sense of place without distracting from the outlook. The differences between categories matter more than the overall room count. An Executive Room offers 50 square meters and city views; a Premier River Room has the same stated area but looks toward the Tonle Sap. The Grand Premier Room increases the space to 62 square meters and takes a more expansive approach to the room itself.
For guests planning to work or spend longer hours at the hotel, those dimensions make a practical difference. The seating and work areas give a room a use beyond sleeping, while a marble bathroom and considered lighting help it feel settled after a day in the city. The river view is worth choosing deliberately: not every category frames the same part of Phnom Penh, and a general promise of a skyline outlook cannot replace a room-by-room decision.
Suites widen that choice. The 65-square-meter Mekong Suite has a living room and river view, while the 82-square-meter Romduol Suite adds an airy living area and a city panorama. At 95 square meters, the Chaktomuk Suite includes a foyer, living room, bedroom, and dining area. The larger Phnom Penh Suite is a corner suite with a separate living room, and the Monivong and Norodom Houses bring a more private, residence-like arrangement. These are meaningful steps in how a guest can use the space, not simply progressively larger views.
Brasserie Louis is the natural starting point for dining at Rosewood Phnom Penh. Its French comfort dishes meet Cambodian flavors and local ingredients, with the city visible through wide windows. The combination gives guests a meal that belongs to the address rather than a generic hotel menu. It works for breakfast before a day out, but a slower lunch or dinner leaves more time to take in the room and its outlook.
CUTS offers a different kind of evening, centered on hand-cut meats, seafood, the grill, and a substantial wine collection. Its dining suites and Wine Vault allow for a more contained dinner than the brasserie. Zhan Liang turns to Cantonese, Sichuanese, and Northern Chinese cooking, with a tea library and a roasting station shaping the experience. The restaurants serve different moods as well as cuisines, making it possible to stay within the hotel for more than one meal without repeating the same setting.
Iza adds the informality of a Japanese izakaya, with a robata grill, noodles, sushi, and sake. The Living Room offers a softer space for a drink or a light pause, while Butterfly Patisserie gives pastries and cakes their own address. This range is useful on a short city stay: guests can choose the pace of a meal around their plans, from a quick stop between appointments to an evening built around the table.
Sora is the dining collection's highest-profile social space. Its indoor bar and open deck look across Phnom Penh, and the height makes the changing light part of the experience. Cocktails and whisky are central, with the Whisky Library adding a more focused place for a drink. The view deserves time rather than a hurried photograph; from the terrace, the rivers, tower lights, and spread of the city become easier to read together.
Sense, A Rosewood Spa draws on traditional Khmer herbs and healing techniques in treatments designed for a pause from the city. It sits within a wider wellness collection that includes a fitness center, steam and sauna facilities, and a 22-meter indoor lap pool. Natural light reaches the pool, so a swim feels connected to the day rather than enclosed away from it. These spaces give guests room to keep a routine or slow down without leaving the tower.
Art is just as important to the hotel's identity. Rosewood's collection takes inspiration from Khmer traditions and contemporary Cambodian expression, appearing in guest spaces as well as a dedicated gallery. The gallery provides a reason to look beyond the architecture and city views to the people making work in Phnom Penh now. Exhibitions change, but the commitment to showing local artists gives the hotel a continuing connection with the city's creative life.
That connection makes the interiors more legible. Art and materials are not a substitute for exploring Phnom Penh, yet they give a stay in a high-rise building a closer relationship to its setting. Guests can move from a room overlooking the rivers to the gallery, then out to Wat Phnom, Central Market, or the riverside. The hotel remains a calm point of return, while the city supplies the detail and movement around it.
Rosewood Phnom Penh is well placed for a visit that combines business with time in the capital. Meetings and appointments can fit around a meal at Brasserie Louis or a drink at Sora; cultural visits can begin with Wat Phnom and continue toward the National Museum and Royal Palace. The location makes those plans manageable, though travel across the city still deserves time rather than a tightly packed schedule.
The most useful booking decision is the room outlook. An Executive Room gives a generous city-facing base, the Premier River Room is the clearer choice for Tonle Sap views, and the Mekong Suite pairs its river perspective with a living room. A larger suite suits guests who expect to receive visitors or spend more of the day indoors. Once the room is settled, the hotel's restaurants, art gallery, spa, and pool give the stay enough depth to stand on its own.
What lingers is the contrast between elevation and proximity. Rosewood Phnom Penh gives guests a high, composed view of the capital, yet its Monivong Boulevard address keeps them close to the streets that make the city compelling. The hotel is at its best when both sides are used: time above Phnom Penh for the rooms, dining, and quiet of the pool, and time below to understand the place those windows frame.
Daylight reaches the 22-meter indoor lap pool, making it an inviting place for a proper swim above the streets of Phnom Penh.
Brasserie Louis pairs French comfort food with Cambodian dishes, letting you explore local flavors alongside familiar favorites without leaving the hotel.
Sora’s cantilevered terrace puts Phnom Penh’s skyline in full view, giving the first drink of the evening a sense of place.
66 Monivong Boulevard, Vattanac Capital Tower, Phnom Penh 120211, Cambodia
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Yes. Rosewood Phnom Penh is worth it for travelers who want skyline views, spacious rooms, strong dining, and polished service in Cambodia's main city. The hotel sits high in the Vattanac tower, giving guests a calm luxury base above the energy of Phnom Penh.
Rosewood Phnom Penh is in the Vattanac tower on Monivong Boulevard, in the Wat Phnom area of Phnom Penh. The location is useful for business, dining, museums, the riverside, the Royal Palace, Wat Phnom, and cultural touring around the city.
Rosewood Phnom Penh has 175 rooms and suites, set on the upper floors of the 39-story Vattanac tower. Many rooms have large windows with city, Tonle Sap, or Mekong River views. Entry-level rooms are notably spacious for the city.
Book an Executive Room or Premier River Room if you want generous space, city views, and a refined residential feel. Choose a Mekong Suite, Romduol Suite, Chaktomuk Suite, or signature house category for more living space and stronger views.
Rosewood Phnom Penh is one of the city's most elevated luxury hotels, with views from the upper levels of the Vattanac tower. It combines contemporary Cambodian art, high-floor dining, spacious rooms, city access, and a calm atmosphere above the streets.
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