YK Art House & Bong Bonlai Vegan

The location of this hotel was perfect for us right next to bicycle lane right next to ion Mall one. for us as a couple with a toddler the rooms were a good size the second room we stayed in was amazing had a fully equipped kitchen massive bathroom comfortable sofa good spacious room clean. Amazing facilities library music instruments delicious vegan restaurant downstairs just overall very happy with my experience

One thing I would say about this hotel is that the locks on the door are quite low so it would be helpful especially if you're staying with small kids to have a lock higher up on the door because our toddler was able to open the door and the lock by himself however other than that like I said the facilities I liked a lot there's nothing to complain about for the especially for the value for what you're paying

Sweet place with big comfy well decorated and updated roomsStaff are friendly and helpful and lots of books and good food?

I've stayed here many times for work trips, and it has been an okay option. But I wont stay again.

Bring insect repellent, especially in rainy season. Perhaps due to the garden design (lots of standing water) and dark dusty places the hotel and restaurant have an unusually high number of mosquitoes (day and night). The restaurant burns the coils and has repellent but you need something stronger. I contracted dengue fever when I stayed here. I don't blame the hotel, but they need to consider fumigating the premises. Since I now associate it with dengue I wont stay here again.

Only location

Even though they had rooms available, the staff wouldn't allow a late checkout, even for a fee. I wanted to grab a bite to eat in their cafe, a dish they didn't have, and I offered to buy wine or beer at the bar, but the staff wouldn't allow it. There were no people in the cafe at the time.

It’s a good place, well equipped for a long stay. Located in the center, many good restaurants around

I would have given them at least 9 as I try to support businesses as much as I can. However, my stay was extremely disappointing due to animal abuse happening in this hotel. They have two cats one of which gave birth recently. Both mother cat and baby kittens are malnourished and overall don’t look well. The first day I arrived one of the kittens got stuck on the roof and was crying for several days. I had to push the staff several times to try and do smth but they were quite reluctant and trying to pretend the problem is not there. One day after I showed them pictures they asked the cleaner climb and try to catch the kitten. This was not successful. After this attempt they became ignorant again. It was extremely sad to watch. The hotel positions itself as environment friendly but animal welfare is being ignored.

No visitors after 8pm in a single room. So I had to upgrade to a studio.

Very cozy place with friendly personnel. I could do late check-in and the next day I could store there my luggage. Pleasant view from the top floor, AC perfectly working.

Sometimes WiFi was clashing but not a big deal.

Big bright apartment with 2 bathrooms, lovely sitting room, a kitchen with full size fridge, 2 gaz burner stove, well equipped for those wanting to cook in! There are 2 big supermarkets close by. The apartment is centrally located, 2 minutes from Bassac Lane and close to all the attractions in town. It has a refreshing pool and vegetarian restaurant downstairs with soft playing music during the day. We appreciated the strong WIFI, the many ceiling fans, the strong air conditioning in kitchen area and bedroom too, and the good water pressure with hot water if needed! We very much enjoyed our stay and would certainly come back when we pass through Phnom Penh again !

The bedroom was on the front part of the hotel facing a narrow but busy alley. It was noisy during the day but quieted way down at night so it didn't affect our sleep.Kitchen and sitting area where not affected by the noise during the day as they faced the inner courtyard. I will ask for a room in the back area next time!

I really enjoyed the room which was clean and neat and with a cozy vegan restaurant and courtyard. It’s a very central and inexpensive stay. The atmosphere is really cool and cozy. There’s even a library, 2nd hand clothes store and a small swimming pool within the compound.

My room turned towards the road where there’s a lot of traffic most of the time of the day. I would recommend that you book a room inside the compound and pay only slightly more for a more peaceful stay and better sleep.

Excellent location very close to many restaurants, cafes, and sites of interest. Staff reasonably friendly.

Was woken up at 6 am in the morning by two staff members having an argument directly outside by door. The Internet was unreliable and slow. I had trouble checking in. There is no staff at the check-in desk later at night and at first the security officer on duty didn't want to let me inside. The building is poorly sound-proofed and you'll be forced to hear lots of noise, even at night. There was mildew on the bathroom window's curtain.

The cafe served good food - the cheese balls especially - and the location is great for exploring PP

The bed (I was in the single room) was very creaky and not overly comfortable

Stayed in this unique property many times before when it was owned by the late owner.To say it’s charm and uniqueness is all but disappeared on my visit last week.

The property is being run down and starting to look shabby and unkempt.

I booked this property because of location, and pictures on website but the my arrival at hotel was shocking, when I saw a so called reception and a so called receptionist! On less then this rate, one could have booked Ibis, which is a International brand of Accor, much much better hotel!

Nothing except location.

A cosy place to be, enveloped with good plant-based food, books, and plants and pool.

OH MY GOD. this is the most beautiful place you could stay at. charming vintage furniture, spacious room, hot water and good water pressure, shampoo, shower gel and soap, pristine towels, three (!!!) windows (two in the bedroom, one in the bathroom), a mini-fridge, fan/AC (both working perfectly), lots of storage space (from cute little corner cabinets to a wardrobe), fast WiFi, a vegan restaurant on-site with a discount for the guests (i recommend to try their tempeh skewers, simply delicious ), an amazing recycling policy, a thrift-shop, a huge library (!!!!!) with truly interesting and versatile books to read, and, as if all this weren’t enough, lots of greenery around, a swimming pool (although i didn’t swim, it does add to the ambience of the place): ALL THIS for 20$ per night. thank you!

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I liked the character of this hotel. It is a local house set in a pleasant garden where guests can enjoy drinks and meals. The rooms are basic but fairly spacious and adequate.

Really liked the bed, matress and linen were suprusingly comfy

It was a decent sized room, with good working air conditioner. The bed was comfortable. Everything seemed very clean. Good price.

The water in the shower didn't drain. By the time I was done showering, I was standing in 2 inches deep of dirty, soapy water. The staff seemed bored, and disinterested. The lock on the door seemed very flimsy. I was concerned someone could easily break into my room.

Room clean and convenient. Nice amenities: library, vegan restaurant. Great location, close to Bassac Lane. Excellent value for the price.

The library, the greenery, the tone, the environmental values, the social concerns, are all very welcome.

It can be challenging be asked to pay in US dollars but being given change, or at least part change, in Cambodian currency. I think it has something to do with the fact that small change is easier paid for in Cambodian currency, but there's an explanation gap for newcomers to make up.