Phnom Penh

Anyone can recommend decent bars for pick up and take away. Slim, natural and no grannies, please!

Also massage place with FS on offer.

[QUOTE=Nomes2015;2999319]Anyone can recommend decent bars for pick up and take away. Slim, natural and no grannies, please!

Also massage place with FS on offer.[/QUOTE]Please read this thread for 4 - 5 pages and then ask any clarifying questions.

All bars on St 136,104 ++ can be outstanding one night and dead the next.

Just get yourself into the areas and go from there. You will find at least 50 places to check out.

Hello. I am going to Cambogia this summer, and I think to stay 5 days in Phnom Penh and 4 nights in Siem Reap. Then I move to Thailand (1 month).

Do you think is right days to see this two town too? I will visit for temple, nature & girls.

Thinking about girls, I would ask if somebody can suggest me an hotel in Phnom Penh, girls friendly?

[QUOTE=GiovanniVolo;3002786]Hello. I am going to Cambogia this summer, and I think to stay 5 days in Phnom Penh and 4 nights in Siem Reap. Then I move to Thailand (1 month).

Do you think is right days to see this two town too? I will visit for temple, nature & girls.

Thinking about girls, I would ask if somebody can suggest me an hotel in Phnom Penh, girls friendly?[/QUOTE]I can recommand Lux Riverside on 136, right in the middle, and some more class, Harmony in 148, both very good.

[QUOTE=Mari1256;3002987]I can recommand Lux Riverside on 136, right in the middle, and some more class, Harmony in 148, both very good.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the suggestion.

Lux Riverside look very nice. Harmony better and with also swimming pool, but I prefer to spend less for hotel, if they are fine, because I will be travelling 6 weeks.

I booked Lux Riverside by Agoda for 33 USD for nights. For July I think this price is ok.

Tank you for suggestion!

Logistic question, do ATM's in PP accept both 4-digit and 6-digit PINs?

Might be a stupid question, but have seen reports where some ATMs won't accept 4 digit pins.

Try to get a room at the back of the hotel; quiet and very large.

[QUOTE=Mosquito2002;3003443]Logistic question, do ATM's in PP accept both 4-digit and 6-digit PINs?

Might be a stupid question, but have seen reports where some ATMs won't accept 4 digit pins.[/QUOTE]I've never heard of a 6 digit pin; Never had a problem with a 4 digit pin anywhere in Cambo or elsewhere.

Sam.

[QUOTE=SamSanuk;3003511]I've never heard of a 6 digit pin; Never had a problem with a 4 digit pin anywhere in Cambo or elsewhere.
[/QUOTE]Each of my 3 credit cards are 6 digits (HSBC Philippines).

My Aust credit and debit cards are still 4 digits.

I have used these various cards in numerous ATMs alternately in many different countries in the past few years and there is no issue with using 4 digits or 6 digits.

I don't think you need to worry Sam but Mosquito better check with his
bank.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;3003575]Each of my 3 credit cards are 6 digits (HSBC Philippines).

My Aust credit and debit cards are still 4 digits.

I have used these various cards in numerous ATMs alternately in many different countries in the past few years and there is no issue with using 4 digits or 6 digits.

I don't think you need to worry Sam but Mosquito better check with his
bank.[/QUOTE]I normally travel with 1 US credit card (4 digit PIN) and Bangkok Bank mobile banking app (6 digit PIN) on my phone.

As I'm planning on doing some gambling at NAGA, planned on also bringing my US Bank Saving Account Debt Card (4 digit PIN) and was worried that ATM's wouldn't accept it. A long with my US credit card.

Maybe I'm over thinking it, but don't want to end up short on cash.

Red Kilt, sounds like I won't have a problem using my 4 digit US cards. If you know off the top of your head, which bank ATMs in PP accepted your 4 digit bank cards. Thanks.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;3003575]Each of my 3 credit cards are 6 digits (HSBC Philippines).

My Aust credit and debit cards are still 4 digits.

I have used these various cards in numerous ATMs alternately in many different countries in the past few years and there is no issue with using 4 digits or 6 digits.

I don't think you need to worry Sam but Mosquito better check with his
bank.[/QUOTE]I normally travel with 1 US credit card (4 digit PIN) and Bangkok Bank mobile banking app (6 digit PIN) on my phone.

As I'm planning on doing some gambling at NAGA, planned on also bringing my US Bank Saving Account Debt Card (4 digit PIN) and was worried that ATM's wouldn't accept it. A long with my US credit card.

Maybe I'm over thinking it, but don't want to end up short on cash.

Red Kilt, sounds like I won't have a problem using my 4 digit US cards. If you know off the top of your head, which bank ATMs in PP accepted your 4 digit bank cards. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Mari1256;3003449]Try to get a room at the back of the hotel; quiet and very large.[/QUOTE]

Thank you for the suggestion.

I ask to Lux Riverside by Agoda, and they reply that back room would be 5 dollar more for night. I could in case.

But I saw that video about standard room: [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLrukguKWTY[/URL].

Look fine, I do not need more space. Look noising with windows open.

I would ask you if the normal room is noising also with windows closed. If so I will pay the 5 dollar more and I change room to back side. All fine.

[QUOTE=Mosquito2002;3003577]I normally travel with 1 US credit card (4 digit PIN) and Bangkok Bank mobile banking app (6 digit PIN) on my phone.

As I'm planning on doing some gambling at NAGA, planned on also bringing my US Bank Saving Account Debt Card (4 digit PIN) and was worried that ATM's wouldn't accept it. A long with my US credit card.

Maybe I'm over thinking it, but don't want to end up short on cash.

Red Kilt, sounds like I won't have a problem using my 4 digit US cards. If you know off the top of your head, which bank ATMs in PP accepted your 4 digit bank cards. Thanks.[/QUOTE]So, notified my bank of my planned trip.

They notified me, that my bank account debit card doesn't have a chip and atms in Cambodia might not accept it.

[QUOTE=GiovanniVolo;3002786]Hello. I am going to Cambogia this summer, and I think to stay 5 days in Phnom Penh and 4 nights in Siem Reap. Then I move to Thailand (1 month).

Do you think is right days to see this two town too? I will visit for temple, nature & girls.

Thinking about girls, I would ask if somebody can suggest me an hotel in Phnom Penh, girls friendly?[/QUOTE]NO problem if they don't look like a ho.

[URL]https://guestfriendlyhotels.asia/guest-friendly-hotels-phnom-penh/[/URL]

Been a few years. Last time just ate at Oskars and hung about the hotel pool w / Thai GF in tow.

Before that enjoyed the low end chicken shack places, LeCyrcee, and the Viet shops behind the riverside streets and back to the left.

Not into gals in the bars that wear the clown makeup and suck up drinks. Prefer the down and dirty places. Viet girls are always a treat (if you watch your wallet).

There used to be shacks around, they still somewhere? Don't need locations. Just want to know if still around, sure can find it on the ground. I gather Snooky pier area and Koh Kong are long long shut down. Too bad, nothing better than to have beers on plastic stools and joke with the girls all night in the middle of a field.