Nightclubs and bars in Phnom Penh

OneZeroFour is a small low key hostess bar located on street 104.

It's a relaxed bar with friendly staff, good music (over 150,000 songs) and cheap drinks.

The bar is popular with expats and tourists and food is available until midnight.

There is a foosball table downstairs and a pool table upstairs.

Opens from about 4pm- 2am

Dress Code: Casual

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Nightlife in Phnom Penh is pretty vibrant and there are a large number of bars to choose from. There are only a few live music venues, although some of the international hotels have bands from the Philippines. Most nightlife in Phnom Penh can be found along Sisowath Quay, on Street 104 and also on Street 51 between Streets 174 and 154, known as The Strip.

This five-star hotel & entertainment complex is only 30 minutes from the Phnom Penh International Airport. Showcasing an ancient Khmer style, the hotel’s interior and guestrooms are adorned with traditional motifs including the gracious stone-carved Apsara, a highly revered female angel in ancient Khmer mythology. The Nagaworld Cambodia’s on-site casino, located at a separate wing of the hotel, is complete with various gaming halls, live music and first-rate service.

Phnom Penh’s new Night Market on the riverfront is aimed squarely at visitors and tourists, offering a wide and varied selection of Cambodian handicrafts silks, art, curios and souvenirs.

5pm to midnight, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays

The zeppelin bar is a tiny little bar located in 51st street next to quite a few establishments that are not very good in my opinion.
But Zeppelin bar holds water any day.
Lovely little hole in the wall bar with a cambodian DJ playing classic rock music on old vinyl recods until the wee hours.
this is a place where people go if they want to listen to good music, drink resonably priced beer in a place with a good vibe, while avoiding the prostitute scene that is quite big in that part of Phnom Penh.
I personally always pay a visit to that bar when i am in town as it´s a real treat.

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The Elephant Bar at the Raffles Le Royal Hotel is one of the nicest bars I have visited. The bar itself is cosy, elegant and full of the ambience of yesteryear.

There are frescos on the upper walls of elephant scenes and the red/gold tones of the furnishings and ambient lighting really add warmth and style.

The staff and service are excellent, as you'd expect at a 5 star hotel.

You are served with complementary tapioca chips with tomato salsa and peanuts with your drinks, but you can order food from the menu which is all delicious. I really liked the samosas and chicken satay.

Dress Code: The dress code is casual, but I would keep it to a certain standard, as it is a 5 star hotel.

There's plenty of cafes, bars and girlie bars either along the riverside (Sisowath Quay) or the small streets that lead off it. Most of them are congregated between Street 110 and Street 154 so take your pick!

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So if you really wanna be cool and if you wanna spend $3.50 for a beer (but shots start at $1.50), you have to go there. It's a quite big western-style disco with music playing everything from Ice-Ice-Baby to Techno. Staff is very attentive and communicates via walkie-talkie. There's a separated entrance area where it is quieter, with a little bar and some pool tables. Centrally located and hard to miss because of the neon lights. I was there on wednesday, it wasn't very crowded and I didn't see any foreigners and (therefore) no hookers.
T3 Club even entertains you with Cooktails! If you're interested, you can watch my short video.