Pet-Friendly Hotel in Phnom Penh

For daily logistics, White Mansion's location 650 metres from Independence Monument and 1.1 kilometres from the Royal Palace means dog walks can double as sightseeing along wide, relatively walkable streets rather than Daun Penh's narrower back lanes. The property's high ceilings and spacious lobby, a holdover from its embassy days, give more room to manage a pet indoors during the hottest, most humid hours than a typical compact hotel room, and the winding staircase lobby is wide enough that a dog on a lead does not feel squeezed past other guests.

For families with both children and a pet, White Mansion also carries the swimming-pool and family-suite tags, meaning kids get a 25-metre outdoor pool and family room space while the dog has a comfortable base, useful for not having to choose between a family-friendly stay and a pet-friendly one. That combination is genuinely rare in central Phnom Penh, where most pet-accepting guesthouses skip family rooms entirely, forcing a choice most travelling families would rather not have to make on a short trip through Cambodia with everyone, dog included, in tow together.

On value, being the only pet-friendly option on this list means less price comparison is possible, but White Mansion's four-star rate for a restored heritage building in central Daun Penh is competitive with standard hotels in the same area that do not accept pets, so travelling with a dog is not a significant cost premium here. Any pet fee, where it applies, is worth weighing against the alternative of leaving a dog in kennels for the whole Cambodia leg of a trip, which usually costs more in the end and adds a layer of worry parents do not need.