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( 053-953900;
www.bambuhotel.com
; St 203; r incl breakfast US$70-110; )
Bambu is in
the upper category of Battambang poolside boutiques in both style and price. The spa-
cious Franco-Khmer rooms have gorgeous tiling, stone-inlaid bathrooms, exquis-ite fur-
niture and private balconies.
Sangker Villa Hotel
HOTEL
$$
( 097 764 0017;
www.sangkervilla.com
;
off St 203; s/d incl breakfast from US$28/38; )
Sangker Villa lacks the style of Battambang's fancier poolside boutiques, but beats them
on price - especially if you're travelling solo. Cosy rooms, cosy pool area and a big, bold
bar.
Eating
(St 1;
3pm-midnight)
opposite the Battambang Museum.
CAFE
$
Lonely Tree Cafe
(
www.thelonelytreecafe.com
; St 121; mains US$2-4; 10am-10pm; )
Upstairs from the
shop of the same name, this uber-cosy cafe serves Khmer food and a few Spanish dishes
like
huevos rotos
(broken eggs). Proceeds support cultural preservation and the disabled.
Kinyei
CAFE
$
(
www.kinyei.org
; 1 St 1½; mains US$3-4; 7am-7pm; )
The home base of Soksabike
(
Click here
)
, this tiny cafe hidden at the end of St 1½ offers light bites and what many be-
lieve is the best coffee in town. National barista champs have been crowned here.
Fresh Eats Café
CAMBODIAN
$
(
www.mpkhomeland.org
; St 2½; mains US$2.50-4; 9am-9pm Mon-Sat; )
Run by an NGO
that helps children whose families have been affected by HIV/AIDS, this little place com-
plements its Khmer specialities with build-your-own baguettes (including a Philly
cheesesteak) and pasta.
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