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products in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. It is now part of Vientiane-based American tex-
tile designer Carol Cassidy's silk empire.
Sleeping
Lyhout Guesthouse
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( 012 737116;
www.lyhoutguesthouse.blogspot.com
; Koh Ker St; r US$16-20; )
The smart
rooms here have big wood desks, clean bathrooms with hot water, and soft white bed-
spreads adorned with handsome runners. Recently opened by English-speaking, switched-
on Maline, the former colour master of Weaves of Cambodia.
HOTEL
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Heng Heng Guesthouse
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( 012 900992; Mlou Prey St; r with fan/air-con from US$7/12; )
A bit time-worn but non-
etheless a good deal. All rooms are up on the top floor, with soaring ceilings and satellite
TV and a sweeping public balcony (alas, with no furniture).
HOTEL
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Morhasambat Guesthouse
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GUESTHOUSE
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( 012 901844; St A10; d US$5)
Preah Vihear's budget lodgings are opposite the taxi station.
They attract an itinerant crowd, including those in the mood for short-time love.
Morhasambat is not fancy - not by a long shot - but has cheap beds on which to lay your
head (and complementary H2O!).
Home Vattanak Guesthouse
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( 064-636 3000; St A14; r US$17-35; )
It's a bit out of the way but as luxurious as it
gets in Preah Vihear. The 27 well-maintained rooms include wonderful beds and such lux-
uries as flat-screen TVs and slick bathrooms.
HOTEL
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Eating
