Since opening its doors in 1993 the FCC Phnom Penh has served a storied cast of journalist and photographers, diplomats, movie stars and intrepid world travelers.

Renowned for its views, The FCC overlooks the convergence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers.

Centrally located, The 'F' lies just minutes from many of the city's main attractions. The National Museum, Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda are all in walking distance. The capital's bustling riverfront entertainment district is just outside the doors.

Home to more than 100 nightspots and restaurants -- including the FCC's own Cafe Fresco deli and Pacharan Spanish restaurant-- as well as local markets, pagodas and parks, Sisowath Quay, as the riverfront is known, is as much a part of the FCC as the FCC is a part of the Quay.