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Somerset Diamond Bay Garden Phnom Penh names new general manager

Hospitality provider The Ascott Limited appointed Jamila Nsouli as general manager for Somerset Diamond Bay Garden Phnom Penh ahead of its scheduled opening in November

Somerset Diamond Bay Garden Phnom Penh names new general manager

Phnom Penh - Somerset Diamond Bay Garden, a new serviced residence under The Ascott Limited's management, has announced the appointment of Jamila Nsouli as its General Manager. This move comes ahead of the property's scheduled opening in November 2026. Nsouli brings over 20 years of hospitality experience in Cambodia, having previously worked with renowned brands like Accor, Minor Hotels, and Ascott, specializing in pre-opening operations, commercial strategy, and team development.

Nsouli emphasizes that the property aims to offer practical, flexible accommodation for various guests, creating a "welcoming home away from home" that connects with Phnom Penh's unique character. The 168-unit property will feature accommodation options ranging from studios to three-bedroom residences, complete with private balconies, kitchenettes, and in-room laundry facilities.

Additional amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, children's pool, play area, wellness spaces, and a rooftop dining area. The location on Koh Pich offers proximity to Connexion Mall and the Diamond Convention & Exhibition Centre, with easy access to the rest of the city via Norea Bridge. Somerset Diamond Bay Garden Phnom Penh is a collaborative effort between The Ascott Limited and Overseas Cambodian Investment Corporation, engaged in significant property and infrastructure projects in Cambodia.

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