Mafiya Resort

The hotel is situated on a secluded, private beach, surrounded by jungles and wild nature. There are virtually no roads to other hotels. They offered a motorbike rental, but it requires navigating about 8 km of off-road terrain. The best way to get there is by sea, via speedboat. GTVC company even organizes transfers directly from Sihanoukville port. The hotel is perfectly designed for a private getaway amidst nature, with a wonderful beach and turquoise sea. However, there are very few sun loungers and umbrellas (presumably due to the preferences of Asian tourists who tend not to sunbathe). Construction of a swimming pool has begun in the coastal area, which encroaches on the beach space and causes some inconvenience. Otherwise, the grounds are beautiful and very green (be careful, falling coconuts!). Breakfast is quite meager and monotonous, primarily catering to Asian tastes. There's a convenience store on site with snacks and dry goods. There's also a Chinese restaurant and the hotel's own restaurant. No other dining options are available.

Good, quiet place, worth a one-time visit. The breakfast was tasty.

This hotel is simply a dream! The service, coziness, beach, comfort, and staff attitude – absolutely everything was 100% perfect. I fell in love with this hotel within the first few days! This hotel is for those who are tired of society! It's completely removed from the island's bustling life; there are no shops or markets here, only a restaurant, cafe, and bar. The service everywhere is excellent! The staff are very dedicated, polite, and cultured! Not all of them speak English, but they try very hard! Even environmentalism is important to them, and the hotel is constantly involved in initiatives. Conclusion: If you're tired of society, if you want nature, solitude, tranquility, romance, wonderful scenery, and peacocks every day at breakfast and near your bungalow – this is the place for you! If you want parties, loud music, shopping, or the ability to go outside the hotel and so on, then no, this isn't it! The hotel is like a wild island, situated on its own cape, in its own bay, and you can only get here by the hotel's boat, just like in the Maldives! So, when planning a vacation here, also plan your budget for meals only at the hotel, the bar (if you drink), and all the essentials you need for your vacation, as you won't be able to buy anything here. Or you can take a boat to the mainland, which is $30 per person and half a day's time! Greetings to all sociophobes, and I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel, speaking as a guest who has stayed here for a month!!!