Hotels in Koh Rong, Sihanoukville

We absolutely loved our stay. The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout our time at the resort. Our room was clean, quiet and very closely located to the beach. The food was good, the drinks were great and reasonably priced - happy hour daily 2pm-4pm is a great bonus too. Our room was turned down daily and the air con was excellent. The gym had some good facilities however, the air con is never on a the door is left open so take plenty of water and be prepared to SWEAT! The beach was the highlight, plenty of sun loungers for everyone, beautiful crystal clear waters and the sands were regularly cleared of rubbish washed up. There’s lots of palm trees and cashew nut trees to seek shelter under and plenty of cute stray dogs around to entertain you. The resort itself is a great location, near to lots of restaurants, shop, laundry service and a short walk down the beach to more bars with a more party vibe that’s great for a short time before heading back to the zen of the resort. We really enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend.

The location of the hotel is good, it’s right by the beach and near the pier. The staff is friendly, there was a lizard in our room, they helped us to catch it. Cleanness should be improved. There were stains on the bed sheets and towels. The bathroom was smelly all the time. The room was full of mosquitoes and they didn’t even have a raptor. Before this, we stayed in another hotel where there was no mosquito because the hotel did some preventive treatment around the hotel, plus they had a raptor on in the room all the time.

Honestly, I have zero complaints. The location is perfect, the views are unreal. The rooms aswell are very spacious, perfect for a couple or even a solo backpacker! The food though…oh my god…every chef in the back deserves a massive pay rise RIGHT NOW😂😮💨the food was incredible, very reasonable. But my highlight of the SkyBar were the Tropical Smoothies…I think the workers had enough of me ordering them 4 days in a row for breakfast lunch and dinner 😂 But genuinely this place is amazing! Other than the stairs…those stairs are a killer but it’s good to get some cardio in once in a while 😮💨

What I liked: The excellent, comfortable bed and pillows, pristine white linens and towels. The hotel staff contacted me in advance and helped me book ferry tickets and a car from the pier to the hotel. The hotel restaurant served quite delicious dishes. Breakfast was also very good, despite the limited selection. You can use paddleboards for free at the beach. Snorkeling from the shore was also decent; we saw two cuttlefish. The beach is a dream, with one small caveat. There were always enough sun loungers. What I disliked: The beach was littered with plastic remnants from the sandbags used to reinforce the shoreline. One evening, we ordered a bottle of Prosecco at sunset. The waiter opened it and threw the foil directly onto the sand, shocking us with such disregard for this beautiful place. Another morning, guests at the neighboring table on the beach had Coke brought to them. By lunchtime, no one had come to clear the glasses and cans. By sunset, the same cans were still lying on the sand; the glass cups, however, seemed to have been collected. There were also many disappointments with the room: everything was shoddily done, built in a hurry, the furniture was stained with paint, the rug and hat in the room were torn, and in the huge shower, there wasn't a single hook or towel holder. There's also no shower curtain, so the toilet was always wet. Half of the light switches didn't work, and the switches by the bed were swapped. When you leave the room and take the key card, the light above the entrance also turns off, making it quite an adventure to return in the dark and climb the stairs. There's a refrigerator, but it didn't work, and this was the case in two different rooms. At the entrance to the bungalow and the restaurant, there are hoses to wash sand off your feet, but none of them worked. My husband took one apart and cleaned it, and then it worked. Conclusion: With proper management and care, this place could turn into paradise. Things to be prepared for: In the evenings, there are many mosquitoes or gnats on the beach; they bite hard and itch for a long time. Repellents are essential. Within walking distance, there's only the neighboring cafe and nothing else. This could be both an advantage and a disadvantage for some.

This is a wonderful hotel with its own pier on one of the island's popular beaches, Long Set Beach. For me personally, the highlight of this hotel is its location – it feels like you're in the jungle, with so much greenery. Rare birds visit, monkeys drop by, and of course, there's a beautiful, clean beach with azure water. Despite its secluded feel, it's easy to get to various establishments on the beach (cafes, bars, shops) thanks to a path running along the beach. You can watch the sunsets from the pool. The breakfast is varied, with something for everyone. Overall, the hotel's cuisine is good, and the chefs cook very well. The only downside is that the prices for dishes are a bit higher than in the cafes/restaurants on the beach. The rooms are quite large and clean, with housekeeping available upon request. The hotel staff are very friendly and ready to help with any issues. Thank you for a wonderful vacation, and best wishes for your prosperity 🙏🏼

My husband and I came together. Because we didn't do any research or book in advance, we changed hotels every day. This was the most expensive hotel we booked out of the 5 days we stayed at. The location was great, and the room was okay. It was the cleanest of the 5 hotels we stayed at. The only problem was that the water stopped halfway through his shower! The drinks in the room were chargeable, and no one told us. We thought they were free!

When I checked into this hotel, reality far exceeded my expectations! For the ridiculously low price I paid, it offered fantastic value for money! The hotel is split into two sections, separated by a small road. To the left, there's a large building with standard rooms, and to the right, a row of bungalows ascending the hillside via a staircase. I stayed in a bungalow, seeking a closer connection with nature and wanting more privacy. As it wasn't my first time on the islands, and the thought of flying or crawling creatures entering the bungalow didn't bother me, I was perfectly comfortable. The bungalow itself was quite sturdy and a decent size. It comprised a bedroom, a small storage room, and a bathroom with a shower, sink, and toilet. The front wall was panoramic with a sliding door that opened onto a spacious terrace. It was clean inside. There was a fan, a kettle, and mugs. Soap and a toothbrush/toothpaste kit were provided. Towels were changed daily. Daily cleaning was provided, but if it was occasionally missed, a simple request would suffice. The terrace had two chairs, a small table, and a hammock. Electricity worked fine, and water pressure was good, including hot water. The bungalow's roof didn't leak, even during heavy rain and strong winds. Wi-Fi was provided. The front desk was staffed by a European, so communication in English was never an issue. The staff were friendly and polite. Check-in took a mere 3 minutes, and check-out was incredibly quick – just 10 seconds! They even provided discount coupons for local establishments. Elephant itself doesn't have a restaurant, but there's one about 30 meters down the alley at a neighboring hotel, which also featured a fantastic rooftop bar. The location, in my opinion, is excellent because it's set back from the main street, almost at the very edge of the village, right by the jungle. In the evenings, when the main village area is still bustling, this corner remains wonderfully quiet. However, for anyone who dislikes walking, the location might seem a bit inconvenient, as you have to walk about 150 meters uphill along an alley from the main street/promenade. A tailless cat often visited my bungalow in the evenings. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay! Thank you, Elephant!

It was an excellent stay! The staff is incredible, taking care of everything from arrival to check-out! The restaurant has good food, and the place is extremely organized and clean! My wife and I felt at peace even during a storm that hit one night; nothing disturbs the peace this place brings! I will be back again!

Best place to stay on Pagoda Beach. Hotel is located at the end of the beach which is away from the noise of other hotels. Also, the sand and quality of beach is much better. The staff is very friendly and willing to do what they can to help make your stay better. I asked for local dishes not on the menu and they were more than willing to make them. The staff works very hard with no complaints. Would highly recommend staying here if you want peace, quiet, and a very relaxing atmosphere.

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!!!