Hotels With Parking in Kampot Province, Cambodia

It was my first trip to Kampot so I searched for a hotel which was close to the city center, with good reviews, spacious rooms, at a good price. Chateau Kampot fit perfectly with what I was looking for. The hotel was newly opened in the beginning of 2026. I like the colonial style architecture combined with a very modern design. I especially liked the arched wall openings throughout the interior and exterior of the building. I booked the Executive Suite for my 4 night stay. The check in process upon my arrival was very smooth and pleasant. After check in, the person at the reception (front) desk provided me with a map of the city and pointed out several recommended places to visit. My room was very spacious and ultra clean. It came with a couple of lounge chairs to relax in and a nice balcony with a table and chairs to enjoy the fresh air and views of the city. My favorite part of the whole room was the bed. The linens were so crisp and clean; the mattress had an additional pad which felt like you were sleeping on a cloud. I travel quite a bit and sometimes stay at luxury hotels and the bed at Chateau Kampot was one of the best I slept in. I enjoyed the very nice pool which included a jacuzzi and a small peaceful water fall. The pool was long enough to swim some laps for exercise. There was a small fitness center with dumbbells, weightlifting bench, and 2 cardio machines to keep my exercise routine going during my stay. There is also a nice spa in the hotel with massages and body scrubs & wraps at a reasonable price. The hotel also gives you a complimentary 30 minute massage in addition to 30% discounts on other spa services at the time of my stay. The breakfast was well prepared and delicious. You select off the menu with either Western or Asian offerings. My favorite was the eggs Benedict; the fact that it was done perfectly shows the skill of the chef. The coffee brewed with local beans was also of excellent quality. The staff members at the hotel are very professional and customer focused. The gentleman at the reception desk were always friendly and pleasant. They were also eager to help with anything to make your stay in Kampot enjoyable. One gentleman at the reception desk arranged a tuk tuk driver for a day tour of Bokor Mountain. The driver was so friendly and spoke perfect English which made for a wonderful day. This hotel is family-owned and focused on providing their guests with the best experience. During my stay, two family members on separate occasions approached me to see how my stay was going and asked for feedback on how they could improve their hotel and services. This personal interaction with their guests display their desire to make their hotel the best it could be. I highly recommend the Chateau Kampot and will definitely stay there again for my next trip to Kampot.

I stayed at AHHA Boutique Kampot with friends and family and had a good overall experience. The cleanliness was excellent—the rooms and common areas were very well maintained. The location is convenient for getting around Kampot, and the service was friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The staff made us feel welcome and comfortable. The amenities were okay but a bit basic, so there’s still some room for improvement. Overall, it’s a nice place to stay and suitable for both friends and family trips.

Toothbrushes available, riverside location, very attentive staff, and close proximity to everything make it an excellent choice.

Nice place !

The hotel was excellent. Spacious rooms, great pool , excellent staff. We loved our pool entry ground floor room. Highly recommended I would not recommend booking tours from the hotel as they may not be guides , just drivers that don’t speak your language. It’s also convenient to High Tide Doggy Pub, which I recommend to visit.

Overall picture is ok. There is no refrigerator in the room. The mezzanine floor where the kettle is placed is not strong. The pool is clean. The reception staff is ok.

Hotel Suorsdei has a slightly old-fashioned style, but the room wasn't bad. The Deluxe Double was quite spacious and had everything you need: at least an electric kettle, cups, a Smart TV, towels, and a small wardrobe. It has a balcony, though it's shared with all the other rooms on the same floor. The windows are a bit dark, so not much natural light comes in. The bathroom is quite large with a separate shower and toilet! I'd recommend putting brighter lights in the bathroom because it's a bit dim, and for the windows, double curtains and removing the darkening film to let in more natural light. Also, adding dividers on the balcony between rooms would provide more privacy and a sense of security. Otherwise, it's fine; everything works, the air conditioning is quiet, and the internet works pretty well. I would recommend it.

I stayed four nights at Sokchea Kampot Hotel in Kampot. This wasn’t my first time — last year I stayed 10 nights and had a good experience. Unfortunately, this visit felt different. On my first day, after checking in around 3pm and going out for dinner, I returned to find a cockroach walking on my bed — bigger than I would ever want to see. Staff removed it, but it was hard to relax that night. The next day I asked for the sheets to be changed. They only made the bed, and the same stain was still there. After asking a second time and explaining why, they finally replaced them. That same day, there was no proper housekeeping. The bathroom trash was not emptied, and I had to ask for toilet paper as it wasn’t replaced. For a hotel of this type, I don’t think that’s acceptable. There is also construction next to the hotel, with loud noise from 8am to 5pm, making it less relaxing — especially when trying to enjoy the pool, which is probably the hotel’s main positive point

Very romantic location on the riverside, with a great bar area on the waterfront. The bungalows are lovely and cozy and home-like. Kampot town is a 5 min tuk-tuk rude away. Staff are helpful and friendly. Highly recommend 👌

I recently stayed at Kampot Green Mango Bungalow for two nights and it was truly a memorable experience. The bungalows are located about 7 km from the center of Kampot, with a taxi or tuk-tuk ride to town costing around 12,000–14,000 riel. What really sets this place apart is the staff — especially the owners. They are simply incredible: tireless, generous, and welcoming beyond words. The care and attention they put into their service made our stay feel personal and truly special. The accommodation itself is comfortable and peaceful, providing a relaxing environment after a day exploring Kampot. The bungalow I stayed in is supposedly the most expensive and “premium” option they offer. While it is spacious, the cleanliness could be improved: there was noticeable dust, cobwebs on headboards and bedside tables, and spiders in the bathroom and on the ceiling. This is the only negative aspect, and it’s worth noting that better cleaning would make the experience fully match the premium price. Overall, despite this small issue, my stay was wonderful. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat or a friendly, homey stay, Kampot Green Mango Bungalow is highly recommended — especially because of the owners’ warmth and dedication