There is a surprising number of guesthouses and hotels in Koh Kong. Read our full review of 99 Guesthouse. Read more on Agoda. This is the in-town hotel of choice for flashpackers, aid workers, Cambodian businesspeople and families alike. The Asian Hotel has immaculate, simply decorated rooms with all the mod cons Koh Kong has to offer, each with good, comfortable beds, cable tv, fridge, safe and spotless hot water bathrooms with bathtubs.
Read our full review of Asian Hotel. Koh Kong City Hotel is a typical Khmer-style upscale hotel, cut from the same cloth as the Asian across the road. It does, however, have open views on to the river, which puts it up a notch. They also have blackout curtains so that you can properly enjoy your mornings. It has a newer Read our full review of Koh Kong City Hotel. While not a particularly inspiring place, but the paint is fresh and the sheets are clean.
Every room has a television with cable, a refrigerator and comes with a couple of bottles of water. Although they ask that you turn in your key when you leave the Read our full review of Kolab Koh Kong Guesthouse. The rooms are actually kind of cute. There is no restaurant as Read our full review of Sunny Guest House. The two large and well-decked-out balcony areas are a big asset here and a great escape from the heat -- not bad for taking a snooze either.
The rooms themselves are nothing to Read our full review of Otto's. Rooms are clean but not particularly nice -- they seem to have some water damage and the bathrooms are a bit grotty. The wooden upstairs rooms look like they might be the better option, despite the fact that you have to Read our full review of Paddy's Guesthouse. Read more on Booking. Outside town are a selection of more interesting places to stay that get you right back to nature, from budget through to sheer luxury.
These are our faves. Only a step from the city, with a view on the jungle. The owner has a strict no-sex workers rule, and the place is certainly the most family-friendly in town. The five bungalows are reasonably spacious, and Read our full review of Oasis Bungalow Resort. With just seven grass-roofed chalets tucked into the forests along the Tatai River, Rainbow Lodge offers a gentle immersion into the natural world of the Cardamom Mountains and a genuine retreat from whatever stresses you might be hoping to escape.
