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2 Reviews and 163 Opinions A small lovely inn by the river. Run by a friendly Dutch lady, there are about 8 rooms. This...
travwill Says: new in town run by the ex owner of the little garden bar,that's good for kampot.A bit quirky ie Khmer design (mind your head when ascending the stairs) otherwise clean comfortable and cosy, fan room with attached bathroom hot water,balcony with nice view of the mountains and...
The Marchbank Suite: A one room hotel just for you...
korehan Says: A real suite on top of a well-known restaurant in Kampot: Jasmine. One big living-room (with a huge collection of DVDs, and not the usual chuck norris/bruce lee combo but the likes of jim jarmush, chen kaige and the Coen brothers), one big room overlooking the riverthe...
formerly Little Garden Bar Guesthouse: Little Garden Guesthouse is no longer
DingsbumsMel Says: The Little Garden Bar Guesthouse is no longer and is now called Riverside ?????? I was touted at the bus station with signs saying "Little Garden Bar Guesthouse" and gladly went with this as I had read good reviews about the place. Upon arrival, I wasn't even greeted with a...
Kampot Guest House: Kampot Guest House
Carino Says: Well, me may have been just unlucky, but they did not make our room and our breakfast order took them 45 minutes to make. The other day we ordered a simple pineapple shake, just to learn after 45 minutes that they don't have pineapples anymore....Anyway let's stick to the...
Sen Monorin: Well worth the money
irishsickboy Says: We moved here from the terrible Kampot Guesthouse and it was like moving into a 5 star hotel!Large clean room, Sat Tv, Fan, hot water and friendly staff all for $6.00 a night!By the best place to stay in Kampot/Kep Sat TvFanLarge bedVery cleanNice staffGood location
Kampot Guest House: Ant breeding ground
irishsickboy Says: On arrival in Kampot we got charged $1.00 for a 2 min tuk-tuk ride to this place highly recommended in the Lonely Planet guide book.The walls were painted in a sickly yellow (thats the parts that were plastered) there was pink curtains that wouldnt close and tacky 'i love...
Blissful Guest House: Its just as the name says
twotravelbugs Says: Good rooms, good food, can arrange tours, friendly people, plenty of travel information, decent lounge area...
Mealy Chenda: Alright, cheap but there are better
twotravelbugs Says: The hostel itself is ok, another new location, handy for the bus etc. Nice rooms, clean and new, we paid US$5 for a double with en-suite (cold shower) and fan, and were also given towels, soap and toilet paper. The restaurant was being built as we were there so we cant...
Little Garden Bar: Little Garden Bar
Carino Says: Our guide recommended that place for breakfast and first we were a bit shocked by the prices, as they are easily 50 to 100% higher than anywhere else. But the place looks cozy and we decided to go for it anyway since we can still consider it cheap compared to the western...
twotravelbugs Says: Not much choice of food - beef noodle soup or vegetable noodle soup!No cold drinks - have your beer on ice!Plastic chairs, dogs everywhere, staff dont speak English...But, great food, great service, very friendly, full of locals willing to help... Ummm...vege noodle soup!
the high point of our trip... upstream in kampot
korehan Says: call Bart, he'll come and pick you up on his boat. and get ready for an afternoon on the river; he knows everybody, every wave, every tree... he'll show you nice places to swim, or have a sugar cane/lime refreshing dring, or relax on a deserted beach, or gasp at a magical...
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//picture is not from me... found it on the internet, taken by "aliasgrace", amazing portfolio on cambodia there: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aliasgrace/ // it might not be big; it might not be......
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A hike through the forest, and then a walk along sandy roads, and see the old French buildings left abandoned. Finally end the tour with a slow boat ride down the river, with a sunset to view.
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It took us a long time but we finally made it to Kampot. For whatever insane reason we decided not to stay in Phnom Penh just yet and head straight out of the city for the coast. So after an 11 hour...
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