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The bungalows here: awesome and comfortable. Staff, especially Mr. Sang and Mr. Pat, make you feel right at home - had great drinks and laughs with them. Views from bungalows overlook a green hill and, duh, beautiful sunset. Food in the cafe is tasty and reasonably priced. Took off one star for location only because it's a ten-minute walk from town center and street not well lit at night. Other than that (and WiFi that dips in and out) this is a spectacular place to stay.

It was amazing. We booked three nights in a bungalow followed by 2 nights in a dorm. Neil, one of the owners is a legend and was around pretty much 24 hours for a bit of banter and to fulfil our every wish. The breakfast is great, the rooms are clean and the bungalows fun to stay at (including our friendly pet lizard Frank!) - and the island itself is a dream!!! Jump of the pier at midnight to swim amongst phytoplankton, take a hike to Saracen Bay, EAT AT the Fishing Hook(!!!) or just lounge by the beach before watching the sun set at Sunset Bungalows or having a lazy drink in a hammock at the Chill Inn - the lack of wifi and sparse electricity make it all the more charming and you feel like the 'real world' was just a bad dream you once had. Stay here. It is AMAZING and UNFORGETTABLE! Thank you Neil!

We loved our stay at Huba Huba. Koh Rong Samloem is a beautiful island and Sunset Beach, where the bungalows are located, is particularly special with much fewer people and developments than the other side of the island. We stayed in a garden hut set back slightly off the beach, it was basic but very charming and had a good mosquito net! The shared bathrooms were generally clean and pleasant - in the jungle so wouldn't expect it to be spotless! The overall atmosphere is great and we feel very lucky to have experienced such a beautiful and special place. We wish Vic and his team all the best for the future of Huba Huba!

I stayed here 2 nights in the beginning of Jan 15. The bungalows Its location is quite good, just 1-2 minutes from pier. Although the Agoda website shows that it's located in the sea, it's very easy to find it -- you just need to follow the trail. The bungalows are clean and new. Food is good and staff is superfriendly. In the evening you can sit and talk with the owners. They're Cambodian, contrary to most other bungalow owners, who are foreigners. I'd say it's the best place on the north part of the island to stay. The island There is couple of things I did not expect: - no electricity during the day (only after 6 pm) - it's impossible to walk to any other part of the island - no internet, even GPRS is superlow, you can hardly use WhatsApp The beach takes 5 minutes walking from bungalows. It's good, but small and lonely. You can also walk to visit the locals who live in this part of islands (they are friendly but nobody speaks English). You can take kayak and go kayaking + snorkeling: I think I liked it the most. And finally, I've never seen this starry sky -- not in Sihanoukville, not on the other parts of islands. It's very special, and the best place to look skywards is, of course, the pier. Transportation There's speed boat which goes to Saracen Bay around 9:30-10:00 in the morning. And you can come back at 15:30 by normal boat. One-way trip costs $5, to be paid aboard. The Saracen beach is way better, and you can walk from there to the Lazy beach (which is also very good) and to the Lighthouse (climb to the up!). But: there's nothing to do in the evening and the food is poor and more expensive.

$4/night for a private bungalow with electricity and an ensuite bathroom? Great! However, it's also good to note that our bungalow came with - sheets that weren't just stained (all over, in all colors) but dirty. - a sticky blanket that felt like it hadn't been washed in awhile - a Western toilet with half a toilet seat left that needed to be manually flushed - water pressure at a trickle (cold water only and a wet floor, of course) - all manner of insect roommates (but NOT bed bugs...I checked and that would have been a deal-breaker) - no towels, trash bins, or windows But on the other hand, the English-speaking staff were lovely. And the puppies onsite were at that adorable roly-poly stage where they love to cuddle and play. (In sore need of flea and worm treatment, though...) ...for some it's a great deal, for others an adventure, so...like I said, you get what you pay for!

Although the weather was cloudy and rainy when we boarded the boat from Sihanoukville to Koh Rong, but we're so excited when we arrived at the Coconutbeach bungalows in Coconut Beach - Koh Rong. Robbie the owner of this Bungalows and some of his staff were waiting for us at the dock and they brought our bags up to our room. We were 8 people and we chose 2 family room bungalows. The location of the bungalows is on its hill, so we have to climb some stairs to to get to the bungalow. The bungalows itself is very comfortable and clean. The mattress is very soft, there's a fan and mosquito nets as well, although we did not use the mosquito net because there were no mosquitoes during our sleep, we slept very comfortably and soundly. The bathroom inside the bungalows are clean and fully equipped, there is a shower, a toilet seat with flush, towels and they also provide toothbrush, soap and shampoo. This bungalow is surrounded by trees and woods that make the air feel fresh. There is a balcony to relax on, while looking at the beach. This Bungalows also has a restaurant with a menu that is quite tasty and large portions. And the location of the restaurant has the best view of coconut beach. We are in love with this coconut beach. The scenery is very beautiful, very quiet and not filled with tourists, the sand is white and very soft. The beach is also sloping, with very clear water and very quiet waves, perfect for swimming and relaxing. What makes it special is that we can see and swim with the glowing plankton. At midnight, Robbie invited us all with the other guests to see and swim directly with the plankton lit up, directly on the beach in front of this bungalow. Truly an amazing experience. They're also lend snorkeling equipment, buoys, a variety of games, even make a bonfire and invite guests to fly the lanterns at night. And all is provided to guests for free. We are really impressed with the service provided by Robbie, his family and his employees to us. They are ve

The staff are great, communicating right after I made my booking, my boat ticket and adjusting it when I couldn't make it on time. Constantly in communication. Special stars for Mr Virak and Mr Cheang, really good handling of guests. Location is ideal, but some may be bothered by the mangrove (love the sense of privacy it provides) and the natural 'dirt' that gets washed off to the beach. I grew up in a place like this, so know that it's just the way it is with nature. White beach, clear water, great sunsets ! The hut I was in was not ideal, it's beach front and a hop to the water. However there lock didn't work well (didn't bother me), and the sink in the bathroom was faulty as well as spewing brownish water leaving gunky sediments once the water eventually drained (loooongg time), so I just didn't use the sink. Shower, bidet, faucet worked well. Part of the bathroom wall could use some new paint, others may find it gunky. Food is good, well at least the BBQ and salads I had. Suited my taste, spicy and fresh. Quite accommodating to my request. Staff also remembers preferences after the first time, i.e. two mugs of black coffee, no sugar or beer in bottle, no cans 😀 little things that makes one feels you matter and you belong. Definitely going back !

I really enjoyed my stay at Tree Top Bungalows. Immediately the family that owns it was warm and welcoming. I arrived and walked up to reception, and seeing the view that's when I knew I had made the right choice of where to stay. I was looking for a few days of "me" time. A quieter place I could relax. This was that place. There's a long balcony seating top that faces right out to the ocean. You can enjoy these views over breakfast, lunch, AND dinner if you wish. I had my breakfast and tea there every morning and just stared at the stunning ocean view. I was travelling alone and had booked a single bungalow with shared bathroom, but the mother of the family that owns it was so very kind and took me to a double bed bungalow with an ensuite. Said it was slow so I could have this room. So free of charge she upgraded me. Outside the bungalow was a line of hammocks. I read in the hammock and napped a few times. So relaxing. Won't lie though, the bungalow experience isn't for those who dislike bugs of any sorts. I DON'T mean bed bugs AT ALL!!! The bungalow was clean and well kept up. But a bungalow is a bungalow which includes open areas to outside. With that comes some flies, maybe a few ants. Nothing that disturbs your visit though. You have a mosquito net that keeps everything out. I did find a frog hopping around one day, didn't bother me though. The mother booked my bus from Kep to Phnom Penh with Champa Tours (that's an entire other review, other spectrum of the scale). It was a very early pick up of 7:30AM, but she made sure I had my breakfast and tea with the view and left on a full stomach. Her children were very friendly, all staff were. I'd recommend this place to anybody. It is a beautiful property ran by beautiful people.

Lovely Resort. Best stay in Koh Rong Samlom. I booked the dorm bed but decided to upgrade to the bungalows. It is very clean and modern beyond what I expected. The bed was comfortable and basic amenities. Very clean and safe lock. The bungalow is right next to the beach off the dock when you arrive on the island. Beautiful view and great staff. The food is great at their restaurant as well. Will definitely stay here again. Good value for money

Clean beautiful beach and great staff. Even though the bungalows were completely booked it was still very quiet. The bathrooms were cleaned daily and they were the best we used on both islands. There's also a new bar where you can watch the sunset. Overall, I wish I skipped Koh Rong and just booked our entire stay here. If you want seclusion, relaxation, and can handle a 40 minute hike in with packs on, this is the place for you. We loved it.

Had a two night stay, one night in the room with private bathroom, and second with the shared. Both were good, with bathrooms clean. Rooms are obviously basic as they are bungalows, but mosquito nets present to ward off bugs during the night. The restaurant set up is fantastic, so chill and felt like you had your own space even with other people there. Food was reasonably priced with staff attentive. About a 20 minute walk into town which is hard during the heat of the day, so be prepared to spend most of your time here unless you want to get a tuk tuk. Thanks for the lovely stay, hopefully will be back!

We stayed for two nights in our little bungalow on stilts. The guy who runs them speaks great English and was really helpful and full of advice. Our room had a little balcony looking over the pretty garden which was great to sit out on, night or day. Kep is really spread out so unless you just want to see the crab market, and get a hotel near the crab market, you need a scooter or money for tuktuks. We had a scooter, but the owner here has his own tuktuk so you'd never be stuck!

I was travelling with my Kmai friends,a Family cosisting of Husband and Wife, and 3 childern aged 8,5 and 3. Initially I had booked a room with Air con for myself and a bungalow for the Family. After checking in I visited the Family, and was surprised at the Bungalow. OK so it was only cheap per night, but I was embaressed my room was much nicer. So I approached, the Manager, a lovely Young Lady, the Daughter of the Owner. I was able to upgrade the Family to a air con room, and was not even charged a cleaning fee for the room they had already showered in. . Highly recommended

Hiro, the owner, was incredibly nice and accommodating. He gave my girlfriend some of his medicine for some stomach issues she was having without asking for anything in return. He provides tours and excursions around the island for a reasonable price that I heard (could not join because of my GF’s illness) were well received. The bungalows are tucked far away enough from the busier parts of the island to give you some peace and quiet yet not far enough to make it a needlessly arduous trek to the beach or to where the action is. Clean rooms and facilities. Mosquito nets are new and don’t have holes. Be prepared for a hot bungalow around midday- there is only so much a fan can do during the day. After sundown it is quite comfortable and there were a couple of nights when we slept under the covers because it was that cool.

We stayed at Otres Marina for two weeks. Our stay was wonderful and we looked forward to the delicious breakfast everyday. Compared to other bungalows we saw on the beach, this place was clean, free of bugs and had hot water. We loved it. The only downsides were: lack of wifi (we could connect to another guesthouse), did not have 24 hour reception (when we did use them, cute and kind Mai, they were very friendly and had great English skills), a little overpriced for backpackers though we were very happy to not stay in the bungalows on the beach, we heard horror stories of rats and bugs... never a problem for us. We had great nights sleep every night, we had no noise pollution from bars on the beach. The room was cleaned everyday and they provided us with clean towels, toothbrushes, linens and water bottles. However, there is not really a bar or restaurant at this location but we were happy to try other restaurants for our lunch and dinner meals.

Staying Mpai Cottages was really nice. We stayed two nights. It was clean, simple and the first time I stayed in a bungalow. Since it was close to the jungle we had a big gecko in our bungalow, but we didn't mind, the island and the jungle are nature, and the animals belong. :) I liked the trees and the nature around. I can recommend to stay there if you do not look for an overly luxurious hotel, just a nice simple, quiet one. :) For the owner I would recommend to maybe build a simple hang out place in front of the bungalows, so people don't have to walk all the way to the beach to sit outside.

Great place, lovelt bungalows, incredible views. Each bungalow has its own bathroom, electricity is 24/7 although no I-net, only in the eateries down by the beach. The staff are helpful, Mr.Lucky is a good fun. The only problem is the everlasting noise either from the music or the construction but that can.hardly be avoided on.this island. You kinda take the bad with the good. Good for a few days to chill out or even party very hard if thats what you are after. Anyway, highland beach bungalows are not right in the centre of it all yet its very close, the best place to stay at the island.

We enjoyed our stay. The bungalows were basic, located amidst the trees and plants but also near the sea. There was no water coming out of the tap in our bathroom which made it difficult to wash your hands and face. I had to put the shower spray into the sink and turn it on and off. The manager's response was a shrug. He eventually changed our bungalow. The lounge area was beautiful and comfortable and had the sea on both sides and a great view of the sunset. I liked the fact that it was near M'Pai Village which added a little variety to the day. While the shore around the bungalows is very rocky, there is a lovely beach about a 10 minute walk past the village. I had wanted to snorkel, but the manager was no help, just pointing over to the rocks. I later found that there were boats leaving from the village. So it is a great place, and while the staff was fine, the manager (or owner) was not very helpful or accommodating.

We do not speak Cambodia, and there is limited English skills with the staff, but the staff were very good to us from the manager down to the pool cleaner. The location is peaceful and we enjoyed exploring the area on their mountain bikes. Our Terrace room was compact, but adequate, and bungalow would have been a better option. The food was predominately traditional to a very good standard.

This was the best place we stayed in Cambodia. We booked for two nights and ended up staying for nine!! We just couldn't leave. So clean, comfortable and relaxing. The owners are really helpful and friendly. The setting is lovely in a beautiful garden making each bungalow quite secluded. Set well back from the main road with the National Park a short walk behind. Old single gear bicycles are free to use. They have seen better days but are ok for short rides around the local area. The Crab Market with good restaurants and the most amazing sunsets is just a few minutes walk or a short cycle ride away. The beach area is also quite close and the food is half the price. The straw roof of our bungalow had a few holes in and we had some of the heaviest rain they get during our stay. They offered to move us but the leaks weren't a huge problem and in any case they are due for renovation very soon. A new restaurant/bar area was just being finished and will really add to the facilities here.

Koh Rong is a nice island, but it's not paradise. Our room was at Sok San Beach, from the main pier you have to take a slow boat. The boat trip takes about 45 minutes and will cost $20 - $30 per boat. So try to share with other people! At Sok San there was one reception for different bungalows/resorts. We actually had a room, not a bungalow. The beach is nice, but this small village doesn't look so nice. The local people also make a lot of noise during evenings en early in the morning.

We booked a bungalow, it was very clean and spacious and had a nice little terrace with table and chairs. The bungalows are situated right by the pool which is great. The staff were super friendly and very knowledgeable, they helped us getting around in Otres village and booking tuk tuks, and they recommended and booked our bus for us to go to Phnom Penh at the end of our stay. We liked the location of Ta Kloy Tip as it has lots of restaurant options nearby (the restaurant at Boho hostel is a great option, right next to the bungalows), and it's a 5 minute walk to Otres beach. The beach is nice and quiet however if you walk a bit further along towards Otres Beach 2, you will find loads of restaurant options with music and sunbeds. All in all a great experience and would definitely recommend Ta Kloy Tip if you are staying in Otres!

The staff at Moonflower are amazing. I was only meant to stay for 2 nights but ended up staying for two weeks. The hotel is new, so the bungalows and rooms are clean, modern and cheap. San Paul the manager goes above and beyond to make sure you have a great stay. It's a short walk to Otres 2, but would recommend you hire a motor bike to get you around the town, as it's a little far from all the city nightlife. The taxi price into town was a little high for cambodia $7 per trip, but if you speak to the manager, they may be able to offer a bulk discount.. Taxis back from central town tends to be around $4-5 depending on your negotiation skills

This is located just by the pier to get to the surrounding islands so it's fantastic if you want to do some day trips. A Tuk Tuk or taxi can't take you right up to it because it's right on the beach, so you have to walk just a tad but it's not far...maybe 4 businesses before you get there. The food was so excellent especially the salads. We were in the new part which was bungalow sea view and it was good. No complaints except it wasn't very clean. Soap scrub all over the sink, etc. Other than that it's a great place! Just beware if you sit on the beach to eat. You will be bothered constantly to buy things which got a bit exhausting and definitely took away the tranquility part of the experience. Also there are rocks in the water in front of the hotel. It's great for viewing but you need to walk a tad for actual beach experiences. Overall I would recommend this place.