Warm and welcoming guest houses are ideal for travellers who prefer unfussy accommodation with a personal touch. They are usually family-run, and your host will provide local recommendations and optional meals. Often cheaper than regular hotels, guest houses can also feature a cosy living room and a garden.
In the western corner of Cambodia, a resort with small wooden bungalows, a kind host, and delicious food awaited us to relieve the fatigue of the past days. Just steps away from the Gulf of Thailand, where we slept to the lullaby of the waves at night and woke up to the sea breeze in the morning. We spent a few wonderful days feeling young, wild, and free.
The air con in our room was excellent, very modern and quiet.
There was one receptionist who was there most of the time and was very helpful when we had questions. He arranged our shared taxi to Osoam.
The location is OK, it is very near the big central market and on a street with a few western restaurants - Lin's restaurant (ex Fat Sams) down the same road is very helpful for getting info about Ko Kong and Cambodia.
The hotel building is pretty in the french colonial style and could be nice if they sorted the problems.
The hostess went above and beyond to make our stay very comfortable! She arranged washing, phone connection, and trips for us. As there were not many people who spoke English well, she was savvy and narrowed the language batter 😊
Beautiful location, delicious food and wonderful hosts. Definitely go to this place! I recommend to bring some earplugs so the ocean doesn't wake you up at night!
Rene's Pasta Bar & Guesthouse is a cosy and affordable guesthouse that's good for budget-minded travelers that need a room. The rooms are basic, but clean and comfortable.
It's excellent for the price. Large and practical room. Hot water shower. Toiletries and toilet paper supplied. Table and chairs outside the room. Nice swimming pool. Friendly English speaking staff. I really liked that they put a mosquito coil outside the room in the evening. Excellent location in an area with many guest houses and restaurants.
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