Kampot Hotels with Bars

A fantastic location on the river with a great bar/restaurant, a variety of rooms and friendly staff. There is a choice of 2 pools to enjoy. Cocktails on the deck on the river is a must. A quick 5 minute tuk tuk drive gets you into town. The owner is helpful, chatty and very interesting. Louis and Lady are the cute hotel dogs. A great place for couples of families.

The hotel looks nice but a little bit dusty, our room also looks nice but it was full of mosquitoes which is super annoying, we had to use mosquitoes spray to totally cover ourselves all the time and be careful with the door to bathroom since bathroom is an open space with only half of the ceiling. But still we got beaten up a lot. The curtains were super dirty covered with dead insects, the AC was not too functional but they put this AC blows right on the bed which made me and and my boyfriend both sick after the tour. And the rooms are not private enough, the description says swimming pool view, but actually the swimming pool just 5 meters in front our room. Overall I like the design of the rooms but there are many details were not satisfying, especially with the price, it could be the most expensive hotel I have tried in Cambodia, but experience was seriously so so.

Beautiful bungalows located just a mile or so up the main road out the north of Kampot. The bungalows are all weather tight with AC. Some of the cleanest and most modern bungalows we have stayed in while in SE Asia. The resort has a beautiful restaurant with a seating area that floats over the river where you can sit and watch the sunset and watch the riverboats pass by.

The hotel is new and modern, but far from the town centre. It has two small pools, neither of which looked particularly appealing, especially the one on the Boutique side. My room (311) was clean and tidy, but the bathroom had some problems. The bath was not installed properly and could have fallen over as it wasn't silicone sealed to the floor (no building safety checks in Cambodia). The bath tap had no hot water, only the shower did. The shower had no door, so the water splashed onto the floor and wall. This caused dampness in the bedroom wall. The room was supposed to be 40m2, but it was definitely smaller, even with the balcony. The hotel was also very noisy. There was a railway line next to it with passenger and freight trains passing by. Across the street, there was a house with chickens and a dog. The roosters started to crow at 4:30am and the dog barked soon after. I could not do anything about them because they belonged to a private Cambodian house. The best part of the hotel experience was the breakfast (except for the flies on the food that is sitting out) and the staff. They were all friendly.

A lovely peaceful green oasis by the river in Kampot. Very friendly and helpful staff. Relaxing pool area and good breakfast. Short walk to other restaurants and shops along the Riverside. Rooms have everything you need. Rain shower is lovely.

I found the Champa Lodge a year ago and have stayed here on every visit to Kampot since - This is my 4th stay! The rooms are comfortable and affordable, the food is good (get the sautéed potatoes!) and there is an excellent selection of Belgian beers. Also, it has the best location on the river - convenient for kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, and a beautiful view across the river.

The hotel environment is really great, the service is really attentive, and the waiters are basically responsive. The most intimate thing is that the staff actually helped to wash my dirty car very clean. This is what I personally feel most heartwarming, and it must be my first choice next time on vacation.

This hotel was opened by a young guy and his English is great! People are also very patient. We chartered to Forest Park and Westport. They all helped him to contact him. I must give him a compliment! Let's talk about the hotel, this price has given me a surprise, our room is on the top floor, the room facilities are general, but very clean! I have set a total of two rooms, but the two rooms are not the same size, the one inside is very good, the other is generally the same. Because it is the top floor, there is a big terrace, and it is really beautiful to enjoy the sunrise and sunset here. The location of the hotel is not far from the river, and it takes about three or four minutes to walk. It is also very close to the Jackfruit Square, and it is almost five minutes to walk. It is very convenient. It is very quiet because it is not on the main road. My room is for breakfast. If you want to eat, you will pay $2.50 per person.

Plus points:Excellent coffee(great latte in morning) , tasty western food, great cocktails(1 for 1 special from 5-7 ) , clean rooms, big beds, english speaking staff & the manager Denise is a gem - efficient and very welcoming . Cool AC. Minus points- flush had a problem - weak & I had to seek help from the staff, mosquitos and bugs in room( someone commented that there were more mosquitoes in the rooms than outside- bring lots of spray!) , noise at late hours of the night - the building is more of a bar/ diner - so guests go up late at night and you can hear noise in the rooms downstairs)- no checkin / reception area or any amenities/ facilities whatsoever. In room Safe is complicated to operate.It”s more of a well run B & B. Not for me , but with I know of Kampot , it may be the best guest lodgings in the entire area. Rooms are booked at the speed of light as there are only 12 rooms or less, so you are forewarned- book in advance .

It is about 10 minutes walk from Durian Circle Island, not in the bar area, and the surrounding environment is very quiet. The hotel has a one-day tour booking service, and you can also take a tutu to the pepper garden for $ 25. Help to book long-distance buses or taxis to other cities at reasonable prices. Cons: There are ants in the room. Breakfast is not buffet with limited options.