Guest Houses in Kep

We spent there only one night but it was really nice. Room was clean, with a fan and nice bathroom. The owners are very nice and helpful. Although hostel is located a little bit further from the town centre it is still walking distance. You can also eat some tacos and relax upstairs.

We had a wonderful stay at Neung Aun Kep The property is beautiful, peaceful, and perfect for families. The social area quickly became our favorite hangout spot — it’s cozy, welcoming, and a great place enjoy breakfast The pool area is stunning — clean, well-maintained, and surrounded by stunning mountain view. Our kids absolutely loved it, and so did we! It was the perfect way to cool off and spend the afternoon. The staff were warm, helpful, and made us feel right at home. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in Kep. Highly recommend for families looking for a relaxing and social getaway!

I had delicious food in a wonderful restaurant, it was a very enjoyable experience, the owners are wonderful people. I definitely recommend it.

Le Logis de Kep was one of our favourite stays in Cambodia. The owners, Keat and Sylvie, are delightful and immediately make you feel welcome and at home. The breakfast is perfect with Sylvie’s homemade bread and jams, all served with local fruits and delicious coffee. Keat prepared and served us some of the most delicious food for dinner, always followed by dessert a la Sylvie. Our cabin was a perfect size and very comfortable. Everything was so charming and elegant in French country style throughout the property. Relaxing aside the salt water pool was lovely, do try the ‘massage a la le Logis de Kep’ at least once!

The guesthouse is clean and have a good restaurant top of roof. Water is free. People are nice and wery friendly. Nice pictures of nature. Price is wery democratic. So, Thanks for good and safety stay. With respect.

Welcome Swimming pool is great / large and quiet area

Simple room but cozy and has all the facilities. And it's clean. Stuff is friendly and speaks good English. Not far from krab market. You can take a bicycle for free. Also can book bus or tour on reception. Restaurant on the 2nd floor.

From the moment we stepped into Cambodhi, we felt at peace. There’s an energy about this place—something in the way the staff welcome you, the way the building breathes, the way everything just feels right. It’s as if they’ve distilled warmth and good vibes into the walls themselves. Our room was an instant comfort—spacious, thoughtfully designed, and filled with subtle details that made it feel more than just a place to sleep. But let’s talk about the light. I still don’t know how to describe it properly—there was no bulb, and yet, it was one of the most powerful and unique lights I’ve ever seen. Are they living in the future? The rooftop terrace is another highlight. Open and spacious, it offers 360-degree views of Kampot, perfect for both sunrise and sunset, with the mountains on one side and the town on the other. Even if you’re out exploring during the day, make time to come up here—it’s worth it. We were lucky enough to meet Tola, one of the owners, in person, while Patrick was always just a message away on WhatsApp. Their hospitality was next-level—not just friendly, but genuinely invested in making sure we had the best experience in Kampot. Need a scooter? They’ll sort it. Have a question? They’ll answer before you’ve finished typing. It felt less like staying at a hotel and more like staying with friends who happen to be excellent hosts. A small but brilliant touch was the Welcome Book in our room. Now, I’m a logical guy—former project manager—so I really appreciated how well-thought-out and practical it was. It wasn’t just another generic guidebook; it told the story of the owners, explained how everything in the room worked, and laid out the best of Kampot in a way that made planning effortless. There are subtle sustainability hints woven throughout the book and the hotel itself—little reminders that made me rethink my own habits. It doesn’t preach at you, but it somehow makes you want to live better. Now, let’s talk about the food—or at least, what

Clean, tidy and inspiring room, near to shops, restaurants and places of interest. Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent facilities, including unlimited drinking water and free bananas! Fantastic value for money!

This isn't just a hotel; it's a home away from home in Kampot. The Seagull, truly a hidden pearl, shines brightest because of its incredible staff. Their welcoming, warm, and smiling energy is infectious, making you feel like you're staying with family. They're also incredibly professional, ensuring every need is met. The stunning building and decor create a beautiful ambiance, complemented by the crisp, fresh linen and a comfortable, big bed that promises a great night's sleep. Waking up is a joy, especially with the awesome hot shower and the promise of a great breakfast – seriously, try the omelette! Plus, the reliable aircon and WiFi are much appreciated. Convenience is key here. The Seagull boasts a handy tour desk and is just a five-minute walk from the vibrant riverfront promenade, where you'll find the lively night and seafood markets, diverse quality restaurants, the serene Lotus Pond, the dazzling Seahorse fountain and light show, and unique floating restaurants. Beyond the hotel, I discovered the incredibly friendly community of Krong Kampot 💙. For anyone visiting Kampot, I wouldn't stay anywhere else. ✨👍😊