We visited this place with great expectations, and it was nice and big but ghost resort with minimum people around. The hotel has two parts of accommodation, one is facing the beach side, which is housed in main hotel and the other one is on the entrance side across the road, which is kind of economical but nice accommodation. Food... More

This is a large and luxurious hotel and we'd agree it was a bit like a ghost town, but we quite liked it. The only other European guests staying there were an elderly couple so we had the entire, gorgeous pool to ourselves for the day! We stayed two nights in February 2011 and the experience refreshing after staying in... More

Had 3 days reserved at this resort. Upon check-in, I realized all the reviews on how unfriendly the hotel staff listed here were true. They were very unhelpful, almost with a rude tone and did not speak a word of English!! Very frustrating. The hotel is run down and caters solely to local gamblers (NOT) foreign tourists. It's your basic... More

Stayed one night at the resort b/c the Oasis Bungalow Resort was full (stayed there two nights). We stayed across the road from the main (and fancy) part of the hotel. Our room was only $35! And that included free breakfast and use of the pool - which is one of the best in all of Cambodia! The beach at... More

There seemed to be loads of staff going about their business in the hotel but practically no guests to be seen (as the previous poster says they were all in the casino) which made it feel like a 'ghost hotel', a fully staffed hotel with no guests... The free form pool is good although when you go to the pool... More

Stayed only one night at the Koh Kong Resort before crossing the border into Thailand, which was very strange as some of the areas of the hotel exactly mirrored the Sokha Beach Hotel in Sihanoukville. The hotel is located about twenty yards from the border crossing and obviously caters for Thais gambling in the hotel casino. The hotel currency is... More