Disappointing is the word to describe this place. Make sure you do your homework before you come here as it isn't quite what it says it is. I won't go over the same points, as the other reviews have covered most things but in summary: -boats come and go all day long, passing the villas -there are hardly any guests... More

My wife and I enjoyed a long weekend in Song Saa. The experience was unforgettable and the memories made in a short space of time will last a lifetime. The only downside from the experience is that the Mrs wants to return many times a year. We stayed in an overwater Villa (Villa 2) and whilst appearing to be fairly... More

This place is ok but just ok. Beautifully presented villas, fabulous food and staff only too willing to please all set within a lovely but not unique environment. For us the noisy and numerous staff boats were an intrusion and villas 15 and 16 are a no-no as they are far too close to the staff arrival jetty. The fishing... More

Having travelled throughout South-east Asia extensively making regular stops into Cambodia to either Phnom Penh Or Siem Reap both with excellent hotels to choose from, I have often thought why can't there be somewhere to finish a trip here on the beach. Before now there has been little in the way of luxury to entice me to stay, causing me... More

Best food I have ever had. All fresh, healthy, they stole the chef and his crew from North Island in the Seychelles. I struggle to recall eating better food, anywhere. Island is charming, beautiful Nd magical sunrises and sunsets every day. Infinity pool is stunning. Villa is sexy. Staff very attentive. It's not quite like the well-oiled machine of an... More

As a designer for hospitality spaces married to a hotel junkie, we're a tough two to please. And we find ourselves constantly musing over the little things that have made a difference to the places we travel to, stay at and enjoy a good meal at. Perhaps this review's taken as long as it has because we were subject to... More

Let's start off by saying this…. Song Saa is an amazing private island destination. In terms of luxury, food, atmosphere, scenery, and all the usual things, they have it all. But then again, that's what you would expect when you're paying $2,000 a night for luxury accommodations. What you would not expect would be: 1. Waiting for more than an... More

I should say first that we both had a very good time in Song Saa, and that I would recommend it to others. The location is beautiful, the accommodation is mostly excellent and the service very attentive. The food on the whole is extremely good and compares favourably to good cosmopolitan restaurants. I would make a few criticisms that are... More

We chose to stay at the newly opened Song Saa for our honeymoon this past April 2012. Song Saa is a lovely resort with a really special layout, wonderful people, beautifully designed villas and the food was amazing!! However, we had few hiccups when we arrived… First there was no boat waiting for us at the dock in Sihanoukeville to... More