We stayed in Le Soleil d’Or’s sister hotel La Java Bleue at the beginning of 2012 in the China Room, which was beautiful but had a few maintenance problems at the time. Both hotels have since been purchased by Mme Pascale Bouvet who has, she says, slept in every room in both hotels for at least one night in order... More

Sayed at this hotels sister building down the road, same operator and owner just differentl style. Great rooms, well done on the renovation. Only issue I had was the hot water ran out rather quickly but that is common with these small water heaters. Beds are firm but comfortable, on slats which is typical of the area. Included breakfast was... More

We very much enjoyed our stay at Le Soleil d'Or and I would agree with turnptee that it is warm, comfortable and welcoming. Rather than a hotel or guesthouse, it rather had the feeling of a home in which we were treated as privileged guests. Our upstairs room was very spacious, spotlessly clean and comfortable with a private balcony which... More

Generally the hotel is fine and charming. Rooms are clean and offer water, towels, shampoo etc but they do differ a bit and the top floor bathroom has no windows so is a little damp. The service is fine though not overly friendly or attentive. You get the sense that service is a little casual. We found their suggested tuktuk... More

Adequate place that is located quite well, but not well enough due to the noise and dust from the street that disturbs sleep and makes eating there a poor experiance. The staff are good and the food OK. what really annoyed us about this place was it left us feeling deceived. We booked on Agoda expecting a 60-70usd value room... More

You can't miss this marigold-colored guesthouse which is run by an English-speaking French family who are obviously passionate about their hotel, their guests and Cambodia. Three floors, the first with a small restuarant, the second floor has two or three rooms and we stayed on the third level, which is one large, loft-like space with two king beds and a... More

This place was so charming, the room we stayed in was breezy and spacious and the staff are so considerate. Pascal the owner is passionate about the area and was incredibly helpful. It was quite a romantic get away.

Nice littel place in the backstreets of downtown Kampot. The rooms are nice but the breakfast is not so great, but adequate. Nice staff who are friendly and helpful. We would come back, but may check out a few of the other places in town, Mea Culpa looks good and is cheaper!

Very friendly staff, room was great, clean and comfortable. For the price-range breakfast was very very poor. The thing that spoiled our stay there was hotel organized trip from Kampot to Can Tho - we paid 22 dollars per person for transport, they told us it would take 3-4 hours in minivan without changing buses but instead it ended in... More