We only stayed one night but wish we had had longer. We chose the $18 treehouse in front with a small balcony and good views of the water. The room was small but had a fan and electrical outlet. It had its own bathroom down a shirt stairway. We used the pool at Kep Lodge next door (free if you... More

Nice spot out of the way from things, bungalow on stilts clean and tidy. Staff were ok, but not as accomodation as we found elsewhere. It is quite away from anything you can really call a beach.

stayed in a bamboo hut on stilts which was clean and tidy with a mosquito net and fan plus we had a hammock on our balcony. the place was quiet and basic which we expected, the staff couldn't have been more friendly,we ate there frequently. there was a pool next door (kep lodge) you could use if you paid or... More

I arrived here feeling pretty ill and the staff were super kind--always asking me how I was doing, made me tea, etc. I paid $15 for the bungalow at the back with a great view over the trees to the sea. Just ideal. And SO quiet. The staff are really sweet but sometimes struggle a little with English. But they... More

The 2 tree top rooms have a superb view on the ocean. The bungalows are clean and great value (you have a wide range of standard and prices). It is easy to access. If you do not want to eat at the restaurant, many options are available in a walking distance (crab market, Kep Lodge or the Sailing Club). The... More

We stayed in the Treehouse for two nights ($18 per night) and loved it so much we stayed another night in one of the bamboo huts ($15 per night) where they grow the fruit and vegies. The rooms were clean and tidy with fans and the Treehouses were just a nice change from the ordinary. The bathrooms are not attached... More

We stayed in the Treehouse for two nights ($18 per night) and loved it so much we stayed another night in one of the bamboo huts ($15 per night) where they grow the fruit and vegies. The rooms were clean and tidy with fans and the Treehouses were just a nice change from the ordinary. The bathrooms are not attached... More

We spent 2 nights in the $5 rooms. The beds are pretty uncomfortable but for such a cheap price you get a clean room with a powerful fan, sheets, towels, mosquito netting and a lovely hammock to read and laze in. It also got quite cold overnight which was nice after several months of stifling temperatures. The shared bathrooms are... More

Very charming, original, inexpensive wooden bungalows in a big fruit garden. Don`t expect a lot of privacy (as the walls are from bananaleafs) but it`s a great experience! It feels a bit as you`re sleeping in the jungle. We opted for the doubel room-bungalow with shared bathroom and toilet. (6 USD per night) Everything was clean, each bed had e... More