The ambience at this hotel is amazing. Set amongst dense trees and plants you really get a different feel when staying here. Had food in the restaurant and it was delicious and great value for money. All the staff were friendly and helped immensely with some of the logistics for my trip. Even got the local bus company to come up the hill to pick us up from the hotel. Room was huge with great view and the bathroom was well equipped.

There was nothing I didn’t like about the property but if they want to improve there’s a couple of pointers. The place is starting to look a little neglected. Blinds with broken chords taps with chrome peeling off etc. Nothing to complain about but just something that some might feel is not good enough for a luxury resort. Most of all there is still a lot of single use plastic evident throughout. Again it didn’t detract from my experience but some might think in this day and age shouldn’t be happening.

The location is truly special—nestled in nature with scenic jungle surroundings and stunning views from the hillside. The breakfast buffet had a good variety, and the atmosphere was peaceful. The staff at the restaurant were welcoming and friendly, and Mr. Munout at the front desk was especially helpful in organizing local tours.

The pricing for the room and at the resort's restaurant could have been more reasonable. Also, guests should be aware that local wildlife such as house geckos, Tokay geckos and monkeys play around the veranda, and might occasionally visit your room, if you love wildlife then this is great.

The breakfast had a good selection of western and Asian food, fruit, cereal, nice coffee, pastries, even a chief to cook omelettes and bacon. Overall all you need for a good breakfast. Hotel is set in the national park so great natural beauty, and the odd cheeky monkey visiting. Rooms were great and Manout and his staff were brilliant from start to finish, nothing was too much trouble. All in all very nice hotel to stay.

Not a great deal to do there apart from 2 lovely swimming pools and a health spa (which is very nice), most people use it as a short stay hotel and move on after a few days,

The hotel is nestled unobtrusively into the forest and it is not possible to see any other room from your own. There are many nooks and crannies to explore and spend time in. Nature is on your doorstep; one morning we watched a beautiful chestnut red squirrel eating a coconut next to our veranda. The views from the eating area were lovely and the food was generally great. The deep infinity pool was fantastic, especially for swimming. walks in the nearby forest were fantastic.

The bed was a bit too firm for our liking. The pre-cooked breakfast meals in the bain-marie were not brilliant, but there were many other options.

Great location, right next to the entrance of Kep national park. The views are amazing with really unique and beautiful rooms. Infinity pool is incredible and the view from the restaurant is gorgeous

Breakfast is until 945am but if you don’t get there by 9, most of the food is gone and they don’t re-stock it. Water: you get 4 small plastic bottles of water per day with nowhere to re-fill. Would be better to have larger glass bottles that you can refill on your own like most places in Cambodia The hotel is beautiful but didn’t feel like great value for money compared to other places we stayed in

Luxury bungalow in the middle of the jungle. You are given a huge territory with two exits. Comfort and cleanliness, everything is fresh, lemongrass fragrance in the room, natural local cosmetics 🏝️The view is beautiful, as are the sounds of nature when you go out on the terrace. 🛖 A large area where you can walk and enjoy the fresh air 🚤 For a fee , you will be taken to rabbit island 🏝️🐰 🧖♀️ Spa massage from $80 🍲 A good breakfast, but I didn't really like the food on the menu. A large selection of desserts 🧚‍♂️They allow you to leave later without additional charges

You need to close all the doors otherwise the animals will come. When relaxing on the terrace, you need to keep an eye on things, as the monkeys come down from the roof.

Fantastic location Spacious rooms Good food Beautiful grounds

The garden pool is closed due to renovations

Superbly organic and nature driven architecture, every detail beautifully crafted and thought through. Wonderfully attentive and efficient staff. Stunning views. Peace and quiet even at times of high occupancy. Very well integrated in the landscape, 5 minutes away from Kep National Park entrance. Lots of space for children to roam, 2 great contrasting swimming pools, spacious panoramic restaurant with extensive menu. Fantastic breakfast buffet to suit Asian, antipodean and European tastes.

We liked everything.

You are truly in nature at this beautiful, verdant resort. It simply oozes charm, quality and a rustic sophistication. The setting on a hillside overlooking the ocean is sublime, our accommodation was spacious , with a timeless simplicity and views to die for. The staff were excellent and the service impeccable. The 2 pools were a joy to relax beside, the food especially the breakfast buffet was truly sumptuous and of the highest quality. I can recommend this resort wholeheartedly and without reservation.

Nothing

A lovely setting with beautiful trees and flowers. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We had an enormous room with a lovely balcony with a beautiful view and a hammock.

There were lots of small things to improve as they were charging too prices. No mirror in the bedroom only in the outside bathroom which meant getting very hot when drying your hair. Only tissues no napkins in the restaurant. Many of the sun lounger cushions were split so the foam poked out. The basin in our room was cracked. These are all things that downgrade somewhere but are easily sorted. We were given vouchers for breakfast! Which no one looked at. We were told we couldn’t put things on the bill like drinks/ lunch but you could!