Find hotels near Kampot Night Market, Kampot from NT$449

"Hotel is located in quite a local area, but still a short walk away from the main area (5-10min walk), which we found quite nice. The hotel is modern, clean and the staff were very friendly. Would definitely recommend staying here for a stay in kampot. Great value."

"Great hotel a short TukTuk ride from the town centre. "

"Really lovely stay. Such beautiful & caring staff. Excellent location walkable to all restaurants & cafes in town + waterfront. Good breakfast selection; the proposition is that you choose from an option on the set menu however, you can actually mix and match from any option!? The really wow-factor is the stunning art deco design elements everywhere; it has been so extraordinarily done, it’s absolutely stunning. Reception provided us with a taxi for 60USD for the day to explore the area; Kampot pepper farm, Kep area, salt flats and we also decided to take a few hours out at the Veranda Natural Resort near Kep to have coffee, patisserie and a swim in their beautiful pool just below the restaurant. Best to take a taxi for a day out as it’s far more comfortable than a tuk tuk and some of the roads can be mighty dusty. If we had to highlight an area to improve, we’d recommend draining the plunge pool and giving the tiles a good scrub down. Besides this, it’s still a 200% great experience to stay there!!!"

"Staff was incredible. Very nice and helpful. The walk to the riverside was manageable and the grab app works awesomely! Cheap tuktuk ride to Kep for seafood. Stay here, you’ll like it."

"Staff were very friendly and helpful and made our young one very happy chatting and sharing their time - rooms beautiful and stylish and the pool was clean and refreshing. All around a lovely experience!"

"Fantastic hotel with large, clean rooms, a good breakfast, and a beautifully illuminated swimming pool. The staff were very helpful, especially the receptionist/manager who seemed to be working there 24 hours a day. 😉 Cons: the gym was poorly equipped. We were also sent to La Plantation pepper factory, which felt like a tourist trap — daylight robbery in white gloves. A terrible place. I recommend choosing other plantations run by local farmers rather than French colonial-style businesses."

"The photo you show is fake, not only not on the river, they didn't have a room for us for the entire stay, which was only 2 nights. Staff was terrible."

"Overall we had a nice stay at this hotel. The staff was very nice, the location was convenient. Our only disappointment was the hotel doesn’t have any food service."

"This is a charming hotel in the middle of Kampot, and everything you need is within walking distance. The building is the conversion of two former shops. The room was a good size and comfortable, with a wash basin in the room and separate shower and toilet. It was two floors up and no lift — be warned. Our room also had a roof terrace, a great boon. There was a very good choice of freshly made breakfast, with the addition of home made cupcakes and biscuits as well as a plate of fruit. What really makes this place special is the hosts, Tavi and Kim. Both speak excellent English and are very helpful in arranging drivers for tours and recommending places to eat (including the excellent nearby café Le Corner, which they also run). The hotel also boasts a good book swap. "