We tried the Asian food, it was really great. Beautiful set up outside, along the river. Also very eco friendly. The family running the business is really nice and welcoming!

Food prices might be a little bit high compared to Kampot, although it’s really good quality.

I was very excited for this booking based on all the reviews but I don’t see what all the hype was about. Many of the reviews talked about out the food there and we didn’t eat there so maybe that’s where the glowing reviews stem from. Basic cabana with fan which had a distinct smell of rodent. I saw animal droppings on the counter and wanted to believe it was all gecko until there was a rat running across the top of the outer cabana wall. There were constant wafts of that open sewage stink throughout the property, it’s hard to enjoy and morning coffee with that smell. We got a guilt trip upon arrival about using toilet paper so went without. The hosts are not very responsive. I left some clearly written on expensive puzzle postcards in the room accidentally and recognized my mistake right away. I tried to contact the place within an hour of leaving trying three different ways, two WhatsApp numbers and through booking, and they didn’t respond until the next day, at which all the postcards had been dismantled by their children.

Mostly everything was not great expect it was quiet.

Un lieu 100% magique... A la fois proche de Kampot (quelques minutes de tuk-tuk ou de scoot' de loc') et posé au bord d'une petite rivière tranquille, au milieu du jardin tropical dont on rêve tous quand on quitte la France un 15 décembre ! La vraie réussite (devenue rare), c'est de proposer une ambiance 100% cool, "nature" et un poil "baroudeur", mais où tout fonctionne à la perfection, depuis la pression de la douche jusqu'au wifi sans faille. Chaque bungalow dispose de son ventilateur, de sa moustiquaire et d'une mini- terrasse avec hamac et... le tout pour une grosse quinzaine d'euros par nuit ! Qui dit mieux ? Et j'ai oublié d'évoquer le billard et le grand choix de bières (depuis des locales "canon" estampillées IPA jusqu'aux fameuses mousses d'abbayes belges), histoire d'arroser comme il faut le filet de barracuda ou l'incontournable "amok"... avec, au bar, une play-list éclectique mixant Teen Years After, Louise Attaque, Manu Chao, Selif Keita, Gainsbourg, Cumbia colombienne, etc. Dernier argument ? Les francophones fâchés avec la langue de Bob Dylan seront ravis d'apprendre que la langue maternelle d''Anne-Sophie, de son compagnon et d'Oscar, leur adorable fiston de deux ans et demi, c'est le français !

Devoir repartir trop vite...

Amazing place and staff, he helped us alot with everything we needed. Arranged tours and helped sort transport aswell as lots more

Lots of mosquitos but can't be helped

Excellent location- felt like being in the jungle Nice bungalows with terrace. Amazing view from restaurant. Walking distance to the city

Beautiful place on a small part of the river. Quiet and relaxing. The French owners are very helpful and will give you recommendations of things to do or information. It is a little bit out of town but you can walk, rent a moto at the place or get a tuk tuk easily. There are lots of fish in the river that you can watch whilst you drink a good coffee and eat a crepe in the overwater restaurant.

friendly and kind staff good food happy place

Would 100% go back to Kampot Cabana in a heartbeat. The bungalows are beautifully made and the hosts made you feel very comfortable and safe here. Whatever we needed, the lovely French couple who own the place went above and beyond to help us out and ease our minds. The breakfast there is delightful and it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy Kampot. Lots of information is provided on what to do in and around the area which made our stay very enjoyable! If you require transport; it’s best to book through the hosts as it’s generally cheaper. We hope to be back one day ♥️