Nak was such a lovely man and extremely helpful, he would do anything for you . he made us very welcome 5 stars, beautiful location

it was very basic, don’t go expecting 5 stars go else where and pay the price for 5 stay

The location is fantastic, the shack is basic but you know what you're in for before you get there. I loved the outside bed on the porch, nothing to spoil the view and listening to the sea waves and looking at the moon reflecting the sea at night from your bed was just magical. If you like getting back to basics and are looking for a peaceful and quiet place, Nak Shacks is the place to go. Nak is just lovely and very helpful, ensuring his guests are happy at all times and speaks great English. I recommend.

Bathroom could be improved. Basic drink choices, no cocktails. No snorkeling material available despite the Web site mentioning it.

Nak is really nice and took care of us. The food was really amazing. Felt like staying with a family. We highly recommend staying with him, its a unique experience that you will never forget.

Everything was just perfect :)

Nak is an amazing chill guy. He built up the place with his bare hands. Especially after 3years of monsoons tidal waves and the relentless jungle getting the bungalows up and running. Paradise on earth

nice location. sunset view.

Dirty beaches (plastic waste everywhere ) and the lack of a fan in the bungalow was really a problem at night. Anyway, electricity only 4 hours a day (6pm to 10pm) and no outlet in the room to charge your phone. The basin was out of order. And I was disappointed to have to pay for the drinking water refill (0,5$ per refill) which is also the one we are advised by the host to use to brush our teeth 🙁

Amazing beach. Perfect location for walking and exploring. Great food. Easygoing and helpful staff. Nak, the owner, has excellent English. Great relationship with nearby resorts. Good for Birdwatching

Nak’s shacks is rustic. It is an excellent place

We loved the rustic feel of the shaks despite how run down many of them are ( the reality of how hard Covid hit Cambodia is evident everywhere you go) Also the veg curry and rice were excellent, they have a great cook on site

Sadly the reality of what you got didn't match up to the booking.com listing, the photos are about 10 years old, the shaks are very dilapidated now with many sitting in ruins. Inside it was very dirty, the barrel of stagnant water was to replace the shower, taps and flush, in the end we spent an hour cleaning down the bathroom and shelving in the bedroom so we had somewhere to stash our bags. There was a constant stream of tourist boats arriving on the beach from 9am until dusk carrying large groups of Cambodian tourists who left tons of rubbish every day. The "quiet idyllic escape" it was not. On our second night Nak had rented out the shak next to us and the beach in front to a group of rowdy tourists who brought their own generator, lighting rig and karaoke amp! It was unbearable. In addition to this when we got back to our shak the large pile of plastic rubbish behind it had been set on fire filling it with toxic smoke. I'm not so naive to think it all get recycled but burning trash next to guests rooms at 6pm is pretty out of order. We weren't advised that there was an issue with rats so had left a bag of filter coffee in my backpack. My husband woke up to the rat chewing through my backpack but we didn't realise how much damage it had done until the morning. The overall feeling of Naks Shaks is of sadness and desolation. I don't doubt it used to be an amazing place, Nak is very charismatic and despite the amount of rubbish the beach is beautiful, however during our stay all other guests left after pretty difficult conversations about how disappointed they were. There was no bar, no activities, no other guests or atmosphere and often to electricity or lighting from 8pm. For an extra $7 a night you can stay at Kactus on plankton beach, showers, bar, free yoga and meditation, zero rubbish and genuinely good vibes and transparency!

Such a difficult one to write. Nak is a lovely guy, covid really hurt him, and he is doing his best to get back on his feet. The bungalows are rustic and basic, but that is the same for the other 2 places on the island, but they have an idyllic charm in that. What you do get is stunning views, zero development, crystal clear waters, and warm sea. There is no running water, and electric to charge you phone for 4 hrs a night. It is extremely quiet, and very much off grid. There is a slightly more social bar, 15 mins down the beach which provides some social entertainment if you need it. There are very few places left in the world where you get this experience in such a stunning location

My only gripe were the couple of tourist boats that turned up on the beach for a few hours, which impacted on the tranquility a bit.