Hotels in Kampot — Book & Earn Cashback
Colonial shophouses, pepper country, and a beach on the river in the middle of town with Bokor across the water.
53 hotels in Kampot
5.87% backThe J Break Boutique
Luxurious Accommodation The J Break Boutique in Kampot offers 4-star accommodation with modern amenities like air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and private balconies. Enjoy…
5.87% backBamboo Bungalow
Scenic Views and Riverside Relaxation Riverside Dining and Bar Experience Exploration and Recreation Options To book your stay at Bamboo Bungalow and enjoy these fantastic…
5.87% backNeakru Guesthouse and Restaurant
Welcome to NAKRU Guesthouse and Restaurant , where nature meets comfort in the heart of Kampot. Lush Green Garden and Terrace : Immerse yourself in the tranquility of our…
5.87% backGood Morning Kampot
Riverside Retreat with Mountain Views Scenic Views and Entertainment : Enjoy a drink at the bar or relax in the shared lounge overlooking the river. Engage in a game of billiards…
5.87% backVIBOLA Guesthouse
Luxurious Outdoor Pool - Enjoy a refreshing dip in our outdoor swimming pool while soaking in the stunning views of Kampot. Comfortable Rooms with Modern Amenities - Relax in our…
Kampot is a riverside town in Cambodia’s south, built along the Praek Tuek Chhu with the Bokor massif rising across the water. Its centre is a grid of French colonial shophouses, a good number of them restored, and there is a man-made beach on the riverbank between the two bridges where the town gathers at sunset. The atmosphere is the main reason people come — it is relaxed rather than quiet, with a proper run of restaurants, cafes and bars along the river and through the old town.
The town has grown, and so has the choice of places to stay: restored shophouse rooms in the old town, hotels along the river, and more of both than there were a few years ago. Much of the rest of what draws people here is a short ride out — the pepper country the region is named for, the caves in the limestone hills, and the road up to Bokor National Park, which is a good one and climbs to a plateau that has itself been considerably developed.
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The Old Town
The colonial grid near the river, and where most of the restaurants, bars and cafes are. Rooms are in restored shophouses and small hotels, and everything is walkable. The right choice if you want to eat well without arranging transport for it.
The riverfront
Along the water at the edge of the old town, with the town beach on the bank between the two bridges and Bokor on the skyline across the river. Some of Kampot’s better rooms and its best sunsets, close enough to walk into the centre and far enough to sleep.
Along the river
Places set along the riverbanks away from the centre, most of them built around the water with decks and gardens. Calm and green, and far enough out that you will want a scooter or a driver for dinner in town.
Things to do in Kampot
Bokor National Park
The plateau above the town, reached by a good mountain road, with the view back down over the coast.
Kampot pepper country
The plantations in the countryside around the town, growing the crop the region is named for.
The riverfront beach
A man-made beach on the river in the middle of town, between the two bridges, where people gather at sunset to watch the light go down over Bokor.
Phnom Chhngok cave temple
A brick shrine standing inside a limestone cave in the hills outside the town.
Kampot pepper crab
The dish the whole region is known for.
When to visit Kampot
Best months: Nov – Feb
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Frequently asked questions about Kampot
Where should I stay in Kampot — the town or the river?
The old town keeps you walking distance from the restaurants and bars, in restored colonial shophouses. The places set along the river outside the centre are calmer and built around the water, but you will want a scooter or a tuk-tuk every time you go in for dinner. Neither is better; they are two quite different stays in the same town.
How many nights should I spend in Kampot?
Three is the usual answer. One for the town itself, one for Bokor, and one for the pepper country and the caves. People who plan two nights very often stay longer, because Kampot does not encourage hurrying.
Is Bokor worth the trip?
Yes. Bokor National Park sits on the plateau above Kampot, reached by a good mountain road, and it has been developed a great deal — there is considerably more up there now than the old hill-station ruins most guidebooks describe. Go on a clear day in the dry season; in the wet months the top is often in cloud.
When is the best time to visit Kampot?
November to February is dry and cooler, and it gives the clearest views from Bokor — the mountain sits in cloud for much of the wet season. March to May is very hot. June to October is green and cheap, with heavy but usually short afternoon rain.
How much do hotels in Kampot cost?
The choice has widened as the town has grown, from simple riverside rooms to polished boutique hotels. The list on this page is priced live for your dates, so the figures shown are the real ones rather than a guidebook estimate.
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