If you believe that "uncomfortable" is a necessity for enjoying the nature, this is the place to go. Nothing wrong with sleeping in a shack, still I don't understand why I can't have a place for my luggage or a nail to hang the towel (bring your own, they provide a kind of airplane blanket as a towel). On the... More

We spent Khmer New Year here and highly recommend it to those who want a break away, back packing or a place to visit. Nature Lodge was great, staff were exceptional, food was good too, but the rooms were nothing grand but waking up in the morning looking out at the view or listening to the geckos at night or... More

Just spent time staying at Nature Lodge with a friend and we had a wonderful time. The location of the lodge is obviously 5 minutes by moto out of town (why on earth people are whining about this is beyond me - its in NATURE for crying out loud. If you want 'town lodge' go stay in town) and set... More

Just spent 4 nights at Natures Lodge. A very nice setting and a great concept. Like most things in Cambodia it must of been great when it first opened but now is starting to look a bit shaby due to lack of maintainance. The pick up in town offered on their website is non existent. The staff just say that... More

We were slightly reluctant to stay here after a bad experience at an out-of-town hotel in Chau Doc but we were glad we chose here. Nature Lodge is 2km outside of Senmonorom but, as Senmonorom is pretty small with few places to eat/drink, that was fine with us. The moto taxi ride there is quite exciting with a narrow wooden... More

I enjoyed my stay at Nature Lodge, which is located about 10 minutes out of Sen Monorom by moto. The place is beautiful, the view is great and the sky is absolutely amazing at night. It is quiet... but maybe too quiet : it's quite complicated to get out of there at night if you want to go in town... More

We had a fantastic trip to Modulkiri. Nature lodge is really a nice place. The hut was cosy and clean. The restaurant nice with very freindly staff, good food and awesome Modulkiri coffee! It was also nice with both horses and cattle walking around in the area. It would be nic to have the opportunity to have a trip on... More

We stayed for three nights in a twin bungalow, paying $10pp each night, and really enjoyed our stay. Accommodation is rustic, in similar style to the new-style Cambodian houses: detached wooden houses, raised on stilts. Good mosquito nets, and ensuite western toilet and shower, which drains onto the ground outside. Accommodation is not sealed (i.e. it is a wooden hut... More

We stayed at the Nature Lodge for 4 nights awaiting for our visit to the Elephant Valley Project. We arrived quite late after a grueling 10 hour bus ride from Phnom Penh and they didn't even offer us a glass of water. The cabins are quite rustic, which at first glance is charming and different, but then when there isn't... More