Stayed here a few days last year. Basic room, but tired room, but fine for the price (6$ I think with nothing included). Anyway, it wasn't really the room, but the view of the water, the nice area by the water, the restaurant and the hammocks. Like someone mentioned earlier, I tried calling several times. I was quoted 7$ up... More

My room at Seaside Guesthouse was very basic and not overly aesthetically pleasing, but functional. There are some major renovations occurring on one of the buildings so there may be some nicer rooms available in the future. The location is beautiful though, and I thoroughly enjoyed lazing in their hammocks by the water watching the sunset. As mentioned by previous... More

Location is excellent and means you don't have to pay for a tuk tuk to the crab Market. The place was almost empty when we arrived at start of October. Meant it felt a bit souless. The staff seemed lazy both in the restaurant and reception. Our door was a bit cracked in the room which meant it was sticky... More

I tried to book a room with this hotel by emailing the address on their "website" 30 hours before, sending sms to 3 of their 5 mobile numbers, calling 2 of their numbers (phone was switched off on both), but I gave up and booked another hotel ... in Kampot !!! I think some people need to get the simplest,... More

I have been there several years ago. Location is great, front of the sea. They provide boat to Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island). The staff wasn't very friendly: they seems to be bored and lazy. Nearby there is fish market where you can join wonderful dinner.

The location is great- 3 min walk to the crab market for amazing crab feasts- 2 mins to the sailing club for the best sunset happy hour drinks. Tuk tuk from the bus stop is $1.00. The guesthouse is okay. We stayed in a $10 room looking out to the ocean. The beds were clean and comfy. There was a... More

Great location for views of Phu Quoc and Bokor mountain. room spacious but basic with no facilities. you need to add $5 for warm water although hardly needed for the Kep climate. we paid $20 which is probably peak rate during Khmer New Year. There is no beach to speak of and the little there is between the lapping waves... More

I went with a colleague to this little guesthouse on the outskirts of Kep. It was quoted as $7 for a room (small), with no telly, no hot water, and just a ceiling fan (effective though). The room was very small and tired looking and the sheet was holey and there were old blood stains on the pillow case. The... More

I spent the weekend here to do some working and to see Kep of couse. The location of Kep Seaside is great. Next to the sea, with a nice breeze throughout the day. The WiFi was available from the restaurant up to the seaside, which was rather nice and convenient. WiFi had a good speed, which made it possible for... More