3-Star Hotels in Kampot

A fantastic location on the river with a great bar/restaurant, a variety of rooms and friendly staff. There is a choice of 2 pools to enjoy. Cocktails on the deck on the river is a must. A quick 5 minute tuk tuk drive gets you into town. The owner is helpful, chatty and very interesting. Louis and Lady are the cute hotel dogs. A great place for couples of families.

When we arrived, the room is ready which is good. But the in room aircond is broke down, a little bit smelly for the first room. We request for room change and the 2nd room still have faulty, the water heater is not working. Can you imagine you have go through the Songkran festival cold water splash on you and all you want is a hot bath when you back to the room but you can't? We did informed these issues to the reception but it seems like none of it can be fix on time... Yea so... but the location is near to Kampot Train Station which is quite easy for us to reach the train station. Other than that, just ok.

Beautiful bungalows located just a mile or so up the main road out the north of Kampot. The bungalows are all weather tight with AC. Some of the cleanest and most modern bungalows we have stayed in while in SE Asia. The resort has a beautiful restaurant with a seating area that floats over the river where you can sit and watch the sunset and watch the riverboats pass by.

The hotel is new and modern, but far from the town centre. It has two small pools, neither of which looked particularly appealing, especially the one on the Boutique side. My room (311) was clean and tidy, but the bathroom had some problems. The bath was not installed properly and could have fallen over as it wasn't silicone sealed to the floor (no building safety checks in Cambodia). The bath tap had no hot water, only the shower did. The shower had no door, so the water splashed onto the floor and wall. This caused dampness in the bedroom wall. The room was supposed to be 40m2, but it was definitely smaller, even with the balcony. The hotel was also very noisy. There was a railway line next to it with passenger and freight trains passing by. Across the street, there was a house with chickens and a dog. The roosters started to crow at 4:30am and the dog barked soon after. I could not do anything about them because they belonged to a private Cambodian house. The best part of the hotel experience was the breakfast (except for the flies on the food that is sitting out) and the staff. They were all friendly.

We stayed in Kampot as the last leg in a month long journey through Cambodia. This was hands down the best value for money we found! The breakfast is fabulous (didn’t eat again until dinner), the location is excellent and the room was huge and very clean. But our best experience in this hotel was with the staff, particularly Kosal. Kosal’s love for his job is evident in every interaction. Please just ask him for anything you need or want to know- he is so happy to help. We enquired about visiting a local school to donate supplies and Kosal not only recommended such a wonderful school but also took us there personally in his very precious time off and introduced us to his family. We highly recommend!!

We had a super pleasant stay for 2 nights at the Pippali. The staff was really very friendly and supported as with everything we needed. We enjoyed the pool that is long enough for a good swim. The atmosphere was really relaxing. The breakfast has to be chosen from a menu.

I stayed at this hotel for several days in November. I was impressed with the room which was really big and had two queen beds in it. The bathroom was large too. Everything was pretty new. I was told the hotel first opened in 2020 but shut down thereafter due to Covid. It reopened around the middle of 2022. It has a fairly big lobby where a breakfast buffet is served in the morning.. it also has a coffee bar off in one corner which is where you want to get your coffee. They charge for it but we’re talking $1.50 for most espresso drinks. Coffee offered in the buffet is the Nescafé type. Skip that stuff. Staff is very friendly and welcoming. They are very willing to help you with transportation, tours, etc. The location of the hotel is ideal and is situated very close to the durian roundabout. You can pretty much walk anywhere you need to go in town. At night, it’s lit up and is easily spotted as the building has six stories. There aren’t many that tall in kampot. Internet is quite good which surprised me. Only negative about the place is the room safe. It’s not bolted down and could easily be carried off. But overall, I had a great experience and would definitely stay there again if in Kampot

Very overpriced, poorly maintained and neglected place. I paid 60 British pounds for a 2 day stay in the Boathouse. The property is right on the river and has splendid views but it is well past its best and in need of renovation. There is no aircon and no fridge, the outside bed mattress was missing and pillows were very dirty. The windows are slatted and have no mosquito meshing so you will be eaten alive. The whole building itself was very dirty and unattractive and nothing like the pictures. The staff were all asleep when I arrived in the public areas and totally disinterested. The worst thing was the fact that there was a dead dog in the river right beneath my balcony by the pontoon. It had probably been there for a few days. I alerted the manager and he pushed it away with a stick. 5 minutes later it was there again. Apart from the dead dog there were lots of plastic bottles in the river near my room. I booked this place for my birthday and it was very disappointing indeed. I definitely wouldn't go back. All the positive reviews about this place and pictures are misleading. ”Dead dog” pretty much sums up the whole place. Avoid!

Adam and Mark and his team were truly amazing and came to me and wife's rescue over the new year. We were booked somewhere else which was a dump and we found the B resort where we asked if they could accommodate us on New years eve at short notice. As they were not officially open they were ready to help us out. So the rooms were clean, fresh and done to a high spec. The en suite shower was perfect and the beds so comfy you wanted to sleep all day. The pool was refreshing and sunbeds to relax on. Sadly as they were still working on the resort, we could not get food, but did have the option to buy drinks, which was fine with us. All the staff were helpful and friendly, offering advice on places to see, eat or even to have a drink. The views at night across the water were amazing. This resort is across the bridge from the main centre which is perfect for relaxing with only being a 5 minute walk from everything. This hotel has a great future ahead and the potential is massive once everything is in place, great location, great decor, great facilities and amazing staff. Good luck.

This is a lovely hotel in the centre of Kampot on the waterfront. We booked last minute when the original hotel we booked wasn't what we expected. Rikitikitavi has a charm about it, and we enjoyed our stay. Rooms were quirky and although ours was quite small, the kids had a two double bed room which was quite large. Location is fantastic and I think what makes this hotel special is the upstairs bar/restaurant area looking down on the riverfront. This area is a great place to hang out for drinks/food/games and we did that as a family. This hotel doesn't have a pool, which we missed, but this upstairs area was really lovely. Staff were welcoming and lovely. I think for a well priced, mid comfort option in the middle of Kampot, this is a really good choice.