Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sovankiri
( 097 474 4528; dm per bed US$3, r US$5-8)
Run by a Tasmanian-Khmer couple, this cent-
rally situated guesthouse targets backpackers with no-nonsense, clean, affordable rooms.
The big dorm beds can sleep two. The popular restaurant has the best Western food in
town, fine Khmer food and an attached bar.
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Long Vibol Guesthouse
( 012 589958;
www.longvibol.com
;
r US$10-25; )
An attractive wooden resort set amid a
lush garden just outside the centre. The 20 rooms are smallish but well-appointed com-
pared with what else is in town. Tour guide legend Vibol retired from trekking and is now
mayor of Sen Monorom. His old tours are still available with new guides.
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Green House Guesthouse
(Boran Sortha Guesthouse; 017 280694; r US$5-20; )
Partnered with the tour company of
the same name, here you'll find a wide range of rooms from singles with cold water right
through to a two-bedroom family suite with air-con.
Pech Kiri Guesthouse
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( 012 932102; r US$5-30; )
Once upon a time, this was the only guesthouse in town
and it is still going strong under the lively direction of Madame Deu. Cheap rooms are
near the front, while more opulent new digs are at the back.
Mayura Hill Hotel & Resort
( 077 980980;
www.mayurahillresort.com
; r incl breakfast US$100-120, ste incl breakfast US$150;
)
It's considerably overpriced for Cambodia (calling the 10 cottages 'villas' is a
stretch), but if you are looking for a modicum of comfort and boutique-style amenities
like imported linens and a modest-sized pool, Maruya is really the only game in town.
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