Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
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Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
Anyone have recommendations for places to stay in Kampot? Riverside or town centre, close to wherever the buses from Phnom Penh stop and upto $60 for 2 people 2 nights.
Good places to eat while you're at it?
Cheers.
Good places to eat while you're at it?
Cheers.
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Re: Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
Mea Culpa. 012504769. Ben is the owner. Still haven't found any place better in 8 years. Close enough to "downtown" but far enough from hippy backpackers. Rusty Keyhole ribs are just a few minutes stroll away along the river. Also try the pizza at the place a few shops east of RK, on the same street. Best I've had in Asia! Sorry, I forgot the name, but it's owned by a young Italian couple.
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Re: Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
Rikki Tikki Tavi, run by Denise and Chris (I think Chris)
Lovely upstairs deck with a view of the river, great food and drinks
Lovely upstairs deck with a view of the river, great food and drinks
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Re: Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
Hour Kheang , opposite Rusty Keyhole, $15 a night , air con, satellite tv. Nice and quiet and in a great spot, and the owners/managers are good people.
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Re: Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
booffo wrote:Hour Kheang , opposite Rusty Keyhole, $15 a night , air con, satellite tv. Nice and quiet and in a great spot, and the owners/managers are good people.
Or if you want a fan only room it's $8 a night. They can organise moto rental, bus tickets etc too, and tell you where to go night time if you are looking for someone to chat to. I've stayed there two times and it is what you pay for, but the owners are very helpful.
You need to be prepared for roosters in the early morning and thoughtless people chatting in the corridors later on. I've only been in an easterly facing room, so the roosters have been a bit of a pisser.
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Re: Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
Unrelated, I wonder if you can get a rooster pissy (as we term it in Oz) and how funny that would be.
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Re: Recommend a place to stay in Kampot
Thanks for all the suggestions. Stayed at Mea Culpa for a couple of nights and can definitely recommend it. Lovely staff, nice room, good pizza, good beef lok lak. 10 minutes walk to the giant durian roundabout. Karma for chkwoot when I work out how to do it.
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