Sok San Beach Resort

Beautiful spot, excellent staff and a very friendly vibe.

On three occasions during our 7 day stay, only 1 towel was left by housekeepers for the two of us. This was brought to their attention after the first time. Restaurant staff were not very attentive. Twice we had to ask for breakfast menus. Staff seem to be staring into space a lot.

In general, it seems to be good. One thing,I have to mention is the transportation bet. Sihanoukville and the beach. The boat was so small and not comfortable. And the hotel location was good and surrounding environment seems to be good but the management was much to be improved. Esp. restaurant service and food was not good enough.

what can i say an island paradise, excellent staff,excellent rooms,clean well laid out a little bit rustic, but has all u need, good food, a little bit pricey as in american dollars but there is a near-by village thats cheaper if u wanted cheaper, the accom there looked a bit to rustic for my liking. activities were a little sparse as we r not water lovers water, i would have liked some quad bike to explore on not scooters.but apart from that an island paradise loved it

Absolutely stunning beach, purest white sand with beautiful blue sea. Accommodation is good, although a little dated. Food is very good although very expensive which is quite frustrating because prices are inflated 3x as much as normal. Also paying for the speed boat to the island is totally uncalled for especially as your paying so much for food and drink once you arrive, the hotel should think about stop charging for this, it’s a little bit greedy to expect customers to pay $40 per couple per journey. All in all a great hotel and stay, just more expensive than it needs to be.

We stayed in the Chalet, Sea View room, which is a freestanding little building right on the beach, overlooking the water. It was incredible. We sat on our balcony watching the ocean all day. 20 Steps and you're in the water! The resort is very charming, the staff friendly, the breakfast hearty and the Khmer food in the restaurant very delicious. Happy hour is great! They do their best to keep the beach clean, although when we visited in May it was still off-season, with the ocean dumping an incredible amount of trash on the beach each day. I can't fault the resort itself, it's of a high standard while it still has that independent charm (it's not a chain hotel). We rode around the island on a scooter one day and I must say that the beach at Sok San is the most beautiful. The little town nearby is quaint (although not pristinely clean). I could have stayed for another week!

I don't understand the negative reviews and comments that some have left. This place has the most incredible seeing on the island, and the staff are attentive and welcoming. If you put a little effort into making some of your own plans, there are some incredible experienced on offer all around the island. Prices aren't always cheap but the experiences justify posting regular western rates. One note worth mentioning though- government corruption is taking its toll on the island, and stunning hardwood rainforest jungle is being cut and burned in secret right now. I've witnessed first hand the disappearance of 25% of the island's jungle in the past month. I encourage a trip to Koh Rong before the magic is gone.

Not enough sunbeds for all guests, poor Wi-Fi, understaffed in the restaurant, overpriced, bad communication Good choice at breakfast, lovely beach, good shower, comfortable beds

Absolutely amazing beach and location - and I've seen my fair share of beaches and locations. Now to the hotel – firstly, our garden view room was the only place in Cambodia we couldn't get wifi, I got better wifi in a rice field. Hopeless. Secondly, the bed was so hard that we slept on our inflatable lilos We had heard this bed issue mentioned in previous reviews why has the hotel not resolved this hard mattress madness? Thirdly, slow staff, but this is standard across Cambodia so didn’t bother us. Finally, the best dining and drinks is 100% in the village just down the beach, follow the lights, check out The Moon Restaurant, try the Fish Amok and Pad Thai, & frozen cocktails some of the best food & drinks we've ever had. Now a tip, Sok San is a bit isolated party wise, but it's easy to get a motorbike to give you a lift in to Koh Toch for about $5 - $10 US ask them to drive slow though, we saw an accident and saved some local guy's life (true story) #heroes. P.S Check out Koh Rong Samloem - Saracen Bay, it's awesome. P.P.S We left our two lilos there, feel free to use them as mattresses and to frolic in the ocean.

The property is very well located on Sok San beach and its probably the best hotel in Koh Rong at this moment. They have their own private jetty in sihanoukville from where their speedboat brings you straight to the hotel reception. Its a very high price of $40 per person both ways. The property itself is quite nice but not luxury. 4 star at best. We stayed in the deluxe loft. Very spacious rooms. Service is average. Dont expect very good wifi.

San Sok Beach Resort is one of the most picturesque locations I have ever visited. Beautiful white, sandy beach and turquoise water. The staff are friendly and the place is well maintained. Having said that though, the standard rooms are very small and there is not much room around the comfortable bed. WiFi was also quite slow compared to other Cambodian locations we have visited. If you stay at the resort, I would recommend that you drink and eat in Sok San village, as it is much cheaper than the resort. Beers at the resort are $3.50 and you can get one in the village for $1.00 or $1.50. And, it is only a couple hundred meters away! Overall, a fantastic place to stay.

Very slow dinner service Massage was average; they didn’t give disposable underwear so they were putting oil on our own undergarments Beds in the room was a little hard Came down with food poisoning on the second last day of the trip

Beautiful location, great room on the beach although close to your neighbours, bed a little hard. Staff very friendly n Valene guest relations absolutely fabulous. Breakfast wa good mainly western food with good coffee n small selection of juices, overall the food at hotel was a little more expensive than I was expecting so we ate in the local village mostly. Would definitely go back overall great stay 😎

Amazing beach and sea, really recomend people to go here

We stayed at this resort during the slow season. The cost of transfer from Airport to island was steep with car at 35 USD per trip and boat at 20 USD (one way) per person. The boat used was not the one from website. The real discontent began when the hotel began cutting costs. Breakfast on the second day was limited to an a la carte choice without notice with staff trying to refuse combinations such as pancakes with eggs. Lunch and dinner menu was the same and despite being on a private island, these prices were too high for the small portions given. The bartenders needed a lot of guidance making cocktails and fruit juices were not fresh as advertised. When asked about the nearby village, the staff said everything was closed. We later found out it was because they didn't want us eating there as they would lose business. The food in the village at The Moon restaurant was amazing and affordable! I have a sensitive stomach and never got sick. A meal ranged from 4 - 8 dollars max and would include choice of meat or seafood with true Khmer flavor. It also had the White Bar run by a rather weird but sweet Swedish guy We were prepared to deal with mosquitoes, not the flies during meals and the ants in the room. The beach beyond the hotel front was heavily littered. Despite this, the rooms were clean and most staff were very sweet (like Danny and Mouk.) We would return in the peak season to do activities we couldn't due to rain. The resort is good but there's room for improvement.

With the price, you’re definitely paying for the location, but that isn’t a bad thing - we had an incredible time and wouldn’t hesitate in recommending the resort. It is a bit rough around the edges, but the experience was wonderful. PROS: beachside location, near Sok San village, comfortable rooms free of wildlife which other bungalows complain about, buffet breakfast, activities, great bar and restaurant CONS: room smelt a little like mildew, for the price you’d expect better quality facilities but if you can get past that it’s totally worth it

the beach is really beautiful but the rubbish all around the beach and floating on the water doesnt make any pleasant the stay at the island. We saw hotel tries to clean only their beach part after our second day of stay, but still basically you cant go out of the front of the hotel because you are literally in a trash beach and nobody collects that. The hotel rooms are ok but ours had a terrible smell as soon as you open the door, some towels and bed clothes had alot of stains and menu is the same for lunch and dinner so no option to choose if your stay is more than 2 days. Staff is very friendly! if you are a person that only like to stay in hotel and not walk around this is your place.

Very relaxing, gorgeous setting. Thank goodness the staff cleans up plastic that washes up on the beach each morning... It is nice to have a lounge chair and swim in the ocean all day. The restaurant is great for breakfast but expensive for dinner.

Amazing beach, clear waters safe for swimming. The staff are without exception very friendly and helpful; nothing is too much trouble. The food is great and lots of varieties with a different beach bbq every night. A very efficient check in team at the speed boat departure on the mainland. All in all a very welcome rest.

This hotel is situated in the center of a gorgeous white sand beach with turquoise waters. The staff is so accommodating making guests feel as though anything is possible. Nearby Sok San village is so beautiful and charming. A perfect stay.