Where to stay
You want beach? You got beach.... Downtown? Free? $2?. A giant resort? $3,500 a day on an Island? ..... They're all here!
Just make sure if you're here during a local holiday, you make hotel reservations somewhere, as every possible room is filled.
| Beach Places Beach hotels go from free to $1,500/night. Just off Ocheteaul Beach and Victory Beach are hotel and guesthouse rooms from $6 to $135. The price reflects what you get. The most expensive is Sokha Resort on Sokha Beach, starting at $130/night. (not including the Mirax Island Resort that goes up to $3,500/night) |
Downtown Dozens of hotels and guest houses downtown, just a few minutes' ride to most of the beaches. Downtown is the easiest place to find restaurants, markets, and transportation options. Rooms generally go from $6 to $18, most with TV and an attached bathroom. The more expensive rooms include air-con, fridge, and a nicer environment. |
| CheapCheap guesthouses, from $2 to $6 can be found most everywhere except right on the beach. "The Hill" near Victory beach has an abundance of lower to mid priced hotels and guesthouses. You can also find rooms from $6 in town, and $7 near Ocheteaul and Serendipity Beaches. The cheapest places have a shared bathroom a bed, a fan, and a lightbulb. Also, check out SihanoukVilleBackpacker.com |
Mid-priced Mid-priced hotels can also be found all around town. From $12 to $35 a night. These typically have cable TV, air-con, fridge, private bathroom, and are a bit nicer than the cheap places. The hotels near Ocheteaul and Serendipity are a bit more expensive, and the places downtown and on "The Hill" near Victory beach are a little less expensive. |
| Luxury Sihanoukville has grown up in the last few years. Starting with a 4 star resort on 1.5 kilometers of beach, there's now a few high end hotels and resorts, with prices ranging from $90 (you get a first class room here for that much!) to over $3,000 a night. |
Other Places to stay Several places have opened up island bungalows. Minimal services, and it takes a boat trip to get there, but these islands are not yet developed, and can be very relaxing. Also, on "The Hill" or Victory Hill, are dozens of places to stay from $2 to $75 a day. |