Soriyabori Villas Resort

One of the best ways to experience real rural Cambodian life in luxury settings. The resort has a restaurant, swimming pool, and separate villas that are traditional Cambodian rural wooden homes (but with proper bathrooms and amazing antique interior decorative items). The restaurant has excellent Western and Asian food. Breakfast was nice (no buffet though...). Getting there by ferry could be an issue, but we did take the private boat/tuk-tuk arranged by the resort, which was easy. Also, clear instructions were provided for safe car parking near the ferry pier. Early morning walk to Mekong shore - sand dunes, Bicycle ride, and horse cart ride highly recommended. (Besides Kampi Dolfins, of course) Special thanks to Bong Ly Sokheng, front office manager. He was extremely helpfull and attentive to detail. As well as all other team members - at the resort everything was excellent, communication by phone could be improved though....

Lovely place and the staff are lovely and very helpful and welcoming. My only fault with the hotel was, No kettle to make a hot drink and no refrigerator in the room to keep drinks cold.

We stayed three nights at this resort, and were quite disappointed. The rooms were very dark, there were fans instead of aircondition, the beds are really hard, the wifi didn’t work in the room, and it was dirty with spider webs all over the ceiling. The mosquito net was also broken. Not what we expected at all! On the second day, the pool was filled with so many chemicals that it was impossible to see through the water and see the tiles on the bottom of the pool. The service provided was also very poor. When we went dolphin watching, we were told to message the hotel on whatsapp to let them know when to pick us up with their tuk tuk. We sent them a message when we were waiting for the ferry, and they read it immideately. However, it took them an hour to respond. We sent them three texts asking if they could pick us up, that we were on the ferry and once again when we had arrived in the port. When they finally answered, all they said was «yes tha boat going now». We told them that the boat had arrived 30 minutes ago, and that we had started walking because they never answered. They never picked us up, and it took us about one hour to walk back to the resort. We never even got an explanation or an apology. Only one of the staff members were smiling, while the rest looked careless, tired and cranky. The resort is way too pricey considering what you get for your money.

I rarely go on trips alone, but I felt like I needed to take a break and spend time with myself. I couldn't wish for a better place than Soriyabori for my short solo trip! The place has an abundant and luxurious garden and a great swimming pool. The place perfect for reading a keeping you phone away. The rooms are nice, beautiful architecture, each bungalow is different and is inspired by old pagodas... I had also a little bicycle tour over the island which is very cute! The place is quiet and the staff is very welcoming and caring. It was 3 days of pure cure!

This was a nice little family hotel. An atmosphere of beeing in the jungle 😄 Nice hot pool and very huge Rooms. Our apartment had to bathrooms and seperate bedrooms. Og was absoluely perfect. The staff was very sweet and polite. Our best recommendations.

A little haven on the island with beautiful traditional Khmer style villas (total 10) A short ferry ride and tuktuk/motorcycle from town Room and bathroom are a bit dark but comfortable otherwise Restaurant with good menu options, a bar Pool Gorgeous landscape