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33A, 220201, Cambodia

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Good 81 reviews on Google 7.0

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8 Oct → 9 Oct 2026 · 1 night · 2 guests

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About Kep Village Guest House

Kep Village Guest House is a small, family-run guest house at 33A, ក្រុងកែប 220201, in Kep on Cambodia's southern coast. The owners are a French and Nepali family who live on site with their children, and the kitchen serves Nepali food to guests.

Rooms are simple and differ in size and outlook. The front rooms face the sea, and some have a private balcony with a hammock; the lower-priced rooms are smaller and have no sea view. Rooms come with air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a private bathroom.

The sea is a short walk from the door, with a fishing dock close by, and the restaurant Kep Natural, which hosts live music, is nearby. Kep beach itself lies further along the coast, so check the walking distance before booking if beach access matters to you. The guest house suits budget travellers, couples and families who want a quiet base near the water, home-cooked meals and plain, practical room...

  • Sea-view front rooms
  • Balconies with hammocks
  • Nepali food on site
  • Air conditioning and Wi-Fi
  • Family-run guest house
  • Short walk to the sea

The area

The guest house is at 33A in Kep, postcode 220201, on Cambodia's southern coast. The sea and a fishing dock are a short walk away. Kep Natural, a restaurant that also hosts live music, is nearby. Kep beach is further along the coast on foot.

Good to know

Rooms vary, so ask for one at the front if you want the sea view and a balcony; the cheaper rooms are smaller and face away from the water. Nepali meals are cooked and served on site by the owners' family.

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What travellers say on Google

3.5/5 · 81 reviews

Sweet Sinay's Reviews

2 years ago

4/5

An incredible find for the price, this is a very reasonable guest house literally minutes from the sea. We had a balcony with a hammock and a sea view. The owner is very friendly and helpful and the guesthouse mood is very relaxed and comfortable. We played with the owner's kids a bit as well. The rooms were clean with solid WiFi and air conditioning and an adequate bathroom. The only thing holding me back from giving it five stars on the location is that it is a bit far from the beach (the sea near the hotel has a nice fishing dock). Still, all in all, highly to be recommended. Pro Tip: The owner once had a Nepali restaurant running in the guesthouse and indicated it may return again at some point. Currently only drinks are available

Kora Daniel Lau

2 years ago

5/5

Very clean, simple and comfortable guest house with an amazing view of the ocean if you get the room at the front. Great value for money and 2 minute walk from the beach and a good restaurant called Kep Natural which also hosts live music. The French owner Vincent is very friendly and accommodating. Great option for a great price.

Emyr Dk

3 years ago

2/5

Owner seemed very rude, judging everything we do or say with a cold tone. Very small bedrooms with no view on the sea if you have a small budget, *located far away from Kep beach* (40 minutes of walk). However, nice nepalese food. We booked for 11am, came to 12am to finally have our room 1h30 later. Unfortunately not a pleasant experience for us. Try to favor the business of Cambodian people during your trip (its french owned).

ar2 _

3 years ago

1/5

The accommodation quality was extremely poor. The beds had thick plastic beneath the bed sheets, making it impossible to sleep comfortably. Additionally, there was a foul smell emanating from the pipes, which was unpleasant. The owner was rude and aggressive. On the positive side, the owner's wife was lovely and kind

siu Siu

3 years ago

5/5

Very good location, quiete and facing the see. Owners are nice, a mix culture nepali family, where you can eat local nepali delicious food, served with warmth, love, and happiness. Rooms are cleans. For price and quality of stay you wont find better!!

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Kep Natural Restaurant

Kep Natural Restaurant

4.7

Restaurants · 852 m · 11 min walk 148 reviews

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Kep Natural Restaurant

Restaurants 852 m 11 min walk 4.7/5 on Google

Kep Natural Restaurant is 852 m south of Kep Village Guest House — about 11 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “restaurants”.

The next two places under “restaurants” from Kep Village Guest House are Deli's Kep (1.6 km) and Paris Kep Restaurant (3.5 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Kep Natural Restaurant sits on Street 133 in Kep, serving a mix of local Cambodian dishes and Western options in an open-air setting. The restaurant faces the sea, and the casual atmosphere draws both tourists and locals. The menu features seafood as a focus—fish amok, tuna carpaccio, and fresh catches appear regularly—alongside items like chicken-avocado arepas. The bar offers cocktails including gin gimlets.

Visitors consistently praise the freshness of the food and the quality of the cocktails, and several mention the friendly, attentive service. The seafood is noted as well-prepared, and the seaside location creates a relaxed evening setting. A few reservations emerge in the reviews: one visitor found bones in the fish, another thought the fries could use more seasoning, and the absence of air conditioning is worth noting if you visit during hot weather. The open-air format is part of the appeal for some, but not ideal for everyone.

The restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday, opening from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM the rest of the week. It suits travellers spending an evening in Kep who want good cocktails and fresh seafood without pretension, and those interested in a local-friendly spot recommended by residents. Come in the cooler evening hours if the lack of AC concerns you.

  • 852 m from the hotel — about 11 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 148 travellers on Google
Deli's Kep

Deli's Kep

4.3

Restaurants · 1.6 km · 20 min walk 351 reviews

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Deli's Kep

Restaurants 1.6 km 20 min walk 4.3/5 on Google

Deli's Kep is 1.6 km south-west of Kep Village Guest House — about 20 minutes on foot. It is among the three closest places to the hotel under “restaurants”.

The next two places under “restaurants” from Kep Village Guest House are Kep Natural Restaurant (852 m) and Paris Kep Restaurant (3.5 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Deli's Kep sits on a terrace overlooking the water in Kep, serving a range of breakfast, lunch and dinner options from early morning until late evening. Visitors find a relaxing spot beside the pier, with plants and trees creating a planted atmosphere. The menu spans coffee, pastries and breads, salads including carpaccio, and other dishes suited to both casual meals and longer stays.

Guests consistently praise the location and setting, particularly the ocean views and island sightlines from the terrace. Coffee quality receives repeated mention and is noted as good value. Breads and pastries draw interest, though opinions on these divide—some find them yummy and fairly priced, while others describe them as acceptable rather than exceptional. The watermelon drink comes up as a standout. On service, experiences vary: some visitors praise the atmosphere and feel welcomed, while others note that staff aren't consistently engaging or warm.

The restaurant opens daily from 6:30 AM to 9:00 PM, making it viable for breakfast through dinner. It works well for anyone seeking a calm meal with a view rather than quick service, and suits those who value setting over formal dining. The pier-side position makes it a logical stop for visitors spending time in Kep's coastal area.

  • 1.6 km from the hotel — about 20 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 351 travellers on Google
Kep Coffee

Kep Coffee

4.8

Cafés & bakeries · 1.6 km · 21 min walk 134 reviews

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Kep Coffee

Cafés & bakeries 1.6 km 21 min walk 4.8/5 on Google

Kep Coffee is 1.6 km south-west of Kep Village Guest House — about 21 minutes on foot. It is the closest place to the hotel under “cafés & bakeries”.

The next two places under “cafés & bakeries” from Kep Village Guest House are Zipline Cafe (3.3 km) and Domnak Cafe (3.9 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Kep Coffee is a small cafe tucked away on Street 33A in Kep Village, requiring a short walk down a side street to find—the street-front entrance leads to a different, more commercial space. Inside, visitors find a cozy, eclectic setting decorated with artwork and home comforts, including resident cats. The cafe serves coffee, cakes, brownies, and food dishes throughout the day.

The coffee and baked goods draw consistent praise from visitors, who describe both as excellent. Food portions are notably large, though prices run toward the higher end for Kep. A recurring point of appreciation is the availability of oatmilk, which visitors report finding nowhere else in the town. The owners are frequently mentioned as kind and attentive. Some guests highlight the atmosphere and art as draws in themselves, while others note inspirational quotes displayed by the owner. The main practical caveat is the entrance location: arriving guests should look for the Kep Coffee sign and walk further down the small street rather than entering from the main road.

The cafe operates daily from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM except Saturdays, when it is closed. It suits visitors seeking a quiet, aesthetically thoughtful spot for coffee and conversation rather than a quick transaction. Those with dietary preferences should note the oatmilk option. First-time visitors are advised to allow extra time to locate the correct entrance.

  • 1.6 km from the hotel — about 21 minutes on foot
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 134 travellers on Google
Kep National Park

Kep National Park

4.2

Parks & nature · 2.6 km 419 reviews

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Kep National Park

Parks & nature 2.6 km 4.2/5 on Google

Kep National Park is 2.6 km west of Kep Village Guest House — a short ride rather than a walk.

Kep National Park sits on a forested mountain overlooking the Cambodian coast near the town of Kep. Since opening in 1993, it has developed a network of trails ranging from paved paths suitable for motorcycles to rougher, undeveloped tracks. The main route winds through the forest with several stopping points: a tower offering views across the beach, a pagoda, a cafe, and a section with swings mounted over the cliff edge where visitors can rest and photograph the coastline below. Entry costs $1 for foreign visitors.

Visitors consistently praise the park's peaceful setting and affordability. The views of Kep beach and surrounding ocean are the main draw, though some find them obscured by vegetation along the maintained paths. The park's condition is mixed — some reviewers find it litter-free and well-kept, while others note that unmaintained sections have fallen trees and overgrown vegetation blocking the way. The main paved trail works well for casual visitors with motorbikes or bicycles, but those seeking serious hiking may feel the formal infrastructure is limited to just a couple of stopping points. Visitors also mention that monkeys are not reliably seen despite the forested setting.

Go early in the morning if you plan to walk or hike; afternoon heat is intense and humid. Bring insect repellent, as mosquitoes are present. The park suits those with a couple of spare hours in the area who want an easy, inexpensive nature outing with coastal views — less so for visitors seeking challenging trails or extensive facilities. The tower is worth the visit, and you can explore by foot, motorbike, or bicycle depending on your preference and fitness level.

  • At 2.6 km from the hotel
  • Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 419 travellers on Google
Krong Kep Blue Crab Statue

Krong Kep Blue Crab Statue

4.2

Sights · 3.1 km 821 reviews

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Krong Kep Blue Crab Statue

Sights 3.1 km 4.2/5 on Google

Krong Kep Blue Crab Statue is 3.1 km south-west of Kep Village Guest House — a short ride rather than a walk. It is the closest place to the hotel under “sights”.

The next two places under “sights” from Kep Village Guest House are White Lady Statue (3.4 km) and Pantai Kep (3.5 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

The blue crab statue stands at Chhak Kep Bay as the visual centrepiece of Kep's waterfront. It is a large sculpture representing the town's historical association with the flower crabs that once made the area famous, though visitors note these are no longer abundant in local waters. The statue itself is accessible around the clock and sits in a bay area surrounded by remnants of colonial-era French architecture and overgrown forest. Food stalls along the pathway sell grilled shrimp and squid to visitors.

Travellers generally find the statue worth photographing and note it is not crowded. The sculpture is distinctive and photographs well. However, the surrounding area divides opinion. Some visitors enjoy the sea breeze and nearby hillside cafes with horizon views, particularly noting that weekends bring local families who rent huts and hammocks for the day. Others report the beach itself is littered with trash and metal debris, making it unsuitable for swimming, and find limited sit-down dining options beyond street food vendors. Seafood availability varies by what the day's catch brings in.

The journey to Kep from Kampot involves rough road conditions with potholes, so allow extra travel time. The beach is better suited to watching the water and enjoying the air than for bathing. Weekends draw significant local crowds, so those seeking solitude should visit on weekdays. The site works best as a photo stop combined with exploring the surrounding cafes and colonial ruins rather than as a beach destination. Those expecting the town to match historical descriptions of thriving crab fishing may find the current reality underwhelming.

  • At 3.1 km from the hotel
  • Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 821 travellers on Google
Zipline Cafe

Zipline Cafe

4.4

Cafés & bakeries · 3.3 km 157 reviews

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Zipline Cafe

Cafés & bakeries 3.3 km 4.4/5 on Google

Zipline Cafe is 3.3 km south-west of Kep Village Guest House — a short ride rather than a walk.

The next two places under “cafés & bakeries” from Kep Village Guest House are Kep Coffee (1.6 km) and Domnak Cafe (3.9 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Zipline Cafe sits on Main Beach Road in Kep, combining a casual café with an adventure activity hub. The core appeal is the setting: visitors come for coffee, soft drinks, and a food menu while taking in views over the beach. The distinctive feature is a zipline course available on the grounds, letting customers switch between relaxing with a drink and attempting the activity. It opens daily from 7 AM to 9 PM.

Visitors consistently praise the sunset views and the relaxed atmosphere, describing it as an ideal spot to unwind with a book or spend time with friends and family. The zipline itself draws positive feedback, with guests reporting it was fun and that staff were helpful and friendly. On food and drink, responses are mixed: avocado shakes were mentioned favourably, though opinions on other items like green tea were more lukewarm. The space itself earns approval for being spacious with plenty of seating options.

The café works best as an afternoon or early evening stop when you want to combine downtime with an optional thrill. It suits anyone staying nearby in Kep who wants to kill time without committing to a full excursion. Go for the view and the option to try the zipline if the mood takes you; if you're mainly after café quality, expectations should be modest. It's close enough to some hotels that it can be a short walk away.

  • At 3.3 km from the hotel
  • Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 157 travellers on Google
White Lady Statue

White Lady Statue

4.1

Sights · 3.4 km 653 reviews

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White Lady Statue

Sights 3.4 km 4.1/5 on Google

White Lady Statue is 3.4 km south-west of Kep Village Guest House — a short ride rather than a walk.

The next two places under “sights” from Kep Village Guest House are Krong Kep Blue Crab Statue (3.1 km) and Pantai Kep (3.5 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

The White Lady is a statue standing on a pier jutting into Kep Beach, a coastal area in the town of Kep. The figure is painted white but wears purple and pink clothing. The statue sits at the end of a pier where locals fish, and the location offers views across the coastline. Free parking is available nearby, making it accessible for a brief stop.

Visitors consistently praise the setting and views, noting the fresh, clean atmosphere and friendly locals enjoying beach time. The pier itself is the main draw—a straightforward place to pause during a drive through the area. Some visitors mention the statue's mysterious quality and local associations with a legend about loss and devotion, though the precise story varies. One practical note from visitors is that food available in the area tends toward the pricey side, so budget accordingly if eating nearby.

The statue is open around the clock, making it visitable at any time of day or night. It works best as a cooling-off point during a longer drive on a hot afternoon, or as a place to stretch legs if you are already at Kep Beach. The pier is short and the experience quick, so expect to spend 15 to 30 minutes rather than hours. It suits travelers passing through Kep who want a straightforward coastal stop with reasonable facilities and a view, rather than those seeking a major historical or cultural site.

  • At 3.4 km from the hotel
  • Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 653 travellers on Google
Paris Kep Restaurant

Paris Kep Restaurant

4.8

Restaurants · 3.5 km 120 reviews

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Paris Kep Restaurant

Restaurants 3.5 km 4.8/5 on Google

Paris Kep Restaurant is 3.5 km south-west of Kep Village Guest House — a short ride rather than a walk. It is among the three closest places to the hotel under “restaurants”.

The next two places under “restaurants” from Kep Village Guest House are Kep Natural Restaurant (852 m) and Deli's Kep (1.6 km), so there is a choice within a few minutes.

Paris Kep Restaurant sits on Kep beach just off the main seafront road and operates as a French bistro serving seafood and Western fare. The kitchen emphasises fresh, locally caught ingredients—visitors mention red snapper, raw tuna salad, prawns, and fish amok among the dishes prepared during their visits. The chef personally engages with diners to advise on daily specials and seasonal availability, and the wine list is stocked with selections that have impressed guests accustomed to fine dining elsewhere.

Visitors consistently praise the food quality and the friendliness of the owners and staff. The tuna carpaccio, fish preparations, and house sauces feature in multiple reviews, and the reasonable prices draw repeated mention alongside the wine selection. One visitor noted the music could be intense for personal taste, and another found the food merely adequate, but these were exceptions; most diners describe a great atmosphere and a welcoming environment. The restaurant operates a happy hour between 4 and 6 pm with cheaper cocktails.

The restaurant opens daily from 7:30 am to 9 pm (Saturday and Sunday from 7 am, with Saturday closing at 10 pm). Service is prompt—diners report short waiting times—and the owners are noted for going beyond standard hospitality. It suits those seeking French-influenced seafood in a relaxed seaside setting, whether for an early breakfast, casual lunch, or evening meal. The casual vibe and personal attention from staff make it approachable for solo travellers and small groups alike.

  • At 3.5 km from the hotel
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 120 travellers on Google

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Where is it?

33A, 220201, Cambodia

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