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61 hotels in Koh Rong are listed on Heroes Hotels, with their rating, photos, facilities and how to reach them directly.

Koh Rong is a Cambodian island known for its beaches and laid-back island atmosphere. The 99 listed accommodations here range widely in style and price: 34 hotels, 21 hostels, 21 resort hotels, 6 guest houses, 3 lodgings...

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Koh Rong is a Cambodian island known for its beaches and laid-back island atmosphere. The 99 listed accommodations here range widely in style and price: 34 hotels, 21 hostels, 21 resort hotels, 6 guest houses, 3 lodgings, 2 bed and breakfasts, and a motel, though none are currently bookable directly through Heroes Hotels. This mix reflects an island that welcomes everyone from backpackers to those seeking more comfort, with options spanning from budget stays to upscale retreats.

What visitors actually do on Koh Rong revolves around its beaches and food scene. You will find yourself at casual cafes like Cookies on Koh Toch Beach or Ava Café near Long Set pier, drinking coffee or eating freshly made pastries. Beachfront restaurants such as Barracuda Seafood Restaurant and Sunny Turkish Restaurant serve both local seafood and international fare. For those wanting activity beyond eating and swimming, Golden Beach Surf Club on Sok San Beach offers surfing lessons and rentals.

The island suits travellers looking for an affordable escape with a relaxed pace, families wanting a mix of rest and casual dining, and those keen to try water sports without the formality of a resort. Whether you are backpacking across Southeast Asia or taking a quieter break, the accommodation range and casual food culture mean there is something here for you.

Where to stay

Accommodation on Koh Rong spans casual hostels and guest houses to mid-range hotels and upscale resort hotels. The observed price range across the listed properties runs from 5 to 700 US dollars per night, reflecting the full spectrum from basic budget stays to luxury options.

Best for

  • Budget backpackers and hostellers
  • Surfers and water sports enthusiasts
  • Island relaxation on a tight budget
  • Casual beachside dining

Read the regional guide: The southern coast and the islands

61 hotel(s)

13/10/2026 → 14/10/2026 · 1 night(s)

Things to do in Koh Rong

Things to do in Koh Rong (11+)

Rated by travellers on Google — no place is listed here unless it earns its place.

Cookies

Cookies

5.0

Cafés & bakeries 308 reviews

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Cookies

Cafés & bakeries 5.0/5 on Google

Cookies is a small, family-run bakery on Koh Toch Beach in Koh Rong, selling freshly made cookies, brownies and cakes. Beyond the shop itself, much of the business happens on the sand: young sellers, often the family's own children, carry baskets of cookies along the island's beaches, including Longset Beach, so visitors may well be offered a treat before ever finding the storefront. For larger orders, the shop can be reached by WhatsApp, with a seller delivering directly to a hotel.

Reviews are consistently warm, both about the food and the people. The brownies come up most often, described as moist and packed with chocolate chips, while the cookies and cakes also get regular praise. Visitors repeatedly mention the sellers by name and note their friendly manner and good English, with more than one guest mentioning being given an extra cookie for free. No complaints or caveats appear in the feedback; the recurring theme is simply that people did not expect much from a beach snack stand and left impressed.

The shop and its sellers operate every day, all day, so there is no need to time a visit around opening hours. Because much of the selling happens informally on the beach, the easiest approach is to watch for baskets or posters with the WhatsApp number, or to head to Koh Toch Beach directly for the physical shop. It suits anyone spending a day on Koh Rong's beaches who wants an afternoon coffee companion or a quick, unfussy treat, and it is worth ordering ahead by WhatsApp if a specific hotel drop-off or a larger quantity is wanted.

  • Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 308 travellers on Google
Ava Café

Ava Café

5.0

Cafés & bakeries 220 reviews

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Ava Café

Cafés & bakeries 5.0/5 on Google

Ava Café sits near the Long Set pier on Koh Rong, a small coffee stop for travellers staying or passing through Long Beach. The menu runs to espresso-based drinks with options like oat milk and flavoured syrups, served in cups reviewers noted for their quality, alongside iced versions such as vanilla or caramel lattes.

Visitors are consistent in singling out the coffee itself as a standout on the island, calling it strong and well made, and several say it is the best they have found in the Long Beach area. The service also comes up repeatedly, with mentions of a friendly, quick owner who is often smiling, and a resident puppy that gets a mention too. The one recurring caveat is about the seating area, with a request for more fans to deal with the heat, and one note that dessert options are limited.

The café opens daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, making it a straightforward morning or early afternoon stop rather than an evening one. It suits travellers based around Long Beach who want a reliable coffee fix between beach time, and those looking for dietary options like oat milk will find them here. Given the limited seating comfort mentioned by some, it may work better for a quick coffee than a long lounging session, though the quality and service are what keep people coming back.

  • Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 220 travellers on Google
The Balcony Koh Rong - Wine & Cheese House

The Balcony Koh Rong - Wine & Cheese House

5.0

Bars 115 reviews

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The Balcony Koh Rong - Wine & Cheese House

Bars 5.0/5 on Google

The Balcony is a small wine and cheese house on Long Set Beach on Koh Rong, set slightly apart from the island's beach-bar strip. It specialises in charcuterie and cheese boards paired with a curated wine list, alongside coffee and a bottomless brunch on Sundays. The setting looks out over the jungle and sea, with mellow background music adding to the relaxed feel.

Visitors consistently single out the cheese and meat boards as generous, well-made and a genuine treat for anyone missing quality cold cuts on the islands. The wine pairing draws repeated praise, as does the smoked duck croissant mentioned by more than one guest. What comes up again and again, though, is the service: reviewers describe the team, including hosts named Louise and Neil, as warm, attentive and clearly invested in guests having a good evening. No real complaints surface in the reviews, only a wish from at least one visitor that they'd had time to catch the Sunday brunch.

This is a spot for slowing down rather than a lively night out, better suited to couples or small groups after a relaxed evening with good wine and food than to travellers chasing a party scene. Given that it's tucked away rather than on the main strip, it helps to ask locally or check directions before setting out, particularly after dark. It's worth timing a visit around the Sunday bottomless brunch if that fits the schedule, and worth arriving with an appetite, since the boards are reported as substantial rather than a token snack.

  • Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 115 travellers on Google
Barracuda Seafood Restaurant

Barracuda Seafood Restaurant

4.9

Restaurants 1,015 reviews

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Barracuda Seafood Restaurant

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

Set right on Longset Beach in Koh Rong, this is a small beachfront restaurant built around whatever seafood comes in fresh that day. The name gives away the signature dish: grilled barracuda, alongside prawns, squid and other catches, plated with side salads and marinades that lean Mediterranean rather than Khmer. The owner is Turkish, and that background shows up in the olive oil, the dressings and the general approach to seasoning. Wine features more prominently on the list than you would expect from a spot this size and this remote.

Guests are consistent in describing the seafood as fresh and well judged, with the grilled barracuda and the salads singled out repeatedly. The antipasti and marinades get specific praise, and portions are described as generous rather than skimpy. Service and the owner personally come up often, described as warm and attentive. The setting by the water adds to the meal for most visitors, several noting the sea view as part of what makes the evening. No recurring complaints surface in the reviews, though one visitor flags that card payment is accepted but suggests keeping cash on hand, as is sensible anywhere on the island.

It is open daily from 11 in the morning until 10 at night, so it works equally for a late lunch or a sit-down dinner with the sunset. Given the reliance on daily catch, arriving on the earlier side likely means more of the day's options are still available, though this is not stated outright. It suits travellers staying on Koh Rong who want a proper seafood meal without needing to leave the beach, and those who appreciate a small, personally run kitchen over a larger, more anonymous operation. Reservations are not mentioned as necessary, but given the reputation building around the place, it is worth turning up with some flexibility in your plans.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 1,015 travellers on Google
Sunny Turkish Restaurant

Sunny Turkish Restaurant

4.9

Restaurants 567 reviews

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Sunny Turkish Restaurant

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

Located on Pub Street near Longset Beach, this Turkish restaurant serves kebabs, pide (Turkish flatbread), wraps, mixed platters, and Turkish yoghurt with fresh fruit in a casual beachside setting. It is open daily from late morning until 10pm, making it a reliable option for both lunch and dinner during a stay on Koh Rong.

Guests consistently single out the kebab and beef or feta pide as standouts, with several mentioning they returned more than once during their trip because the food impressed them so much. The Turkish yoghurt with fresh fruit comes up repeatedly as a genuine rarity in the region, and reviewers describe it as generous and authentic. Beyond the food, the owner is mentioned by name in spirit if not literally — described again and again as warm, attentive, and visibly passionate about both the cooking and the service, checking in on tables and making sure orders were right. Service speed is noted as good even when the place is busy, and card payments are accepted without extra fees, which reviewers flag as a pleasant surprise on the island.

This is a place worth visiting more than once if time allows, given how many guests report going back the next day. It suits travellers looking for a break from the usual Khmer or Western beach-bar fare, and those wanting a full meal rather than a quick snack. Given the consistently high praise and popularity, arriving a little ahead of peak dinner hours is a sensible move to avoid a wait, though no specific reservation system is mentioned. It works equally well for solo diners, couples, and groups sharing a platter.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 567 travellers on Google
Phorn's Rock & Reggae Bar

Phorn's Rock & Reggae Bar

4.9

Restaurants 170 reviews

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Phorn's Rock & Reggae Bar

Restaurants 4.9/5 on Google

A beach bar and restaurant on a quieter stretch of Koh Rong's shoreline, set right on the sand with tables looking out over the water. It is run as a family operation, with a menu that goes beyond typical beach-bar fare to include dishes like Pad Thai, pasta with a coconut-cream sauce, and garlic bread with cheese, alongside cocktails and other drinks.

Visitors consistently single out the food as better than expected for a beach bar, with the Pad Thai and the fresh pasta drawing particular praise, and several note small touches like salted dishes and a perfumed tissue box on the table. The setting and atmosphere come up often too, described as relaxed and cozy with a view of the ocean. Service is usually called warm and attentive, though one review mentions an off visit where the staff seemed less friendly and found the cocktails overly sweet and underwhelming, so it may not be uniformly consistent on every visit. The kitchen has also improvised when out of a menu item, making a dish with different noodles on request rather than turning customers away.

It opens in the afternoon and runs until midnight, which suits an evening meal or sunset drinks rather than lunch. There is no pizza or burgers here, so it is better suited to travellers wanting to sample something closer to local or Southeast Asian-style cooking than standard beach-bar staples. Given the quiet end-of-beach location, it works well for those looking to escape the busier stretches of Koh Rong and settle in for a slower evening by the water.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 170 travellers on Google
Golden Beach Surf Club

Golden Beach Surf Club

4.9

Sights 105 reviews

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Golden Beach Surf Club

Sights 4.9/5 on Google

Set on Sok San Beach on Koh Rong, this is a small surf outfit rather than a sight to simply look at — visitors come here to get in the water, either trying surfing for the first time or taking a lesson with the on-site instructors. The beach location itself is part of the draw, quieter and less crowded than the island's main strip, which gives lessons room to breathe.

Reviews are strikingly consistent and nearly all center on the instructors rather than the setting alone. Guests repeatedly single out Angelo, along with Greg and Andy, for being patient, encouraging and genuinely fun to learn from, with several mentioning that kids and complete beginners were put at ease quickly. People describe leaving with more confidence on a board than they expected, and more than one visitor says they would come back specifically because of the coaching. No recurring complaints or caveats show up in the feedback.

It is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, though Sunday hours are not listed, so it is worth checking ahead if you are planning around a weekend. Reviewers mention the low season as a particularly good time to visit, when the beach and the water are less busy. This suits families with children, couples looking for an activity to mark an occasion, and anyone curious about surfing without prior experience, since the emphasis throughout the reviews is on teaching rather than just board rental.

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 105 travellers on Google
Jungle Bar and kitchen

Jungle Bar and kitchen

4.8

Restaurants 329 reviews

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Jungle Bar and kitchen

Restaurants 4.8/5 on Google

Set back from the main pier strip on Koh Rong Samloem, Jungle Bar and Kitchen trades beach-front bustle for a timber-built, leafy setting that feels closer to a jungle lodge than a typical seafront eatery. The kitchen turns out homemade dishes built on good ingredients, from burgers and pizza to a house cocktail, an island twist on a Long Island iced tea, and the bar area doubles as a relaxed spot for a beer with a view.

Visitors are consistent in their praise: the burgers and pizza come up repeatedly as standouts, with several guests calling the portions generous and the pizza among the best they had in the region. The food is described as full of flavour, cooked by the owner's wife, while the owner himself is mentioned again and again for his warmth and hospitality, including small touches like a chance to win free beers during the meal. No real complaints surface in the reviews, though its slightly tucked-away position means it takes a bit more effort to find than the places right on the beach.

Given the setting, this is a place worth seeking out rather than stumbling into, best suited to travellers who want a slower, more atmospheric meal away from the pier crowds. It works equally well for a proper dinner or just a beer and a chat with the owner while waiting on a boat. Families and couples both feature among the reviewers, and repeat visits within a short stay are not uncommon, a sign that guests who find it tend to come back before they leave the island.

  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 329 travellers on Google

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Can I pay cash on arrival in Koh Rong?
Yes. Every hotel bookable here takes cash at the desk, and paying online by card is offered as well — you choose at the last step. If you pick cash, nothing at all is taken from you when you book: no deposit, no card number, no pre-authorisation. You simply settle the full amount at reception when you check in, in dollars or riel. If you prefer to arrive with everything already paid, the card option charges you once, at the hotel's own rate, and your confirmation then shows the stay as settled.
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