Palm Beach Bungalow Resort

Excellent place to stay if you like peace and quiet and being surrounded by natural beauty! Everyone was so friendly - it was lovely talking to to the woman with the little boy, she made us feel very welcome and her English was excellent! The food was delicious and good portion sizes. There’s a pool table and bar. It overlooks the most incredible beach which was so empty! There are hammocks and a swing on the beach- very relaxing. The room was clean and tidy, and the mosquito net worked well! We rented bikes for $15 and went around the whole island. Thank you for the hotel staff for teaching us how to ride it! Everyone went above and beyond to make our stay perfect! *if you’re staying here bring some water, soap, shampoo and toothbrush ect with you as it’s not provided. Also the wifi only works in the main area but smart mobile 4g has good signal* ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Marion and staff were exceptional host,unfortunately we had to go to the mainland hospital cutting short our stay. Marion arranged for all our luggage/money and passports to be shipped to ourselves at NO cost. Which in itself a testament to this wonderful resort. Hopefully will return in the future Again thank you Marion xx

Everything fine People who are complaining about the prices and the bungalows are out of their mind 2 dollars for a shake 4.5 dollars for a huge fried rice Fresh sea food everyday Of course it is more expensive than in town because the owners have to pay their staff, the accommodation, the electricity. When you order a coffee at the top of the eiffel tower is much more expensive than at the main train station

Much better places to stay! Very rude western staff, the local staff were better. The beach is full of rocks and mangroves which attracts a lot of mosquitoes. Very un-welcoming place, disappointing. Coconut Beach was half the price and a much nicer place! We wish we stayed there

Great a**osphere with this place. And a real mix of people, that works so well because of the relaxed a**osphere. Try lying in the hammocks that are in the sea. Lie in the sea as the sun sets over the forest behind the bungalows then grab a cocktail.

Calm and nice place. Bungalows are simple, resort area is clean but a few steps outside resort territory there is a lot of rubish. I spend 3 weeks in Asia and this was only resort where I did not receive shower gel and complimentary water. As written in reviews water in a restaurant is 1,5$. Food in restaurant is overpriced. Portions are big but quality is not good. My husband poisoned by beef burger. I ate noodles and also felt not good. To sum up, it’s worth to spend night or two but I’m pretty sure that there are better places to visit in Koh Rong. I wouldn’t come back.

Peaceful, relaxing stay in a beachside bungalow. A slice of paradise. I arrived as part of a G Adventures group, but had a week extra at the end and stayed here for the whole week as it's so lovely. Ferry link provided, 2 hour trip, and well away from the hustle and bustle of Koh Touch on the other side of the island. Restaurant on site with excellent food - prices about $8 for eve meal. Wifi only in the bar area, cold showers but it's so hot you need that to cool down, if you fancy a change then go to the local village 20 minutes away, Nature's Kitchen / Otter Bar by the river (the French owner feeds the otter!) meals for $8 or the locally owned shack directly opposite the new temple, just has a red sign with pictures of food no menu so just ask, the owner speaks English and lovely meals are $3, I hired a scooter from there for $10. Marielle the owner sorted the booking of my bus back to Phnomn Pehn, very helpful - thank you.

Very nice place, far away from other resorts. Only coexistence with some native fishermen and families. Good food and bar. Very attentive and helpful crew! A young crowd peacefully hangs out here. I certainly will come back! Andy

Wow, what a highlight of disappoin**ent.... but, wait. Having been recommended a "beach luxury" of a getaway, I was confronted with little more than neglect from port to resort. Upon arrival by overpriced tuc-tuc (US$15) for a slow 20 minute drop off, I was then led to the empty resturaunt to sit several hours before a bungalow was provided. Totally understaffed. By mid afternoon there was some action; staff blowing up balloons and draping tinsel for, as I found out, the 50th Bday of the resort owners wife. Yay, a staff member finally gave me a bungalow key and I managed to share a shower with mosquitos, no hot water, toweels, soap or genuine water pressure. C'est la vie. Dressed and fresh, I tottered off to the bar for a cold beer. :-) The staff provided a neck tag with bar code; henceforth, you scan with each drink and a bill is provided when checking out. Meals also apply. Around 5pm the owners made an appearance and introduced themselves to new resort guests. The owner, Roy, or "Square head", he joked due to being Dutch, seemed very polite and somewhat appologetic for the lazy staff. Nice guy he is, giving me an open bar for "a few hours" until things settle for the party. Suffice to say, I must have oredered a dozen vodka/soda or more, plus an equal amount of Beam & Coke for a blonde British lass who joined me the hours before when both waiting for our rooms. The sun was slightly gone before the first chance of food was availed, but I had to join the crew at the staff party. HMMMM... The night pittered out, plenty more drinks at the bar with no staff members scanning my card, so doubles and triple vodkas carried on. Square Head Roy took no interest in my asking if cash is better. He was already toasted. A great laugh of a night. After midnight, as the beach is right at our feet, my new British lass and I hit the water for a skinny dip. Warm tropical waist deep water, without a wave. Serene with a bright moon light. Perfect. Just for a laugh, Square Head Roy comes splashing around and carried in some glasses of Vodka and Beam each for me and Blondie. Cold drinks in Paradise. In closing, a big thank you for the albeit premature hospitality that proved so much more beneficial. Not charged for room,meals, or literally US$200 in drinks. I recommend Palm Beach Bungalows.