Cambodia

The Steung Treng Resort offers an immersive experience in the abundant nature of Cambodia's Steung Treng province. Located several hundred meters north of the eponymous city, the resort is nestled in a forest by the Mekong River, directly opposite the island of Koh Snam Chey. The location provides a rare tranquility in the country, with the bungalows' terraces overlooking the legendary river and offering magnificent views of the region’s dominant natural landscape, including floodplain forests in the distance. 

The Rooms

The resort features 12 distinct bungalows, divided into 4 categories with 3 bungalows per category, ranging from the simplest to the most luxurious: single standard, double standard, single luxury, and double luxury. Each bungalow has a terrace with views of the natural surroundings near the city of Steung Treng. The terraces are equipped with a hammock and seating for you to relax after a day of outdoor activities or sightseeing.

The wooden interior enhances the natural feel that is already evident from the exterior of the bungalow. Air conditioning is available in all units should you need a break from the heat. The bathrooms are equipped with a bathtub and towels hung on wooden ladders, adding to the rustic charm.

The Restaurant

The hotel's restaurant is hard to miss due to its impressive size. Located outdoors under a large wooden roof, it can accommodate over thirty people and overlooks the banks of the Mekong. This idyllic setting is perfect for enjoying traditional Khmer dishes such as Amok fish, Loc Lac, or Phlea Sach Koh. Breakfast can be served in your room at your convenience, allowing you to enjoy it peacefully on your terrace.

Traveling on the Mekong

Steung Treng Resort offers both short and longer cruises along the Mekong River, allowing you to discover the full ecosystem of this legendary river. Stop at sandy beaches, relax while fishing for hours, and bring back your evening meal. Engage with your guide, who can share more about the communities living along the Mekong and their deep reliance on the river.