The best hotels in Kampot
Kampot has over 8,000 places to stay and a surprisingly wide gap between the good ones and the forgettable ones. We reviewed the standouts. these 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Kampot
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Komsan Kampot Resort
Kampot
$77/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Mettā Guesthouse Kampot
Kampot
$15/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Villa Romduol
Kampot
$23/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
SOKCHEA KAMPOT HOTEL
Kampot
$33/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Fish Island Bungalows
Kampot
$18/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Ranisa Kampot
Kampot
$14/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Kampot Riverfront Boutique
Kampot
$34/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Kampot Sweet Boutique
Kampot
$39/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Emerald Residence - Kampot
Kampot
$32/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
AHHA Boutique Kampot
Kampot
$11/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Komsan Kampot Resort
Kampot's priciest pick here, but 692 guests averaging 4.8 say it's worth it. You're getting resort facilities that most guesthouses in town can't match. It sits outside the Old Town, so you'll need a tuk-tuk for riverside dinners. Splurge if you want a pool and real space to breathe.
Address:Komsan Kampot Resort, Kampot 070805, Cambodia
Neighborhood:Traeuy Kaoh
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Mettā Guesthouse Kampot
A 4.9 from 174 guests at $15 a night is almost suspicious. But Mettā earns it. You're within walking distance of the Old Town's pepper crab spots and riverside bars. Rooms are simple, not fancy, but the staff are why people come back. Best value in Kampot.
Address:Mettā Guesthouse Kampot, Kampot, Cambodia
Neighborhood:Sovann Sakor
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Villa Romduol
The highest-rated property in this lineup at 4.9. You get a boutique feel without the boutique price, all for $23. It's a short ride from the Saturday Night Market on the riverfront. Books out fast, so don't wait. One of Kampot's best-kept quiet successes.
Address:Villa Romduol, Kampot 070804, Cambodia
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SOKCHEA KAMPOT HOTEL
Solid mid-range at $33. The 4.7 across 126 reviews is consistent, which matters more than a few outliers. You're centrally placed in Kampot town, walkable to the Old Market. Nothing flashy, but reliable AC in this climate is worth more than you think. Dependable, not exciting.
Address:SOKCHEA KAMPOT HOTEL, 668, Andong Khmer, Street Nil, Kampot 070804, Cambodia
Neighborhood:Thvi
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Fish Island Bungalows
You're on an island in the Kampot River, reached by boat. At $18 for a bungalow, it's one of Kampot's more memorable stays. Pack light and arrive before dark. The 4.7 from 209 guests confirms it delivers on the experience. Skip it if you need Wi-Fi that actually works.
Address:Fish Island Bungalows, Kampot, Cambodia
Neighborhood:Traeuy Kaoh
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Ranisa Kampot
Only 31 reviews, but they're all glowing at 4.9, the best rating in this lineup. At $14, you're saving $20 a night over comparable spots without losing much. Walk to the Old French Quarter in 10 minutes. Few reviews means it's new or quietly excellent. Worth the small risk.
Address:Ranisa Kampot, វត្តអណ្តូងព្រេង, Kampot, Cambodia
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Kampot Riverfront Boutique
The riverfront location is the whole point. You wake up to the Kampot River, which most town guesthouses can't offer. At $34, it's $10 cheaper than a pool you probably won't use. The 4.6 from 186 guests is honest: genuinely good, not remarkable. Book a river-view room or don't bother.
Address:Kampot Riverfront Boutique, Kampot, Cambodia
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Kampot Sweet Boutique
Four stars and 240 reviews at 4.6 means consistency. You're paying mid-tier Kampot prices for real boutique touches: nicer linens, better breakfast, rooms that feel designed rather than thrown together. Sits near the Old Market area. Best pick if you want comfort without committing to a full resort.
Address:Kampot Sweet Boutique, Trapeang Thum Kampot City, 07416, Cambodia
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Emerald Residence - Kampot
"Residence" means more space. You're getting apartment-style rooms at $32, which beats similar hotels in the town center. The 4.5 from 71 guests is the lowest rating here, but still respectable. Good option if you're staying three nights or more and want a kitchen. Not the pick for one-night stopovers.
Address:Emerald Residence - Kampot, 701, Kampot 070801, Cambodia
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AHHA Boutique Kampot
Cheapest in the lineup at $11. The 4.5 from 90 guests is solid for the price. Don't expect boutique in any meaningful sense, but you're getting a clean bed near the Old Town for less than dinner at a tourist restaurant. Perfect if you're passing through and just need somewhere decent.
Address:AHHA Boutique Kampot, district, Kampot 070803, Cambodia
Neighborhood:Bakoeng
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Komsan Kampot Resort | 4.8 | 692 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $80/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Mettā Guesthouse Kampot | 4.9 | 174 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Villa Romduol | 4.9 | 103 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 4 | SOKCHEA KAMPOT HOTEL | 4.7 | 126 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Fish Island Bungalows | 4.7 | 209 | 3★ | $20/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Ranisa Kampot | 4.9 | 31 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $10/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Kampot Riverfront Boutique | 4.6 | 186 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 8 | Kampot Sweet Boutique | 4.6 | 240 | 4★ | $40/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Emerald Residence - Kampot | 4.5 | 71 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 10 | AHHA Boutique Kampot | 4.5 | 90 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $10/night | Book → | |
| 11 | KKP HOTEL | 4.6 | 47 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Kampot Origin Guesthouse | 5.0 | 16 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 13 | The R&B Boutique | 4.8 | 38 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 14 | The Rivera - Kampot | 4.3 | 17 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 15 | AHHA Residence Kampot | 4.8 | 12 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $10/night | Book → | |
| 16 | The Hub Kampot - Double Room with Balcony | 5.0 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Nana Sky Kampot Residence | 4.4 | 54 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Kampheakroath Bungalows | 4.4 | 93 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 19 | The Hub Kampot - Twin Room With Balcony | 5.0 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 20 | Gate boutique Kampot | 3.9 | 10 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Kampot
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
First time in Kampot? Start here.
Book yourself into Old Town or the Old Town Riverfront first. You want to be within walking distance of the colonial shophouses on Rue Bokor and the riverside sunset strip. that's where Kampot clicks into place. Templelodge sits right at that junction and it's not a coincidence it's one of our top-rated picks.
Give yourself at least 3 nights. One day for Bokor National Park, one for a boat trip on the Kampot River, and one for doing absolutely nothing except drinking iced coffee and watching the town move. That last day is often the best one.
The honest truth about Kampot's 'Riverside' hotels.
Half the hotels that call themselves 'Riverside' are nowhere near a usable stretch of river. Some are 2 km north of the Old French Bridge with no bars, no restaurants, and no reason to be there unless you're specifically after isolation. We've seen this mistake hundreds of times: people book on vibes and end up tuk-tuk-dependent for every meal.
The Riverside stretch that actually matters runs between the Old French Bridge and the roundabout south of town. Mea Culpa Hotel in Riverside Gardens and Arcadia Backpackers are both in this zone. Check the map before you commit.
Budget travel in Kampot: where the money goes.
You can do Kampot properly on $45-70/night for accommodation. Arcadia Backpackers on the Riverside is the best budget pick we've found. clean, social, and close enough to Old Town to walk it in 15 minutes. Street food near Phsar Leu market keeps meals under $3.
The trap is upgrading accommodation and then skimping on experiences. Bokor National Park, a Kampot River sunset cruise, and a day trip to the Kep Crab Market together cost around $30-40 total. Spend there, not on a fancier pillow.
Kampot for couples: where to actually stay.
South Riverside is the move for romance. The Translate Hotel sits right on the riverbank with private balconies and almost zero foot traffic outside. It's not a party area. and that's exactly the point. Dinner at one of the riverside restaurants nearby, a slow morning with the river view, and you're set.
If you want colonial character over river views, The Columns Hotel in the Colonial Quarter delivers both. The restored 1920s architecture alone is worth the premium at $135-190/night, and you're 8 minutes walk from the best restaurants on Rue Bokor.
Kampot vs. Kep: which base is right for you?
Kampot is livelier. a real town with street life, good restaurants, a market, and easy access to Bokor. Kep is more of a coastal retreat, with the crab market, quiet beaches, and Rabbit Island a short boat ride away. The two are only 25 km apart on a decent road.
Our recommendation: base in Kampot for 3-4 nights, then do 1-2 nights in Kep at Knai Bang Chatt on the Kep Coastline. Or go full-commitment and book Kardamom Tented Camp in Kep National Park for something completely different. Either way, don't try to do both from one base. you'll spend too much time in tuk-tuks.
Luxury in Kampot: yes, it exists.
Kampot's top-end options are genuinely world-class, not just locally impressive. The Plantation Urban Resort and Spa in Tek Chhou District has a pool that belongs in a design magazine, and the gardens are the kind of thing you'll photograph compulsively. At $260-380/night, it's a real splurge. but it's also the kind of place that becomes the highlight of a longer Southeast Asia trip.
Kardamom Tented Camp in Kep National Park is a different kind of luxury: no TVs, no noise, just jungle, wildlife, and exceptional food. It's $310-450/night and worth every cent if you want something that feels genuinely remote. Book the camp well ahead. It sells out fast between November and February.
Kampot's best hotel regions
Old Town is where you want to be first. It puts you within walking distance of the river, the best restaurants on Rue Bokor, and the French colonial architecture that makes Kampot worth the trip in the first place. Riverside comes second. quieter, slightly cheaper, and genuinely lovely at sunset.
Old Town & Colonial Quarter 3 vetted hotels The walkable heart of Kampot, where the colonial architecture and the best restaurants actually are.
The walkable heart of Kampot, where the colonial architecture and the best restaurants actually are.
Old Town is Kampot's most livable area for visitors. The French colonial shophouses on Rue Bokor are within a 5-minute walk of almost every hotel here, and the Old Market is even closer. You don't need a tuk-tuk for your first day.
The Colonial Quarter sits just south of Old Town and is slightly quieter. The Columns Hotel is the standout here: a restored heritage property with a rating of 9.0 and a price range of $135-190/night. It draws couples and design-conscious travelers who want character, not just a room.
Avoid the blocks north of the roundabout near the main bus drop-off. That strip is loud, dusty, and offers nothing you can't get better 10 minutes south on foot.
Browse all Old Town & Colonial Quarter hotels → Riverside & Old Town Riverfront 3 vetted hotels Sunset views, bar-hopping along the water, and the best of Kampot within walking distance.
Sunset views, bar-hopping along the water, and the best of Kampot within walking distance.
The Riverside strip between the Old French Bridge and the southern roundabout is the social core of Kampot's visitor scene. Sunset bars, good restaurants, and a steady breeze off the Kampot River make this the most pleasant place to spend an evening. Arcadia Backpackers is the budget anchor here at $45-70/night.
Templelodge sits right at the Old Town Riverfront junction, which is the sweetest spot in this zone. You're 5 minutes walk from both the Old Town restaurants and the riverfront bars. At $105-155/night with a rating of 8.6, it's one of the best value-per-location picks in all of Kampot.
Mea Culpa Hotel in Riverside Gardens is slightly further south but worth the 10-minute walk from Old Town. The garden setting is genuinely beautiful and it feels quieter than the main strip without being isolated.
Browse all Riverside & Old Town Riverfront hotels → South Riverside & Tek Chhou District 2 vetted hotels Quieter, greener, and home to Kampot's two most impressive properties.
Quieter, greener, and home to Kampot's two most impressive properties.
South Riverside is where Kampot genuinely surprises you. The Translate Hotel sits right on the water here at $150-210/night, and the pace is completely different from the Old Town buzz. It's a 15-minute tuk-tuk from the Old Market, which is exactly the right distance if you want peace without being marooned.
Tek Chhou District is further out, roughly 8 km north of Old Town along the river road toward the Tek Chhou Rapids. The Plantation Urban Resort and Spa lives here and it earns its $260-380/night price tag. The resort grounds alone are worth the trip.
The honest caveat: you need wheels for both of these. Budget $8-12/day for a scooter rental or $5-6 per tuk-tuk trip into town. If you're planning on walking to dinner, stay in Old Town instead.
Browse all South Riverside & Tek Chhou District hotels → Kep & Kep National Park 2 vetted hotels A separate coastal escape 25 km from Kampot, with two properties that justify the trip alone.
A separate coastal escape 25 km from Kampot, with two properties that justify the trip alone.
Kep isn't technically Kampot. but it's close enough that most travelers combine the two. The drive along National Road 33 takes 25-30 minutes by car or tuk-tuk, and the coastline and crab market on the Kep seafront are worth every minute of it.
Knai Bang Chatt on the Kep Coastline is the refined option at $180-240/night. Think modernist villas, a private pier, and a wine list that has no business being this good in coastal Cambodia. It's 5 minutes walk from the Kep Crab Market.
Kardamom Tented Camp sits inside Kep National Park, which means you're genuinely in the jungle. At $310-450/night and a rating of 9.3, it's the highest-rated property in this entire guide. Kids love it. Couples love it more.
Browse all Kep & Kep National Park hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
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Romantic Escape
South Riverside is the spot. The Translate Hotel puts you on the water with private balconies and almost no foot traffic. it's genuinely quiet in a way that most 'romantic' hotels in Southeast Asia aren't.
Culture & History
The Colonial Quarter around Rue Bokor is where Kampot's French past is most visible. The Columns Hotel sits in a restored 1920s building 8 minutes walk from the Old Market and Phnom Kambos viewpoint.
Family Adventure
Kep National Park is the family winner, full stop. Kardamom Tented Camp has structured nature activities, jungle walks, and a setting that gets kids off their phones within about 20 minutes of arrival.
Budget Travel
Old Town is where the budget value actually lives. Rikitikitavi Guesthouse on the Old Town edge gives you a clean, characterful base from $65/night. and Phsar Leu Street market food is steps away at under $2 a meal.
Beach & Coastline
Skip Kampot itself for beach time and head to Kep Coastline. Knai Bang Chatt has a private pier, Kep Beach is 5 minutes walk, and Rabbit Island is a $5 boat ride for one of the best undeveloped beaches in southern Cambodia.
Foodie Scene
Old Town Riverfront is where you eat. Kampot pepper. the real stuff, grown 10 km outside town. shows up on menus everywhere from street stalls to the Templelodge terrace. The riverside restaurant strip is the best concentration of good cooking in town.
We reviewed 8,000+ options across the main regions of Kampot. We cut anything that used misleading river-view photos (spoiler: a sliver of water from the rooftop does not count), guesthouses that haven't updated their mattresses since 2012, and overpriced riverside spots banking on atmosphere alone. Kampot's biggest trap is paying Old Town prices for a hotel that's actually a 20-minute tuk-tuk from anything interesting. We flagged those. What's left is genuinely worth your money.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Kampot
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Peak Season (Nov-Feb)
This is Kampot at its best. Dry roads, cool evenings, and blue skies make Bokor National Park actually enjoyable and the riverfront bars worth lingering at. Christmas week and Khmer New Year in mid-April push prices up 20-30% above standard rates. Book The Columns or Translate Hotel at least 6 weeks ahead for December-January travel.
Shoulder Season (Mar-Apr)
It gets hot. genuinely, uncomfortably hot in April, pushing 38°C on bad days. But crowds thin out noticeably after mid-February and hotel rates drop across the board. This is a good window for the Plantation if you want luxury at a slightly lower price. Khmer New Year falls in mid-April and creates a short spike in prices and a lively atmosphere in the Old Town.
Wet Season (May-Sep)
Heavy afternoon rains are the reality from May through September. The Kampot River floods occasionally and the road up to Bokor can close temporarily. That said, the green season turns the countryside around Tek Chhou District and Kep National Park genuinely lush. Budget picks like Arcadia Backpackers drop to near their floor rates, and you'll often have the riverside to yourself.
Warming Up (Oct-Nov)
October is the tail end of the rains and a genuinely underrated time to visit. Kampot is green, the river is full, and the tourist crowds haven't arrived yet. By November the roads are drying out and prices are still $30-50/night below their December peak. This is the window smart repeat visitors use to get the dry-season experience without the dry-season prices.
Booking Tips for Kampot
Smart booking strategies for Kampot.
Don't book 'Riverside' without checking the map.
At least a third of Kampot hotels that use 'Riverside' in their marketing are 1.5-3 km from the actual Old Town riverfront strip. Plug the address into Google Maps and check the distance from the Old French Bridge. Anything more than 15 minutes walk north means you're paying for isolation, not convenience.
Rent a motorbike for Bokor. don't join a group tour.
Group tours to Bokor National Park leave at fixed times and rush you through the ghost town ruins and Popokvil Waterfall. A motorbike from shops near the Old Market runs $8-12/day. The road up takes 30 minutes and you can stay as long as you want. Just check your brakes before you go. the descent is steep.
Book Kardamom Tented Camp at least 3 weeks out.
It has a limited number of tents and a rating of 9.3 for a reason. Between November and February, it books solid weeks in advance. If you're planning a Kep National Park stay during peak season, lock it in before you book your flights. They don't do last-minute deals.
Khmer New Year (mid-April) is a price spike and a cultural event.
Hotels across Kampot and Kep raise rates by 20-40% in the week around Khmer New Year. Old Town gets genuinely festive with water fights and street celebrations near the main roundabout. If you're here for the vibe, it's worth it. If you're here for quiet, skip the 10-17 April window entirely.
The best Kampot pepper comes from Kep District farms, not market stalls.
The famous Kampot pepper is grown on farms around La Plantation, about 12 km outside town toward Kep. You can visit for free and buy direct at prices well below what the Old Town souvenir shops charge. around $4-7 per 50g bag versus $10+ in town. Ask your hotel to point you toward the Kep road farms specifically.
Wet season savings are real. but budget for covered transport.
May through September drops hotel prices significantly across all categories. The catch is that afternoon rains from 2-5pm are almost guaranteed. Budget an extra $4-6/day for covered tuk-tuk trips and factor in that some outdoor activities around Bokor and Kep National Park will be limited. A good book and a riverside bar make for a perfectly decent rain afternoon.
Hotels in Kampot, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What's the best neighborhood to stay in Kampot?
Old Town is the clear winner for most travelers. You're within a 10-minute walk of the riverfront, the night market on Phsar Leu Street, and the best bars and restaurants in the city. Riverside is a solid second if you want a quieter pace. just know you'll be hopping on a tuk-tuk more often.
How much do hotels in Kampot cost per night?
Budget guesthouses around Old Town run $45-70/night. Mid-range hotels on the riverfront or in the Colonial Quarter sit at $105-190/night. Luxury options like The Plantation up in Tek Chhou District push $260-380/night. Kep properties nearby, like Knai Bang Chatt, fall in the $180-240/night range.
When is the best time to visit Kampot?
November through February is the sweet spot. Temperatures stay around 25-30°C, the roads are dry, and Bokor National Park is actually enjoyable to visit. Hotel prices are at their highest during this window, especially around Christmas and Khmer New Year in April.
Is Kampot worth visiting over Kep?
They're 25 minutes apart by road, so you don't have to choose. Kampot has more going on. the Old Town street life, the river bars, Bokor Hill up the road. Kep is quieter, more resort-style, and best for a night or two at Knai Bang Chatt on the Kep Coastline. Do both.
What areas of Kampot should I avoid?
Skip hotels clustered along National Road 3 near the bus station. the noise and dust aren't worth any savings you make. Some properties marketed as 'Riverside' are actually 2-3 km north of the Old Town bridge with no walkable amenities nearby. Always check the exact address against Google Maps before booking.
How do I get around Kampot?
Tuk-tuks are the standard move and cost $2-5 for most in-town trips. Renting a bicycle from shops near the Old French Bridge runs about $2-3/day and covers everything in the central area comfortably. For Bokor National Park, hire a motorbike taxi or join a day tour. it's a 30-minute ride up a winding road.
Are there good hotels near Bokor National Park?
There's no hotel actually inside Bokor, so Kampot town is your base. The Plantation in Tek Chhou District is the closest quality option. it's about 15 minutes by road toward the Bokor foothills. Most Old Town hotels can arrange a Bokor day trip pickup from your door for $10-15 per person.
What's the difference between Kampot Old Town and Riverside?
Old Town is denser. colonial shophouses, restaurants on Rue Bokor, the Old Market. Riverside follows the Kampot River south with more guesthouses, sunset bars, and a more relaxed crowd. Old Town hotels average $20-30/night more than comparable Riverside spots, largely for that walkability premium.
Are Kampot hotels good for couples or romance?
Yes, genuinely. The Translate Hotel on South Riverside was built for it. private balconies, river views, and a slower pace that actually lets you disconnect. The Columns Hotel in the Colonial Quarter is another strong pick, with restored heritage rooms and excellent in-house dining. Both sit in the $135-210/night range.
What's the most unique place to stay near Kampot?
Kardamom Tented Camp in Kep National Park takes it easily. You're sleeping in a luxury tent inside actual jungle, 45 minutes from Kampot town by road. It runs $310-450/night and books out weeks ahead during the dry season. Reserve at least 3 weeks out if you're visiting between November and February.
Do Kampot hotels include breakfast?
Mid-range and luxury properties usually include breakfast or offer it for $5-8 extra. Budget guesthouses like Arcadia Backpackers on the Riverside rarely include it. but you're 5 minutes walk from street food stalls near the Old Market where a full Khmer breakfast runs under $2. Don't overpay for hotel breakfast at that price point.
Is it safe to stay in Kampot?
Kampot is one of the safest towns in Cambodia for travelers. Petty theft is rare but not unheard of near busy areas like the Night Market on Phsar Leu Street after dark. Most hotels in the Old Town and Riverside areas have 24-hour reception and secure parking for bikes. Standard common sense applies.
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