Waterfront lodging offering free breakfast & 2 restaurants, plus an infinity pool, a spa & yoga. Overlooking Chhak Kep Bay, this relaxed, beachfront resort is a 7-minute walk from the Crab Market and 10 km from Kep National Park. Featuring private balconies and/or shared terraces, the airy rooms have mosquito nets over the beds and come with free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms add TVs, bay views and/or sitting areas with sofas. An elegant suite has an in-room tub and a separate living room. Breakfast is included. Dining options include a rustic, fine-dining restaurant, along with a casual beachfront eatery. A sundeck with sunloungers surrounds an outdoor infinity pool, and other amenities include a spa and yoga and meditation classes.
"Located in the seaside town of Kep, once known as the St. Tropez of Southeast Asia, Knai Bang Chatt is a throwback to the glory days." - Mark Fedeli
"Seaside vacationers have returned to the country’s southern shore since the opening of this stylish compound a three-hour drive from Phnom Penh along bumpy country roads. Comprising three Le Corbusier–influenced villas built by Khmer industrialists and one modern house that stylistically links the historic buildings to form one intimate retreat, Knai Bang Chatt offers 11 minimalist-chic rooms with elevated beds that face either the calm Gulf of Thailand or artfully landscaped gardens. Though there are excursions such as hikes to ancient Buddhist cave temples and snorkeling around Rabbit Island, many guests opt to stay put, thanks to poolside and beachfront canopy beds, Mediterranean-influenced seafood menus, and expert traditional Khmer massages from a therapist. The hotel sponsors a nearby agricultural cooperative through a micro-credit program, which can help guests feel at ease about enjoying world-class luxury in a struggling country."
"Knai Bang Chatt, snapped up in 2006 by a Belgian traveler named Jef Moons, is made up of three Molyvann-esque buildings previously owned by the head of customs, the governor, and a relative of the king. There’s a busy restaurant with tables and chairs along the jetty, and the Sailing Club harbors a fleet of Hobie Cats. Moons, the owner, has plans to create a marine national park."
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