Tatai Resort

Great holiday at Tatai resort in Koh Kong province.

A great place which provides tourists a lot of travelling options for boat rides to multiple beautiful destinations. The stuffs are friendly and the rooms are squeaky cleans though one default is that because it is in the middle of the forest, there are a lot of bugs if you don't close the window or forget to do so like i do. But overall, it is a great experience staying there.

nice welcoming team, great hotel management, very modern, eco - thinking - for sure good place for hiking jungles, waterfall and river-boarding to the seaside. Good food.||rooms are a little bit high priced, and food also, but staff tries best to make you feel relaxed ! wifi is very good for Cambodian Hotels ! ||Easy for an overnight stop before or after Bordercrossing !

I stayed in the hotel, on the ground floor, which has doors out to a balcony area and the sun terrace/pool, all very pleasant and a lovely view even on the ground floor.||||Room was nothing fancy but clean, tidy and very pleasant, the bed was very comfy too.||||Bathroom was clean with a good shower, slightly wonky toilet seat but other than that, all good with a good range of complimentary stuff.||||Food (of what I had and I must confess to having had a beef burger which was very good) was all very good. There was sometimes a bit of a wait for it to arrive but it was always well worth the wait. ||||Service was all good too with the manager front and center at all times and easy to talk to.||||Outside there is the sundeck and pool which is big enough and also a lot of open space which you are free to run around on. No hemmed in any way here so if travelling with children it's probably a far better option than a town hotel.||||Great view while having breakfast, the breakfast burrito was very good.

My wife and I had the priviledge of staying here on 2 different occasions. Currently, not easily assessible by public transportation, but nevertheless a beautiful, located property w/ ample activities & facilities. A nice getaway from chaotic Phnom Penh (A hidden gem). I recommend going during the raining season as the waterfall us in full display. Wonderful owner/staff, service, & food. They do try to go out of their way to be a help with a smile. Great value for sure!

I recently stayed her for a week with my two teenage kids. It was probably the best holiday experience we've ever had. The accomodation is great, the food excellent, the staff wonderful, the location incredible.||Our apartment was very nicely appointed with a beautiful view from the balcony of the Ta Tai review and Cardamom mountains. Some days we just lazed at thre resort, using the lovely poo by the bar. Others we went on activities from jungle hikes to kayaking to tours to the mangroves and Koh Kong town - they were all extremely well organised. When we'd overdone it, we'd recover with a Khmer massage and an excellent cocktail. Even though we went in June, the weather was great, hot and sunny, with just the odd daily short shower to clear the air, and we benefitted from fewer toursists around, especially on the tours.||We will be talking about this holiday for many years - it was everything we could have wished for and this is a real gem. Highly recommended.|

The site ist beatiful and the staff is friendly||Nice pool arrea||Both two TVs did not work||No hot water||In the living room was mildew on the walls, so we didn‘t use it||The restaurant has an extensive menu and a lot of differnet wines are available. But the quality of the food is average, the burgers and nuggets had no taste (toonlong in the freezer?).

A resort and marina with two sets of accomodation, just off the road to Koh Kong. It really is in an idyllic spot, right next to the river and backing on to the forest behind. It's got some great facilities: a nice pool, sun loungers (if you can bear the mosquitos!), open air restaurant and bar. The staff are also very friendly, especially Piseth, who was happy to have a chat about the place.||||There's a good range of activities on offer: cruises, kayaking, treks etc., so you can tailor your time here just the way you want.||||It's shame then that a few things let it down. The room we stayed in was in the main building, and was spacious and air conditioned. The bed was comfy, but little things let it down: the tap wasn't fixed into the sink, and all of the metal fixings were rusting in the bathroom. It doesn't seem that old, so the rust was strange (using brackish water from the river to clean?).||||The other disappointment was the cost. The room rate was OK, but the food and drink costs were very expensive compared to the rest of Cambodia. The quality and choice of food was pretty good, but the prices seem a little steep!