Myself and my boyfriend had a wonderful time while staying at the Pagoda Rocks. We are normally backpackers but decided to splash out for his birthday and we weren't disappointed. The staff were so nice and always willing to help in any way. Our room was a great size and we had a lovely balcony with a partial sea-view. The... More

Excellent rooms although the location is a bit out of the way. Definitely better to have your own transport. The rooms are all bungalows and are very quiet and spacious. But the best part of them hotel is the infinitely pool with views out to the harbor and sea. Had dinner here the first night and the food was ok,... More

OUr party of 5 adults was hoping for a relaxing, quiet and gentle place to stay just out of the town of Sihanoukville. Pagoda Rocks Boutique resort is advertised as the areas prime accommodation with quiet views over the bay. It was not as we had anticipated for a number of reasons and we were all so disappointed. There were... More

The hotel is around 3km out of town. I was expecting it to be very quiet, but the hotel does attract families with small children and even though the rooms are spaced well apart, you can still hear if a baby is crying in the next room. Many rooms don't have a sea view, and when you do, it's a... More

Just moved on from Pagoda Rocks after spending 2 nights there. Before arriving we were a bit concerned about the distance from the main beaches but being scooter riders this was not a problem at all. Only 5 mins down the hill to the market and another 5 to Serendipity. If looking for a clean beach I would give Serendipity... More

Some 9 large bungalows, well-spaced and tiered down the hillside so great privacy, each surrounded by shrubs and trees but with good views of the sea, and with spacious balconies. The rooms are huge, light (much lighter than the photos suggest), and beautiful, well-cleaned with large flat-screen TVs with plenty of channels, and good bathrooms with clear water (some of... More

Such a beautiful, relaxing place to stay. Would recommend after a busy stay in cities like Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. A little out of town but that makes it all the more beautiful. My favourite place to stay in Cambodia by far!

Being Brits, but living in Siem Reap we were desperate to see the sea, so we headed for Cambodia's coast. Having heard all the horror stories about Sihanoukville we chose Pagoda Rocks since it was out of town, with views of the sea, but close enough to nip to the beach or to the town's bars if we wanted to.... More