Tamu Koh Rong

Hôtel qui a le plus de charme sur Pagoda beach, pleinement intégré à la nature, au bord d'une splendide plage ombragée par les nombreux cocotiers. Personnel d'une extrême gentillesse et très réactif dans le traitement de toutes nos demandes, aussi bien avant notre arrivée qu'une fois sur place, ainsi que pour organiser notre départ. Très bon restaurant les pieds dans le sable. Cocktails savoureux et bon marché. Fourniture gratuite et à volonté d'eau potable. Très bon petit déjeuner à la carte, avec notamment choix de pancakes et crêpes. Jolie chambre, mais avec quelques points qui pourraient être améliorés pour plus de confort : les paroies en bambou de la salle de bain extérieure laissent entrer les bêtes de toutes sortes (escargots, scolopendres, araignées, fourmis...) alors qu'il suffirait d'étendre le mur en béton de la douche pour les limiter considérablement. Eau sanitaire marron, du fait de l'absence de filtration de l'eau puisée dans le sol. Absence de frigo dans la chambre (même si l'on nous donne de la glace à déposer dans une glacière). Le ventilateur de plafond au-dessus du lit et présent sur les photos n'existe plus (même si possibilité de prêt de ventilateur à pied).

This is awesome glamping and the best option on Pagoda Beach by daylight.

The beach and the hotel were beautiful. We really liked the optional tour they offered. The hotel is, of course, very isolated, which is a major plus IMO. Travelers there might want to make sure to bring any things they need, like sunscreen, beach socks, mosquito repellent, coffee (the room didn't have any), etc.

Nice but the resort should take care the mosquito and make the side walk more Convenience

The management of Tamu (and Anaya - they are same management apparently) seems more interested in revenue maximization than guest experience as a first priority. In summary, there\'re better choices in Koh Rong and I DO NOT recommend staying in this overpriced place. I mean the beach & sea are the same, and in my stay, I did not see any differentiation of services or facilities to justify the much higher prices. And the exorbitant room rate seems not enough for Tamu: I stayed on a New Yr eve and was expecting a positive experience to welcome the new year. However, they decided to combine all guests of Anaya and Tamu for a "New Year" dinner which is USD40 per pax (almost half of the room rate if you count 2 pax) Now money is really not a problem if they pre-communicate about this plan early, respect and give their guests a choice: you can go another place for dinner if you are not willing to pay. The trick is: this place is secluded and the next town or eating place is a few Km away, and they just told me right at dinner time about this plan i.e. you don\'t have any choice at all. This kind of entrapment really left a bad taste in my mouth. Another advice is to check the sea conditions; in Dec the sea was very rough in Tamu side of the island. This was not the case when I went another part of the island - Oh and to go another part you have to rent a motorbike from Tamu which is US$20 a day. Be warned friends, these are hidden costs and you might be trapped