Bokor Inn by Sokha Group is a hotel in the Kampot area whose name points to Bokor Mountain, the hill station that rises above the town. Sokha is a name that Cambodian visitors will recognise from larger hotel and resort projects around the country, and an inn operated under the group name suggests a more modest, practical option than a major resort. For a traveller, that can be a real advantage: a clear, no-frills base with the basics in place, at a price that leaves room in the budget for tours, meals and day trips. Room types, locations within the area and facilities vary, so check when you book what is offered for your dates and how far the property is from the centre of Kampot. Whatever the room, the real value is a clear base from which to explore, so think about what you will do each day and choose a rate with the flexibility to match.
Location and getting around
Most travellers will want to know how far the hotel is from the riverfront, the market and the tour departure points. Kampot's tuk-tuks are cheap and easy to find, but a hotel on the outskirts will mean a short ride for dinner and for early tours. Ask the front desk about transport, parking and the best way to arrange a driver for Bokor Mountain, the pepper farms, the salt fields and Kep.
Who it suits
Families, small groups and travellers who value a straightforward room and want to keep costs sensible. It can also suit visitors with their own vehicle or a hired driver, since parking is often easier outside the old quarter. If you want boutique character or a river view, there are other options in town that may suit you better.
What to check before you book
Look carefully at the room types for bed configuration, bathroom and any view, and check whether breakfast is included. Ask about check-in and check-out times if you have a bus connection, and about luggage storage. If you are travelling with children, ask about family rooms and extra beds.
Good to know
The dry season from roughly November to April is the busiest, and rooms in the area can fill at weekends and during Khmer holidays, so book ahead. The wet season brings afternoon rain and green scenery, and it can be a quieter time to visit. Carry small US dollar notes for tuk-tuks and snacks, use bottled or filtered water and bring a hat and sunscreen for days out. Bokor Mountain can be cooler and misty at the top, so pack a light layer if you plan to go up.
Why stay here
- ✓Air conditioning
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
- ✓Front desk
- ✓Parking
- ✓Daily housekeeping
- ✓Luggage storage
- ✓Tour and taxi help
- ✓Breakfast available
Good questions
Where is Bokor Inn by Sokha Group?+
In the Kampot area, near the road towards Bokor Mountain. Check the map for the exact distance to town.
Is it suitable for families?+
It can be. Ask about family rooms and extra beds when you book.
Can I visit Bokor from here?+
Yes. Day trips to Bokor leave from Kampot, and the hotel can usually help arrange a driver or tour.
