Sihanoukville

First opened in 1963, with the interior designed by King Sihanouk himself, the Independence established itself as the premier destination of the era. — Fodor's

This opulent Khmer-style complex has a 1.5km private beach, a huge pool with its own tiny tropical island, and a children’s playground. — Lonely Planet

This rickety wooden building is one of the hippest hang-outs in Otres. — Lonely Planet

The pick of the pack when it comes to affordable atmosphere in the Serendipity area. — Lonely Planet

Peaceful downtime is on the cards at this homely place on Otres' riverbank. — Lonely Planet

Finally! Serendipity gets its first boutique backpacker pad. — Lonely Planet

Towards the southern end of Saracen Bay, this intimate resort has about a dozen beautifully conceived raised bungalows with upper-level bedrooms fronted by sea-view balconies, open-air bathrooms and a shaded hammock-strung lounging area below — Lonely Planet

In the middle of Otres 2 beach, this place suits those looking for serious downtime. It consists of just five A-frame thatched bungalows, all wood-floored and en suite. — Lonely Planet

Way down at the wind-swept far south end of Ochheuteal Beach, this secluded boutique-quality resort suits those for whom Otres Beach is too busy. — Lonely Planet

If you're looking for a clean budget hotel in Sihanoukville town that doesn't cater to bar girls and their clientele, this is it. — Fodor's

This Cambodian villa-style hotel offers enticing value for money with powerful air-con, fridge and cable TV (that actually works) in all rooms. — Lonely Planet

The last place on Serendipity Beach is a fine choice, and not just because it’s furthest removed from the club noise. — Lonely Planet

These bungalows are set amid a lush garden with pool. — Lonely Planet

Look no further for a cheap bungalow right on the sand. — Lonely Planet