Rajabori Villas Resort

Accommodation is available in a selection of luxurious villas and suites which feature traditional Khmer decor. These traditionally built villas are made from wood and sustainable materials which makes for a more authentic and culturally rich experience. Many of the villas here are based upon old monk dwellings that were originally on the island but since destroyed. The interiors of every villa take you back in time with original reproductions of temple maps and drawings from over a century ago, together with old photographs from the fifties.

The resort features a restaurant which specialises in rural Cambodian cuisine as well as select European dishes. Especially recommended is the sweet and salted chicken and the whole Mekong fish that’s cooked in Banana tree trunk! Guests may enjoy a range of cocktails and premium wines at the well-stocked bar to wind down and relax.

Enjoy a half day Dolphin trip from the King’s Island by kayaking down the river towards the west bank of the Mekong, then downstream through sand islands and the flooded forest, before crossing back and enjoying the unique perspective of seeing the rare Irrawaddy dolphins from your kayak. Or hire a bicycle to travel around the island which is only 14km to take in all the island has to offer. The island of Koh Trong is one of the very few places in Cambodia where farmers have decided not to use chemical fertilisers which makes for a more organic way or agriculture.

The pool functions through a mix of solar power and generators, as does the entire hotel which makes for a more sustainable way of powering the resort.