Veranda Natural Resort

How to Get There
Many of Kep's, mostly French villas are abandoned, but some of the town's former splendour is still apparent. The see is lined with huge sidewalks and some large statues that now seem largely out of place. The king built a palace overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, but it was never furnished and now sits empty. A good, paved road connects the small town with the 15km far away Kampot.

The slightly darker beaches than in Sihanoukville are mostly scattered with mangroves and black rocks, but Koh Thonsáy (Rabbit Island) is just a short boat ride away (approx. 1/2h). Kep appears to be experiencing something of a renaissance, with several mid-range and luxury guesthouses and bungalows recently opened or still under construction. Kep is also home to an extensive national park covering some mountains with deep green jungle.

• Air Conditioned
• International Direct Dial
• Iron
• Smoke Detectors
• Sprinklers In Rooms
• Wake-up Service
• Satellite TV
• Private Bathroom
• High Speed Internet Access
• Coffee/Tea Making Facilities

• 24 Hour Security
• Laundry Service
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
• Parking (Limited)
• Small Pets Allowed
• Currency Exchange Counter
• Babysitting Service (On Request)

• Bar/Lounge
• Restaurant