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Long Vibol Guest House and Restaurant

A fave with NGO crowd

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Photo of Long Vibol Guest House and Restaurant, Past the airstrip, Sen Monorom. , Sen Monorom
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This pleasant enough guesthouse feels like it is far more targeted towards the NGO crowd than independent travellers and backpackers. While the rooms, hidden in a few low-slung row houses set behind a small stream and some tree-lined paths, are very clean and spacious, with hot water showers and TV, there is little to justify the walk (or short moto ride) out here as opposed to staying closer to town. The curly-haired European woman who runs the place can be incredibly rude and unfriendly. When we came to inquire about rooms, she berated a few of her employees about drinking alcohol on the job in front of us, then pretended we weren't standing at the reception desk and left. The drunk employees proceeded to assist us. The restaurant here has a nice atmosphere -- airy and surrounded by trees -- and dishes up some good food. The steamed fish looked particularly good, but the food takes forever to be made -- and we mean forever.

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Past the airstrip, Sen Monorom. T: (012) 944 647, (012) 823 054 



What we were quoted*

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Dbl fan private b'room 10 USD 10 USD With hot water
Sgl fan private b'room 5 USD 5 USD $7 for hot shower


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Added to Travelfish on: 24th November, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 29th August, 2009

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