It’s a popular weekend haunt for expats, drawn by the sunny pool and water sports, basketball court, petanque and DVD library. Several buildings are dotted around the manicured garden and it’s worth having a look around to find which of the 13 rooms suits best. Double fan rooms are located in the main house, but proximity to the bar means they can be noisy. The big bungalow is ideal for a group, sleeping eight with a large airy living room and flatscreen TV, and a second house has room for four each on the top and bottom halves (the top comes with a kitchenette). The quirkiest place to sleep is the Boat House, a twin ensuite room with doors that open right onto the river. Villa Vedici caters for the calm and more active types.

Guests bored of the pool or contemplating the river from the deck can organise kiteboarding courses from $50 for a two-hour taster session or $240 for a two-day introduction. Kayaks and mountain bikes are available to rent, there’s a speedboat for waterskiing, wakeboarding and kneeboarding ($2 per minute) and a traditional wooden boat for sunset gin and tonic cruises. Having worked up an appetite, the restaurant serves seafood dishes, Mexican favourites and Khmer staples.

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