Top Hotels in Ratanakiri Province
Top Things to do in Ratanakiri Province
Ratanakiri Province Hotels | Places to Stay in Ratanakiri Province
Discover the best hotels in Ratanakiri Province including Family House Homestay, Ratanakiri-Boutique Hotel, Terres Rouges Lodge, Tree Trails Travel Lodge, Tree Top Eco-Lodge, The Courtyard Guesthouse, Tree Lodge, Banlung Reggae Homestay, Ratanakiri Paradise Hotel & Restaurant, Yeakloam Hotel.
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1. Family House Homestay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 79 reviews
Family House guest house has a sun terrace and views of the mountains. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. The rooms have a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries. Free pick up from bus station and bike and car hire also available nearby. Trekking inside Virakchey National Park. We speak English and Khmer.
Friendly Homely & Helpful
Reviewed By E198UIpaulvPuthea, his wife Hia and their son were so lovely and accommodating. They took great pride in delivering the family experience for their guests and for us did so successfully. Their rooms were simple in a beautiful way and really cheap. They had bikes for rent which was really convenient for us to go around and see the lake and waterfalls. And they were cheep too. Puthea was really helpful and genuine with formation and he made it easy, affordable and stress free for us to get across the border to Laos with our two sons. In fact he messaged me the evening of the day we left to make sure we arrived safely. Definitely a place to stay, relax and enjoy Ban Lung in the Ratanakiri Province.
2. Ratanakiri-Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Located, in the best area of Ratanakiri overlooking the Boeung Kan Seng lake, we offer more than just an accommodation. A unforgetable experience for all visitor who are looking for discover our wonderful and wild Province. Our ambition is to provide the best service possible, heritage of hospitality of Cambodia, land of welcoming smiles.
Big tick from us - we stayed a week!
Reviewed By grantinausVery inexpensive for what you get by way of decor amenities, view, wooden furniture, reception area etc. Clean. Quiet. Nice restaurant. Reasonable WIFI. View across a lake. Good service. One floor modern fit out another more authentic in fit-out. It’s about a kilometre walk to centre of town and market but we were ok with that.
3. Terres Rouges Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
You contemplate a visit to Cambodia but you want to stay off the beaten track ?Welcome to Terres Rouges Lodge.If you want your visit to be unforgettable, Terres Rouges Lodge is the place you are looking for.After long excursions, you will be able to dive in our pool, wander in our landscaped garden or rest in rooms that are superbly decorated.You will also find it pleasant to have a drink in our bar (‘the best bar in the middle of nowhere’ according to Time Magazine) and to dine in our fine restaurant.
The Romance of Old Indochina
Reviewed By JerseyKid1986I’ve always loved Red Dust, the slightly trashy 1932 MGM classic about the assorted characters whose lives entangle at an isolated Indochinese rubber plantation, their strong personalities clashing as rivalries and romances bubble to the surface. It’s a potent story made unforgettable by its dynamite cast, headed by Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Mary Astor. And so, I was instantly sold on Terres Rouges Lodge in Banlung from pretty much the minute I learned of its existence. I know the estate was never exactly a plantation. But the former governor’s residence now converted into this enchanting boutique hotel promised a similarly atmospheric setting. And, with the town itself encircled by rubber trees, it seemed as close as I might ever get. Terres Rouges even translates as Red Earth—a name which immediately conjured up black and white flickers of the movie in my brain—and the hotel’s website forewarns, “During the dry season a thick cloud of red dust floats constantly above Banlung.” I arrived around 5am on the night bus from Phnom Penh, but thanks to the exceptional proprietress who knew I’d be coming, I had no trouble checking in at that ridiculous hour. And, as I explored the extensive property in the dawn light, I could tell that I had stumbled upon a very special place. From those first moments on, my experience at Terres Rouges was nothing short of magical. Every element was pitch perfect, even though the improbability of discovering such luxury in this sleepy corner of the world seems about as unlikely as it is delightful. The owners of Terres Rouges have created a veritable paradise, working hard to maintain the impression that French Indochina is alive and kicking. It’s an illusion you’ll want to believe as you stroll about the lush grounds, your secluded, leafy refuge far removed from the gritty roads of Banlung just beyond. The garden of colors presented by the budding trees is simply remarkable, from stately palms to flowering frangipanis. I must have spent a solid half hour happily wandering from one intriguing blossom to the next, admiring the hues and trying to capture their ephemeral beauty with my camera. Those frangipani petals have a beguiling habit of dropping into the cool waters of the nearby swimming pool, one of the most tranquil locales imaginable to while away a lazy afternoon. This is also the domain of the friendly Terres Rouges dogs, who seem thrilled to have you as a companion. Coupled with the helpful staff on hand to supply you with ice cold Angkor beer as necessary—served in a frosted glass, a marvellous touch—you may lose all motivation to venture any further than the hotel’s front gate. My room in the main house was utterly fantastic, all done up in painted woods with a huge, comfortable bed, elegant window treatments, charming antiques and intriguing vintage prints adorning the walls. And the bathroom was a far cry from the rain barrel Jean Harlow used back in 1932. In fact, I’d label it downright extravagant, in a rustic sort of way. The airy restaurant is a pleasant spot to enjoy a hearty breakfast each day. Its enviable position overlooking Kan Seng Lake made for a lovely start to the morning, complemented by fresh fruit, strong coffee and a wide selection of both Asian and Western dishes. But it’s at lunch and dinner when things are elevated to the sublime. The local fish cooked in Khmer spices wound up being perhaps the best thing I ate throughout my entire twelve-day adventure around Cambodia. And should I have the good fortune to return to Rattanakiri in the future, I wouldn’t be surprised if I wind up savoring most of my meals here. Make no mistake: Banlung is off the beaten path. It takes determination—and time—to get here. But once you’ve arrived, you can bask in colonial grandeur and dine like a prince at Terres Rouges. While doing so, you’ll be surrounded by splendors both natural and man-made. Gable and Harlow never had it so good. And, for all you know, they may be lounging in the very next bungalow.
4. Tree Trails Travel Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Awesome authentic experience
Reviewed By -_-0oYo0-_-We received a very warm welcome from the owner Sen and his lovely family. The lodge is located in a small village a bit outside the town of Banlung (5-10 minutes easy drive) and it is a charming and authentic place. The wooden bungalows we stayed in were simple, rustic but beautiful. The balcony is very pleasant. We stayed in a room with private bathroom and everything was clean. The breakfast was good, and it was so nice to meet and chat a bit with the neighborhood grannies! The owner can also drive you with his tuk tuk (a comfortable Cambodian style trailer) if you wish. He drives safely, he is very nice and flexible and since he speaks good English, communication is really easy! Highly recommend this place if you look for an authentic experience, worth every penny!
5. Tree Top Eco-Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
A gem of a place
Reviewed By ceribaTree tops is a gem of a place which is perfect for escaping it all. The huts are clean and very comfortable and the veranda is complete with table & chairs & a very comfortable hammock! The food is good as are the fruit shakes - all of which are not overpriced. Staff are very welcoming
6. The Courtyard Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
The Courtyard Guest House has changed its location and now is located at the hill top in Phum Svay Village, Sangkat Beong Kanseng, Banlung City, Ratanakiri province and far about ~1.8 km away from Banlung Circle. The Courtyard Guest House is in the category of the innovation, and accommodation. Things to do, as well as the attractions of Hilltop Observatory, sunset and sunrise watching, places to eat, see sunset views, view mountain landscape, meeting locals, sharing life stories and more. For the trip to the location of The Courtyard Guest House, it is easy because it is not necessary to walk and cross the river or take a boat. For parking, tourists can park directly at the location. For accommodation, The Courtyard has three different types of rooms, room with hot shower, balcony for sunrise and sunset with panoramic hill view and standard rooms with private bathroom and garden view. To access The Courtyard Guest House is free of charge.
Good clean rooms for $6 a day
Reviewed By Pari_158We arrived to Balung roundabout on a min van and the Guest house owner Mr Tommy spoke to a tuk tuk driver who gave us a free tuk tuk ride to the hotel on request from Mr Tommy. Mr Tommy runs the guest house with his wife. He is very friendly and provided us a lot of details on the various places to visit in Ratnakiri and how we can reach them, etc His wife is also very sweet and smiled at us whenver we met her. Mr Tommy arranged a day trip for us in a tuk tuk for $25 for a day where they took us to 3 falls and 1 lake. The tuk tuk driver was very nice and showed us all places and also gave us information regarding the various plantations around Ratnakiri. He showed us cashew/casavva and pepper farms on our way. For our lunch he took us to a indian restarurant and picked us back up to visit the lake after which he dropped us to the hotel Good value for money
7. Tree Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Tree Lodge consists of 5 bungalows built out of bamboo wood in a real nature setting. It is located around 1km from the center of Ban Lung. Tree Lodge is run by the same young family behind the Highland Tours trekking company based in Ban Lung.
Great stay!
Reviewed By G2KpaulyI stayed here 3 nights in total and also did 1 night trekking in the jungle with this place which runs the Highland tours also. I highly recommend you stay here for a local experience with a really friendly family that will look after you.Horng will Make you breakfast and dinner if you want to join the family for dinner. 2.50 for dinner is a good deal. You can hire motorbike here and they can book you bus and tuk tuk when needed The trek was a highlight with Kimi. I'm very happy I chose this great lodge to stay at in Banlung.
8. Banlung Reggae Homestay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
See why so many travelers make Banlung Reggae Homestay their inn of choice when visiting Banlung. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a charming setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Rooms at Banlung Reggae Homestay provide a mosquito net and a seating area, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Banlung Reggae Homestay guests have access to baggage storage. You can also enjoy an on-site restaurant. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Banlung Reggae Homestay. Banlung has plenty of pubs. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Balcony Pub and Banlung Kitchen, which are serving up some great dishes. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular waterfalls such as Ka Chanh Waterfall. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Banlung Reggae Homestay as you experience all of the things Banlung has to offer.
Amazing lovely place in town
Reviewed By 311joannarVery friendly host at this place, really enjoyed his company. Had some drinks with his family and had very nice conversations. He makes delicous food also. Next day went on a trip with him. He is a very experienced tour guide and took really good care of me. Enjoyed the day so much, it was a very great experience to never forget. Thank you so much! I would highly recommend this place for travellers who are looking for real authentic experiences.
9. Ratanakiri Paradise Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Ratanakiri Paradise Hotel & Restaurant is an environmentally friendly, nature accommodation located in the beautiful area of Ratanakiri Province, just 3 km from the crystal clear crater lake Yeak Laom. The hotel has a restaurant, moto rental, massage, infinity swimming pool, and amazing view. We have 30 rooms (double rooms, twins, terrace - yoga rooms and family bungalows)
Quite disappointing
Reviewed By Arlette AI have been struggling to understand why this place has received so many rave reviews. The service is very poor (a thirty minute wait for the waiter at the restaurant to even come over with a menu for breakfast, and another hour (!) before yhe waiter even bothered to pass my order. BEer cans and trash strewn everywhere in the morning, dirty tables, guests partying boisterously and blasting their music outside our room past midnight until we had to complain to management...the list goes on. And there is nothing spa-like or resort-like about this place. We could hear everything our neighbors were doing in the next room, whether it was coughing or having a simple conversation. Internet access is very spotty and sporadic, and cellular phone service is as well. There was often no electricity, there was no hot or warm water in the showers. A truly disappointing experience. I will say, though, that the grounds are quite beautiful. And there is a convenient pickup and drop-off service to and from Ban Lung proper.
10. Yeakloam Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Yeakloam Hotel is located in a central of Banlung city with 9 stories which guests can view all part of city. The hotel has fully of leisure facilities such as Pool, Restaurant, Sky Bar, and Massage. On the other hand, it is just 6 km away distance from the famous attraction Yeakloam lake. Yeakloam Hotel takes its inspiration from Khmer culture and from the lively and generous spirit of the Khmer people. Our property was designed and conceptualized as a hotel that makes things simple for our guests. Our experienced staff will be happy to welcome you and help you with any requests that you might have in order to make your time with us as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Yeakloam Hotel will delight any couple wishing to escape for a romantic getaway. In addition some of our room options will be particularly attractive to families. Our goal is to create a relaxing and comfortable environment that will result in a memorable stay.
Great staff
Reviewed By ReynoldsartsI am blind in one eye and while staying at the Yeakloam hotel the staff were extraordinary with their patience and 100% care. They were all genuinely helpful and kept an eye on me as I tend to make mistakes. All this with humble gentleness. From the desk clerks to the wait staff. I could not ask for better service. The look on their faces when I rode up on a fully loaded touring bicycle was priceless. Very highly recommended. You won’t be disappointed.
