Reviews of VKirirom Pine Resort

The service is very good , breakfast is great have Khmer foods and Europe food also dinks such as juice coffee and tea. The swimming pool is very clean too you can enjoy swimming and viewing, but if you travel alone or couples I suggest you to sleep in the private room which has the private bathroom due to the camping area is a bit far from others and its very silent you may feel something if you only sleep alone or two persons. The sharing bathroom are acceptable but it’s a bit messy with spiders and the washing hands area is not very clean however if you have a group of people at least 5 persons you can camping but you need to prepare all your stuff such as charging, lamp, washing powder, one small fan and something to eat

Peaceful, clean, friendly staff, fresh natural air

Vkirirom Pine Resort is a wonderful stay that provides a deep connection to the nature around you. If you want to feel the real experience of Kirirom’s wonder, you want to stay with vkirirom. The restaurant food was delicious, the pool is beautiful, and the grounds in general just have an excellent feeling of being one with the trees. With many activities to do, vkirirom is a great choice for your stay in the mountains!

Good view, good food, clean bathroom, neat bed, has coffee, tea. Overall great experience would recommend🫶🏻

Good for traveler looking for quiet place and natural beauty cottage and cool temperature pine trees forests.....

Very good, will come again next time.

Nice and beautiful place....good food..and resturant is good service

The hotel have a lot activities to do and it is the best for children wildlife park , and the breakfast buffet is delicious,especially for Indian food tastes so good 😘

I rent a tent. But it was located near common restroom. It could be better if it is located more far from those facilities Tent was not that bad considering its fee.(Bcz tent for 1 pax is super cheap) The worst thing was there were a lot noise from near tent. Bcz there were many local group tourist turning on music and singing songs all the night I expected that I can sleep in the forest with calm and peace but it was broken. I cannot complaint that much bcz tent was very cheap and including even brackfast Entire environment of the resort was great. But if you want to camp, I recommand avoiding weekend Other things are not that bad. I have to rather say it's great. Note that this review is as solo camper.

good place to relax

It's a bit tricky to get there. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I recommend staying in the bungalows in case it rains.

camping at the natural resort at VKIRIROM PINR RESORT , isolated from the rest world . I came with my friend with Quad bike ride to see a beautiful of natural, the staff was available warmly ready to help

This camping hotel is situated in a beautiful pine forest, crisscrossed by stunning red dirt trails, offering a real sense of seclusion from the rest of the world. We stayed in luxury tents, which came equipped with a double bed, shower, and toilet. Despite the natural surroundings, they were surprisingly clean. We came with friends, primarily for mountain biking. The restaurant offers good dishes, and the breakfast was very substantial. The hotel provides a wide range of activities for both adults and children; quad bikes are also available for rent. There's also hiking, a beautiful swimming pool, and sun loungers. The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and always willing to help. We had a fantastic weekend with friends. This place truly offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle, far from any noise. Waking up to the sounds of the forest was a particular highlight. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

I have stayed here a few times as it is a good jump-off point to go bird watching in the surrounding forests. The resort has plenty of options from basic tents to so-called villas. I had booked two “Luxury Tents” for us at $61.20 for the double tent and $72 for the twin tent. Why they are priced differently I never did find out. Check-in was quick, they just wanted to see one passport and that was it. We went to our tents only to find out that the kids’ tent had two massive holes in it. No way the kids were going to sleep there as they were worried they would end up as Tiger food. Back to the reception where I had the feeling that they knew well about the holes. Anyway, they gave me another tent without holes this time. The tents are basic but large enough with an outside bathroom. They would not be bad at all if, and that is a big IF, any sort of upkeep was done. My understanding is that the resort is about 10 years old, and one just gets the feeling that minimum money is spent on maintenance. There is one restaurant on site which offers Khmer, Indian, and Japanese cuisine. I had eaten the Indian food a couple of times there and it was always decent. Thus, we ordered Indian food again. The waiter did not repeat our order and we promptly got the wrong food, a Paneer curry instead of the chicken curry. Food was OK, but when the butter chicken did show up, it tasted like the Ghee had gone rancid and we gave it a miss. We still got charged for it. This being a Saturday and all, it was noisy but the regular tents were luckily a long way from us and I think we all fell asleep pretty quick. This is something to keep in mind if going up on a weekend: whilst Westerners might go for the peace and quiet, Khmer go to party. From comments I gather that the 22:00 curfew is not enforced and the noise might go on until very late. Even without the noise, I slept badly as there was just too much light coming into the tent. Lights that were only switched off at 05:00. The rest of the gang rented bicycles, but the bikes were as badly maintained as the rest of the resort, and they quickly gave up. There are a few activities such as zip-lining and climbing, all at a charge, but seeing the upkeep of the resort, we thought it prudent not to try. There is a nice, if unsafe, playground that kept my Princess entertained for a little while. We headed for breakfast, which I remember being pretty dire. That hadn’t changed and it was a selection of old breads, inedible fried rice, and awful noodle soup. The safest bet is the egg station. Coffee was also bad, but I had brought some 3-in-1 coffee so the adults were good. We did have lunch at the resort again as there are not too many options. We did order mostly Asian food, and that was surprisingly good. My Thai green curry was actually excellent. The Princess did order a club sandwich which was huge, but also quite good. This resort has so much potential but if they do not get the management sorted out, it will con