Greenhouse Retreat

Quaint bungalows

Our bungalow only had 1 chair and no hammock, unlike every other bungalow on the property. Hot water was luke warm at best

PROS:- When we had a problem, Sam was able to address and fix it immediately.- The facilities and grounds are excellent, and improvements and additions are underway.- The location is in a natural, quiet, setting just outside the bustle of the town.- The new swimming pool is wonderful.- The staff are friendly and helpful.- The nightly rate we paid ($40) was fair.- Strong internet, nice shower, comfortable bed, cold AC and fridge in our bungalow (9).- Breakfast choices that came with the room were varied and tasty.- Meal and drink choices were varied and fairly priced.

CONS:- A short section of the road to Greenhouse is dirt, and a bit shaky in a tuk-tuk. (Sam said he was going to have it paved)- Pizza needed more toppings. Thin crust was good, but needed more tomato sauce, cheese, and peperoni on ours.- Our first hamburgers were beef, and were very good. Our second burgers, the night before leaving were not the same meat. The taste was different, they were okay.

PROS:- Everything! The staff, the management, ownership, facility, food, bungalow, location, nightly rate.

CONS:- None.

Lovely situation, beautiful views, really helpful staff on site. Everyone was delightful, and helped making arrangements. Elephant experience personal and magical.

Visitors should be aware that the guest house is in a tranquil setting out of town reached by tuk tuk.

Greenhouse retreat is a beautiful and quiet place. Out of the centre of town with lovely little cabins. The owner goes the extra mile to make sure you are happy and know ypir way around town.

The food in the restaurant and their breakfast is quite basic; just so u know.

It s remote, in the outskirts of the city but we can walk to it. It ll take 20-30 minutes to get to downtown. The hotel offers many activities. I did the visit to the elephants and it was a great experience. Breakfast is very good. I also had dinner there and I enjoyed it very much. The staff and the manager are soooooo nice.

The guide spoke most of the time cambodian with the other cambodian people visiting the elephants and I felt a little bit left aside but it’s okay. It’s not a big deal.

This was above our expectations.All is great:- the food- the room which looks like a Cambodian house style.- the mattresses- the manager who shared with us great tips for visiting with a Bunong lady the surroundings. We were able to discover Mondulkiri with another perspective. We were off the paths.- the kindness and efficiency of all the staff- the place which is serenity and quietude in a lush environment

Fantastic location, with lots of gardens to wander in. Property next to a small patch of forest with lots of colourful birds. Friendly staff. Good, cheap food cooked to order.

The toiletries in the room had run out and were not replaced. The Wi-Fi signal in the room was hopeless. Much better in the central dining area. Shower only warm, not hot.

The ethical elephant tour offered was truly unforgettable—one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. The rooms were mosquito-free, but mosquito nets were provided for added peace of mind. The bathroom was spacious and featured a warm shower, while the stunning mountain view added to the charm. I spent a blissful afternoon reading and relaxing in a bamboo hammock, overlooking the mountains and nearby Khmer-style wooden houses—a perfect moment of tranquility. Breakfast, included in the room price, was of good quality. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making the stay even more enjoyable.

The walls between the single rooms are extremely thin, making it impossible to avoid hearing everything from your neighbors—whether it’s watching TV, showering, using the bathroom, or talking. Better noise insulation is urgently needed. Additionally, I was provided with only one small towel for a 3-day stay and had to request another one specifically. One morning, the owner began playing loud music at 6:30 AM, waking me up and making it impossible to go back to sleep. When I asked him to stop, he explained that the music was for a group having breakfast. Despite my explanation that the noise was disturbing my rest, he refused to turn it off. Prioritizing the enjoyment of one group over the comfort and well-being of other guests is highly inconsiderate.

Spacious room and lovely and helpful owner.Good pancakes in the morning, option to have dinner at the hotel.

Shower water was very low pressure and the plug near the bed wasn’t working

I stayed in one of the brand new bungalows with a balcony and view out over the jungle. The location is a few minutes in a tuktuk (over a VERY bumpy dirt track) from Sen Monorom, so it’s not convenient to get into town but it is very quiet (but for the crickets), and the gardens and views are lovely. I was concerned about bugs with staying in a wooden bungalow near a forest, and there was the odd little ant or earwig, but the air conditioning was powerful and the mosquito net was pristine - I was happy. The bed was large and comfortable enough (although quite firm). The wet room was clean. The water-heater for the shower wasn’t powerful enough to heat the water at full pressure, and I thought there was no hot water to begin with, but you can achieve a wonderfully warm shower if you turn the pressure down. There was a kettle to make tea and a fridge, and even a fluffy white dressing gown! I ate breakfast and dinner at the property every night in their open bungalow style restaurant with views over the jungle. It was very quiet with just me there most nights. The food was simple but so fresh and clearly prepared right then just for me - like I had a personal chef! It was really exceptional quality and so tasty. Sam, the manager, was so helpful. His English made it very easy to talk to him for advice. He was able to organise tuktuks into town for me easily. On the night I arrived, I was looking for something to do the following day and I suggested a visit to one of the indigenous villages. Sam kindly put me in touch with his friend Heng, who is an indigenous person and activist for their land rights in the area. She showed me her village and took me to her home, and we made lunch together with fruits and vegetables from her garden. I learned so much from her and it was a truly amazing (life changing?) day, all thanks to Sam! I cannot rate him and his resort highly enough :)

Open space with garden outlook and private bungalows.

Beautiful locationOwner and staff very welcoming and helpful

The staff were really friendly and helpful.The gardens were lovely and the air con was super efficient.

Was a bit far out of the main town and hard to find

It was a nice relaxing place with a lovely view and the feeling of being a bit in the nature, because of all the birds flying and singing in the environment. Tasty food for dinner and breakfast and lovely neighbors to talk to.

The peaceful location and setting with its beautiful outlook. The friendliness of the owner Sam.

Lovely host! One night he saw us on the side of the road in town looking for a tuk-tuk, and he just picked us up himself :)

A bit far from the center of town (but this allows for quiet!). Staff will help arrange tuk-tuk. The restaurant was not our fav; in town try Pheas Treats and 76.

Tranquil location just outside of town. Lovely retreat for relaxing and unwinding. Pretty views, birdsong and hammocks for a lazy afternoon. Sam and his staff very friendly and obliging. Nothing too much trouble. Breakfast provided for early check out and tuk tuks ordered, always on time. Room clean, comfortable with outside terrace. Very good value for money.

No real complaints. Maybe a little more choice for breakfast and glasses in room for own drinks.

Friendly and very accommodating staff; organized tuktuks and early breakfast before our activities and packed breakfast for our early departure.

Was quiet, nice big room

Owner said too busy for laundry(no one there) so we had to take tuktuk in townBit more variety in breakfast