A rare opportunity to acquire an established boutique hotel for sale in Sihanoukville, set within lush hilltop gardens near Wat Leu with sweeping sea views.
The resort offers six private bungalows, eight king rooms and a two-bedroom family apartment, each with air conditioning, hot water, flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi and mini-bar. Bathrooms feature polished-concrete finishes, rain showers and selected soaking tubs, while shaded balconies overlook tropical forest.
At the heart of the property, a stunning infinity pool is framed by jungle gardens and sun loungers. The fully equipped restaurant and bar, with commercial kitchen and wood-fired pizza oven, serves local and international cuisine, while elevated timber decks capture panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand.
Just 5 km from Ou Chheuteal Beach and 8 km from the Phnom Penh expressway, this turnkey Sihanoukville hotel for sale is ideal for investors seeking a ready-made hospitality business with room to grow.
Hotel details:
- Price: $600/m² (negotiable)
- Land size: 14,538 m² (LMAP title)
- Partial sale possible (minimum 4,000 m²)
- 6 bungalows, 8 king rooms, 1 two-bedroom apartment (22 beds)
- Infinity swimming pool
- Restaurant and bar with wood-fired pizza oven
- Room rates generally $70–100/night
- Secure parking for 20 cars
- Private road access
- 5 km to Ou Chheuteal Beach
- 8 km to Phnom Penh Expressway
- Sihanouk International Airport (KOS): 14–16 km, 20–30 minutes
- Techo International Airport (KTI): 220–230 km, 2½–3 hours
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Property ID: SHV.A11
Sihanoukville:
Sihanoukville (Kampong Som) is a coastal city and capital with the same name. It is located on a peninsula in the country’s south west on the Gulf of Thailand. The city is surrounded by coastal beaches and marsh lands bordering Ream National Park. The city has one navigable river, the Ou Trojak Jet running from Otres Pagoda to Otres. A number of islands are nearby which have seen recent development.
In the last decade, the area has seen unprecedented levels of Chinese investment with around 100 casinos opening up in the city. The city’s ethnic makeup has changed significantly with thousands of mainland Chinese workers, developers and investors settling. In 2019 nearly 80,000 Chinese live in Sihanoukville (making up 90% of the city’s expat population). Sihanoukville is one of the major cities on China’s One Belt One Road Initiative.
Koh Rong
Koh Rong is one of Cambodia’s most captivating islands, famous for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and untouched tropical landscape. Located just off the coast, Koh Rong is a rapidly emerging destination for eco-tourism, boutique resorts, and coastal real estate investment. As tourism continues to grow, Koh Rong offers an exciting opportunity for early investors in beachfront properties, guesthouses, and sustainable tourism ventures.
Recent infrastructure developments, including ferry terminals, upgraded roads, and the nearby SHV International Airport, have significantly boosted accessibility to the island. Koh Rong is being positioned by the Cambodian government as a key player in luxury tourism and marine conservation, with long-term plans for regulated, sustainable development.
Phnom Penh – Sihanoukville Expressway
Operational in 2023, the Expressway is the largest in the country, providing a fast link between the two cities.
- PROJECT TYPE: 2 + 2 lane Expressway
- MAX SPEED: 100 km/h
- LENGTH: 190 km (Reducing transport time by 50% to 2½ hours)
- WIDTH: 24.5 metres
- DEVELOPER: China Road & Bridge Corporation (CRBC)
Feasibility study completed by JICA 2018 and construction started in 2019. The road starts at Tomnup Kob Srov Road in Phnom Penh, runs along the west side of NR 4 to Chbar Mon. There it crosses over NR 4 and continues along its east side to Sihanoukville. The project includes 89 bridges, 4 rest stops, petrol stations and crash barriers for convenience and safety.
Tourism Infrastructure
According to the Tourism Infrastructure Project, tourism – specifically Kampot, Kep and Koh Kong – was expected to increase 500% by 2025. Further, the Government’s Tourism aims to enhance (i) travel connections; (ii) product development; (iii) tourist safety; (iv) marketing; (v) the business environment; and (v) HR development.
