very special place 'nice stuf graet food try the eggs in tamahindi ,the stuf is so nice and welcoming and visit the park and make the route of Hhartzolatzor cafe with observation at bay crabs. Very special hotel, do not expect a swimming pool. Has an outdoor lounging legs can slosh. Should get used to noise jungle around and bring... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here in Feb 2013, was absolutely impressed by the service and beauty of this place. Food was delicious, staff were VERY accommodating and it was a lovely space to relax and enjoy the quiet nature Kep has to offer. The skate bowl is ridiculous (in a good way). Can't wait to stop here again. Thanks... More

We stayed one night in a mud brick room and we really enjoyed it as well as the location. The hotel is located in the jungle, with a track to go to the national park. There is also a natural swimming pool. It is a really amazing place but you pay for the location. For 28$, you will expect a... More

Jasmine Valley is a beautiful little eco-lodge nestled up next to Kep National Park. My boyfriend and I stayed in a mudbrick bungalow which was extremely well built and cozy, but upon seeing the treehouse rooms I would definitely recommend trying to get one of those instead as they have beautiful views and more living space. The food was excellent... More

Jasmine Valley has been built into the jungle so well that you can barely tell it's there. A great place to forget about anything that's happening elsewhere in the world. There were only 3 other guests when I was there so it felt a bit too quiet, but very peaceful. I stayed in a treehouse with lovely views of the... More

Jasmine Valley Eco-Resort it is unique. Not for me, but probably great for the right client. I went to Kep to view the Gulf of Thailand under cool breezes while dining on Kampot Crab. Jasmine Valley Eco-Resort was not the place for me. It is out of town in a beautiful mountain valley. Surrounded by lush greenery and mountain trails.... More

If you want a hotel, don't go to Jasmine. If you love nature and you want to take in the whole jungle feeling then go...I stayed in the small treehouse for a couple of nights (14/15 March 2013)...how pretty! Birdwartching from your veranda, chilling contemplating nature and eating lovely food at the restaurant.Breakfast is cool too with the tasty coconut... More

I did a lot of research about Jasmine Valley before we went. The website is absolutely crammed with information there is even an accurate video tour of every one of the bungalows. if anything the website does not do justice to how incredibly pretty the place is. Look at the Jasmine valley website, if you think it looks like the... More

Jasmine was an experiment for us and another family we travelled with. We had spent around 5 weeks in Cambodia and have been to both Cambodia and Vietnam a number of other times so I guess fell can write a balanced opinion of something we had not experienced before. By way of background my wife hates camping, she hates insects... More