Mayura Hill Resort is an upscale accommodation located in the hills above Sen Monorom, the capital of Mondulkiri Province, in the east of the country near the Vietnamese border. The property caters to travelers who spend several days exploring the region's hills, forests and ethnic villages—an area still relatively undiscovered.

Why choose this accommodation

Mondulkiri stands apart from the rest of Cambodge by its cooler climate, rolling terrain and the presence of ethnic minorities, including the Phnongs. Mayura Hill Resort makes the most of this setting by offering more comprehensive comfort than the average Sen Monorom properties: swimming pool, restaurant, well-appointed rooms. It's a worthwhile base for those who wish to explore the region without compromising on a certain level of service, in a province where upscale offerings remain limited.

Atmosphere and setting

The resort occupies elevated grounds, slightly removed from the activity of downtown. The overall atmosphere is peaceful, oriented toward the surrounding nature: vegetation, hills in the background, the cool evenings that characterize Mondulkiri. The outdoor pool and its terrace form the central point of the property, pleasant for relaxing after a day of trekking or village visits.

Services and amenities

• Outdoor swimming pool with terrace
• On-site restaurant
• WiFi throughout the premises
• Toiletries provided in bathrooms
• Reception and English-speaking staff

The restaurant allows you to dine on-site in the evening, which is convenient as dining options in Sen Monorom remain scattered and close early.

Location

The hotel is located on the national road, approximately one kilometer from Sen Monorom's center. Mondulkiri Province is reached from Phnom Penh by road, heading northeast; allow a good half-day of travel. Proximity to the Vietnamese border makes this stop relevant in an itinerary combining both countries via the Trapeang Sre border crossing.

What to do nearby

• Phnong minority villages: several hamlets accessible around Sen Monorom offer insight into the lifestyle of this community, heir to an animist culture distinct from the Khmer majority.
• Bousra waterfall: one of Cambodge's most impressive waterfalls, approximately 45 minutes' drive east of Sen Monorom. See our dedicated page on Bousra waterfall.
• Elephant sanctuaries: the region is home to several ethical elephant protection projects, offering days of forest observation without riding.
• Forest trekking: day treks or longer in the plateau forests, with local guides.

Organizing your stay in Cambodge

Mondulkiri fits naturally into a broader Cambodge itinerary, complementing Angkor temples, Phnom Penh or the southern islands. To build a tailor-made trip incorporating this province, consult our tours in Cambodge or contact our specialist advisors.