Paul est un super hôte qui a à cœur de faire découvrir son village et les spécialités/coutumes du Cambodge. Paul nous ouvre les portes de son chez lui avec sa femme et sa fille. Il nous a fait rencontrer ses amis cambodgiens, ses voisins. Une soirée mémorable. Le jardin est juste magnifique, la piscine est fraîche et permet de se reposer l’après-midi quand la chaleurs est à son paroxysme. Nous avons partagé plusieurs repas avec Paul et sa famille et il cuisine très bien, les petits déjeuners sont excellents.

Tout était ok. Je rajouterais juste un bidon d’eau à disposition pour remplir nos gourdes (Paul nous a donné des petites bouteilles d’eau). Prix du dîner un peu élevé.

Magnifique accueil au calme en pleine campagne dans un bel endroit . De bons massages Khmers à domicile.

L’ambiance et le confort .😊

Le peu de temps de mon séjour.

Delicious home made dinner. The garden is a tropical paradise.

The pool and garden were lovely and the hosts were very hospitable.

The booking says lunch and dinner is $1 per person per night but it is ~$8 per person so it was mis advertised on booking.com

We really enjoyed the atmosphere here. The owners made everything so that we could feel like home and it was the case,we really enjoyed the house,the swimming pool,the dinner all together (which was excellent),the improvisation of kareoke and Khmer dance classes,as well as the breakfast all together including khmer specialties and authentic apple syrop from canada! The village is also really nice,we had a 3 hours walk in the neighbourhood,rice fields and riverside. Thanks a lot for this week end that we will remember!!!

The house is spacious and cool, clean and well looked after. A beautifully tended garden with chickens and a good cooking area with a terrace to have breakfast and lunch and dinner and such. The hosts are very welcoming and Vannary gives a great Thai massage, definitely not for the faint-hearted!

The mattress was too soft. As this property is in the countryside and you may well arrive after dark, it really ought to be better sign-posted. The locals we asked for directions and who kindly guided us there of course speak Khmer, and for a tourist who does not, that makes communications a tad difficult.