Highly recommended as an alternative to staying in cities. You'll have an interesting experience of rural life in Cambodia and Esaro can share a lot of knowledge about the country and its history. Be sure to let him take you up the mountain to see the caves and temples and then watch millions of fruit bats leaving their roost at dusk.

Location was great. Very close to the Batcave temple, and also on the edge of fields so felt quite rural. Owners were nice and evening meal was good

Wardrobe in room full of stuff - no room to hang your clothes. Old lady shouting for at least 20 minutes at 6.30am.

Tout, L’accueil, la cuisine, les informations de Esaro sur les visites qu’il nous a fait faire. Pour résumer, séjour unique et extraordinaire

Rien, tout était parfait

L accueil, la gentillesse et tous ce que cette famille vous apporte Tous étaient parfait !! Je reviendrais dès mon retour au Cambodge

Ras

Es ist einfach wunderbar, wie Lem und seine Familie ihre Gäste willkommen heißen. Man bekommt einen kleinen Eindruck vom Leben einer kambodschanischen Großfamilie und der Gastgeber ist zusätzlich auch noch ein super Tourguide. Nächstes Mal bleiben wir länger …

Great location Welcomed family Nice Khmer house

The bathroom looks a little to much like we can find in big city

L'accueil et la gentillesse de la famille, l'organisation des visites faites à la carte par notre hôte. La nourriture proposée est très bonne. Beaucoup de points positifs

Le bruit. Independent de la volonté de notre hôte cependant. Un mariage suivi de funérailles ont agrémenté notre sejour d'une présence musicale constante et imposante, mais c'est la vie du village donc on fait avec

- Homestay owners: Saro and his family were most welcoming and helpful throughout our 3-night stay. We got a real feel for Cambodian countryside and the life of Cambodians outside of the city. We found this homestay to be a great way to support a family business and have an authentic experience. - Food: Breakfast was delicious - a choice of an omelette, fried rice or noodle soup all served with tea or coffee, fresh fruit and a mini pastry. We loved starting our morning with the noodle soup. Dinner priced at $5 was excellent value for money as you also get a dessert and drinks - Saro’s wife substituted meat with tofu for us and cooked it so well. The fish soup, the avocado shakes, the fruit shakes and the desserts were all incredibly delicious. You can also have a beer. Lunch is also available on request - it’s fried rice or fried noodles. We enjoyed eating dinners with other travellers and Saro at a big table. - A super comfortable mattress in the bungalow, a powerful fan and a quality mosquito net made our stay very comfortable. You can also relax by the duck pond in a hammock. There are also hammocks outside all bungalows. - Do not fear the shared bathrooms. They’re brand new and so clean with excellent water pressure. The addition of bamboo decorations and lovely plants and pots make them look even nicer. We never had to wait for a toilet - the facilities are more than sufficient for the number of guests. There is no hot water but the cold water is most often lukewarm anyway because of the temperature outside. - Free bikes - we enjoyed our 10km cycle to the Banan temples. Saro told us where to have a delicious lunch by a lake which we enjoyed very much. - Saro is an excellent guide and knows the area like the back of his hand. The first night he took us to a lesser known bat cave. The second night we watched bats literally fly over the homestay area and just above us - it was incredible.