Bunyong Homestay

Highlights have been the wonderful welcoming and the 7 pm dinners which we usually had together with the other guests and the host family. Bun helped us with organizing and made our stay the most pleasant of two months travelling.

Brilliant. My room was perfect. The farm is great. The concept of dining together with all guests is fantastic. The hosts are lively and helpful. This is how you want it.

Welcoming incredible homestay experience with beautiful family. Bun our host is very knowledgeable, funny orchestrating excursions, fresh homemade food, transport, wisdom and much more. Highly recommend

The rustic, quiet, family home setting. I liked Bun's honesty and openness when booking, he made it clear that this was a family home without the luxuries and trappings of a slick hotel. I liked the shared meals with other guests. It was also good to be out of the noise of town. Bun was also a great guide for the temples, meaning we didn't have to go searching for guides or go with groups. A very good host.

Nothing to dislike.

Very helpful host. Renting a scooter or a bicycle from the host is very easy and convenient. The breakfast and supper were lovely and always with vegetarian options. Free drinking water and access to hot coffee are other benefits. A/C, water, electricity all working fine. A book swap is there and connection with family and pets. Rickshaw to town is ca 2$, so if you want to go to pub street, all is easy.

Great family! I love the food.

The bun family welcomed me as one of their own, my room was colourful and cozy. I enjoyed the fact that it was slightly out of town and had the freedom to cycle easily into the center in 20mins max. (they rent great road bikes for $5 a day) Siem Reap is great for cycling !I even managed the small circuit of the temples by bike. They offered yummy breakfast and Cambodgien/ western dinners at their large family table with other expats often joining for chatty evenings. There are lots of cafes and European choices in town as well if you care for a change. Between travellers, you could often swap tourist and travel tips which helped me a great deal as a solo traveller. The family are also happy to help and give advice. I often read on the porch looking out at the fields after a long day, which was lovely - by the end they were calling me "Sister" or Jodi Foster since, apparently, I share a likeness 😆 A wonderful introduction to Siem Reap. Thank you family :)

Some may not like the dogs and chicken noises but that's Cambodia for you. I found myself waking up early which was better for getting things done in the cooler weather.

The host, Bun, is very service minded. This is a real homestay where everyone, family and guests join together for home made dinner every night. Bun also arrange for tours and guide. Very good price.

There is some need for maintenance of bathroom.⁸

I had a short but sweet stay. The family was very welcoming and helpful. It's not far from the city. The meals were delicious and you have the privacy of your own room with your own toilet.

Nothing not to like, just be aware that it is a homestay not a hotel.