Linda’s food was amazing and cooked up a delicious lunch on arrival and dinner. She was great to chat to and very helpful. She kindly lent us her motorbike and so we could check out takeo

Stayed in January 2020

A-MAZING! If you're looking for a little oasis, with fantastic food and a charming host thrown in, then this is the place for you. The Meas Family Homestay is a small complex set in the family farm, run by Linda. Linda provides delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners - which are included in the price - and is a sweet and interesting person to talk to. She's very helpful, assisting me in seeing Phnom Da and arranging onward transport. As a bonus, you'll meet other guests, the extended family and the four lovely pet dogs. One day, I was lost and late, and Linda had literally sent out the family to look for me; on another, I was out from 10 to 3, yet lunch was waiting for me. Everything was perfect.

Stayed in January 2020

Needs better signage

Linda and her family are the reason we came to Cambodia. They are excellent hosts, food was authentic and the home stay peaceful and quiet

Stayed in October 2019

We liked it all.

An authentic rural retreat set among orchards and paddy fields. Linda is the BEST cook!! Meals were delicious, relaxed and friendly eaten under a fanned shelter with good company from business partner Paul and visiting family and friends. Plus the company of gentle dogs Lucky & Sally - and chickens and a rabbit. We even swam in the paddy field clay pond which was wonderful. But the vital thing about this place is it is the heart of a brilliant project reviving local crafts in the village community. There is a weaving shed with 9 looms making beautiful scarves and rugs and saris, they grow some cotton there and are just starting with indigo. They make tea and spice products and gorgeous organic soaps. A delightful break from the bustle of Phnom Penh.

Stayed in September 2019

Linda and her family were very friendly and welcoming. They chat with the guests and even do simple activities to engage and introduce the warm Khmer culture to them.

Stayed in August 2019

It was all good!

The family are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and you instantly feel at ease with them. Linda and her Mum, as well as some others, speak good English and so it is a great opportunity to find out about Cambodian life. The food is all home cooked and delicious. I would highly recommend staying here.

Stayed in July 2019

We wish we could have stayed there longer (one night only). It is a beautiful property and the family is amazing. Linda is also a fantastic cook, every meal and snacks were delicious! She’s also involved with helping the community and empowering women. She is an inspiration!

Stayed in January 2020

Fantastic and amazing food! Super nice staff. Nice environment. I have never experienced something like this before.

Stayed in December 2019

They do not know how to take care of their dogs so you will be surronded by very dirty dogs, dying of several infections which is a pity when you host people sensitive to animal welfare. At least they should clean and cure their dogs if bringing them to a vet is too expensive. Also there are NGOs in Cambodia that can help to cure them for free.

The owner is very friendly, it's a nice and peacfull family. The food was fantastic, you can try the best khmer food there. The price is really cheap as it includes diner and breakfast. The surronding area is quiete with a nice view on ricefield.

Stayed in July 2020