Charming room located on the first floor of a traditional wooden house. At the end of the day, you can admire the sunset from your windows. There is a shared balcony overlooking the garden and fish pond. Located 10 min from the city center by tuk tuk. Our family lives on the ground floor of the house. The space This house is the perfect illustration of khmer typical houses in countryside with all comfort standards. A big and green garden with many fruits trees and a big pond with many red fishes, ducks, crabs and snails. The house is in a residential area so it's important to have ear plugs with you as you can hear neighbors and pagodas. You have a small private terraces upstairs. Private fan room with mosquito net and private bathroom with hot water. Guest access The common areas are thé balcony, the garden, straw hut above the pond. Free parking We have a fiber optic internet 30 mbps During your stay I will be present at your arrival because I share my house also so I will give advices, help for travelers or discover the real Battambang. We can book for you: bus ticket, boat ticket or share or private taxi. Feel free to ask what you will need and we will be please to help you. But I adapt to the feeling of the guests, some prefer their privacy, others on the contrary want company ... we know to be discreet but welcoming! We have Hardy a khmer dog (the black dog) that we leave in freedom the day. In the evening, we attach it so that it doesn't disturb your sleep by hunting at night. My dog doesn't bite and is vaccinated and cared for. But we advise you to caress it the day of your arrival so that it can recognize your smell. Other things to note Battambang is a majority Buddhist town and there is a Muslim minority so you will see many pagodas and by the river you risk seeing mosques as well. Sometimes, early in the morning, you will hear pagodas on certain days of the week and during religious ceremonies. The neighborhood is usually quiet. Occasionally, there may be traditional ceremonies, religious ceremonies, weddings and funerals. These festivals are held in the homes of the people and there are no fixed days because it is the religious who decide dates according to the moon and the years of births so we will not know in advance unless we are invited. It happens throughout Cambodia so sometimes you may be awakened early and hear some music or pagodas very loud. This is part of the customs of Cambodia. So we recommend that you have ear plugs