Traditional house

Historic:

With its vast terrace looking out on to the Sala Lodges’ “village”, “Bram”, No 5 in English, is ideal for the adventurous who like heights. Originally from Srü, in the Kompong Thom province situated some 150 km east of Siem Reap, it was built in 1985 and can accommodate up to three people.

Its former owners, Neth Hour and his wife Sos Soeun, are specialist farmers of rubber tree and cassava plantations. The 30 year old couple lived in this house with their children. They sold their home in order to be able to build a new dwelling which is larger and more sturdy.

Emanating from two different provinces, Boun and Pram, the tallest houses in Sala Lodges, were actually situated just kilometres apart.

This house was reconstructed in Sala Lodges in mid-July 2011.

Description:

Three adults and a child under 12 years old can stay in this room which has two single beds that convert into a double bed as well as a sofa bed and an extra bed*. The sweet and comfortable atmosphere of this room in shades of reds and oranges with a surface area of 58 m2 extends onto a 24 m2 terrace. It has a vast, bright private bathroom with rain shower.

Guests of this lodge will certainly not want to miss the opportunity to enjoy a meal on their large terrace which, given its height, often benefits from a very welcome natural breeze.

There is a no smoking policy in all houses.