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Siem Reap Accommodation Jasmine Lodge Sustainability

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Jasmine Lodge opened in 2003 after Mr. Kunn and Jasmine got married together. Today they run the guesthouse business in a friendly, personal, local, family way with big broad smiles and a warm welcome to all their guests.



Caring for destination

This accommodation provider has taken action to address one or more issues (whether environmental, social or cultural) which will contribute positively to the long term viability of the destination and hence their site displays a Caring for the destination rating.

Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination:  


Local employment and community projects


Detailed description of the Caring for the Destination Initiative: 


Mr. Kunn and his Jasmine staff encourage guests to see more of Siem Reap than just the temples. A selection of information is available and guided tours to several charitable organizations can be arranged for guests that want to experience more.

Donation baskets are also available for guests who end up with a heavy backpack. Clothes, books, pens and pencils are distributed to schools and villages in and around Siem Reap and guests are welcome to come along on these trips.

Jasmine Lodge's latest initiative is a school and activity centre situated in Mr. Kunn's grandfather's house in his home village, Sampov Lourn. The village is located in Kralanh District, approximately 54 kilometers outside of Siem Reap and has seen relatively few of the impacts of tourism.

For more information and secure online donations, please visit My Grandfather's House project page.


Traveller Feedback

Score for how travellers see this initiative ... both in terms of impact and commitment.
Not impressed 2.41 out of 3 Fantastic
Ms Helen P.
- New Zealand
on 25 Sep 2011
Very useful having this category when choosing accommodation.
Ms Christine W.
- United Kingdom
on 24 Jul 2010
The boss hires staff from rural villages and pays for their schooling & our tuktuk driver gets free room and food at the lodge as well as his monthly wage. You get to know all of the staff which gives the whole trip a personal touch and it's good to know where your money is going.