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Alila Villas Koh Russey, CambodiaRead MoreAlila Villas Koh Russey
Located on a private island on a stunning stretch of beach, this sleek resort is an architectural marvel surrounded by an undeveloped jungle.
Amansara's Khmer Village accommodations. Courtesy Aman ResortsRead MoreAmansara
While several of Aman’s best-loved properties were purpose-built for the brand in recent years, often on an impressive scale, a few occupy interesting or architecturally significant historic buildings—and none more gracefully than Amansara, the company’s Siem Reap lodging. Originally a...
Read MoreBelmond La Résidence d’Angkor
The most traditionally Khmer of Siem Reap’s top lodgings, this understated, 59-room hotel is centered around a wonderful courtyard with lush plantings and a large lap pool.
Pool Lounge at Knai Bang Chatt, CambodiaRead MoreKnai Bang Chatt
Le Corbusier-inspired villas, an infinity pool with a view over the Gulf of Thailand, and world-class seafood, in a quaint Cambodian fishing village.
Read MoreMaison Polanka
An unmarked gate behind Wat Polanka slides open to reveal a profusion of tropical leaves cossetting two Khmer wooden houses on stilts, each filled with polished wood floors, colonial Deco furniture and Khmer artifacts.
Read MorePark Hyatt Siem Reap
Originally opened in 2006 as Hotel de la Paix and recently reincarnated under the Park Hyatt banner, this stylish address sits at the heart of Siem Reap, making it an optimal choice for those seeking a retreat within easy access...
Read MoreRaffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor
Reopened after a big renovation in 2019, the Raffles is set within 15 acres of beautifully landscaped French gardens and retains an old-world classical ambiance.
Read MoreRaffles Hotel Le Royal
Known simply as Le Royal when it opened in 1929 with just 40 rooms, this historic hotel has hosted such luminaries as Charlie Chaplin, Charles de Gaulle, and Jacqueline Kennedy. President Obama, a recent VIP guest, stayed at the hotel...
Read MoreRosewood Luang Prabang
Located a 15-minute drive from town, the Rosewood is an ultra-sophisticated, luxurious hotel in Luang Prabang.
Read MoreRosewood Phnom Penh
Centrally located in the tallest tower in all of Cambodia, the Rosewood is a deeply stylish addition to the city’s hotel scene, with 360-degree views and large, beautifully designed rooms.
Read MoreSala Lodges
The Sala Lodges are eleven Khmer houses that have been converted to stunning villas and sit out in the countryside of Cambodia – about 15 minutes from town.
Pool at Shinta Mani Resort, Siem Reap, CambodiaRead MoreShinta Mani Resort
Harvard-trained architect Bill Bensley found his experience at this hotel-meets-social enterprise so moving that he upgraded the humble 18 room inn into a photogenic showpiece and is now a part owner of the property.
Courtesy Shinta Mani WildRead MoreShinta Mani Wild
One of the most unique settings for a property in southeast Asia, Bill Bensley’s Shinta Mani Wild is made up of fifteen luxury tents set along a river in 600 acres of Cambodian jungle.
Read MoreSong Saa Private Island
Though just a 35-minute speedboat trip, private island Song Saa feels a world apart from crowded Sihanoukville, and with just twenty-four villas sprinkled across the sand and jungle island, privacy and tranquility are guaranteed.
Read MoreThe Plantation
This cheery and modern 70-room hotel surrounded by plenty of tropical greenery is walking distance from historic tourist sites (the National Museum, the Royal Palace, and the Silver Pagoda) as well as from Street 240, which is where many of...
Courtesy Zannier HotelsRead MoreZannier Hotels Phum Baitang
Phum baitang was born from the imagination of fashion entrepreneur Arnaud Zannier, who happened upon a neglected piece of land 10 minutes outside Siem Reap and pictured a “green village” (as its name translates). This peaceful resort is set among...
