Amansara sits in Siem Reap, just ten minutes from the UNESCO-listed temples of Angkor Wat, in a transformed masterpiece of 1960s New Khmer architecture that was once a residence for guests of King Sihanouk. It has 24 contemporary suites opening onto light-filled garden courtyards, many with private plunge pools. Dining centres on the soaring circular Amansara Restaurant, serving Khmer feasts built on Cambodian culinary traditions, with dining experiences also at the Khmer Village House in Angkor Park. There is a holistic spa, a curvilinear main pool and a lap pool beneath a jungle canopy, with yoga and traditional Khmer therapies. The draw is privileged access to the Angkor Archaeological Park, with private temple tours of Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm and Bayon, a Tonle Sap sunset cruise and family jungle-temple bicycle adventures. Part of Aman, it suits discerning travellers, couples and families who want intimate, design-led immersion in Angkor with cultural and spiritual depth.