Stay 

Anantara Angkor Resort features just 39 suites. All are spacious (min 46 sqm) and are elegantly decorated with polished wooden floors, plush beds draped in fine linen, floor to ceiling windows and local artefacts. Room amenities include satellite TVs with DVD players, JBL Bluetooth speakers, Nespresso coffee machines, and writing desks. Suites feature private balconies with outdoor seating areas, and luxe bathrooms have terrazzo tubs and rain showers.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Anantara Angkor Resort, but there are no specific facilities for them. Families will love the Henri Mouhot Two Bedroom Suite, complete with six seat private dining area, private pool and library. There is also a jacuzzi bath or rain shower across two spacious marble bathrooms and enjoy a daily indulgent hour-long spa treatment by trained specialists at your in-suite spa.

Dine 

There are two restaurants at the Anantara Angkor Resort. The signature restaurant, Chi, serves exciting pan-Asian specialities where Khmer set menus are served in the courtyard accompanied by an Apsara dance performance. The L Lounge is more casual, with a cafe style atmosphere and serves snacks and comfort food during the day. To celebrate romance, Dining by Design delights with a choice of connoisseur menus, a personal chef and butler.

Relax 

The central courtyard at the Anantara Angkor Resort is dominated by an 18-metre saltwater pool, perfect to relax after your day’s excursion. For ultimate relaxation, head to the Anantara spa for one of their heavenly signature treatments, including the 90 minutes traditional Khmer massage that uses no oil, only the body's ability to moisturise itself. There are five treatment rooms, a wet room, a steam room and a hot tub and if you can still make it, there is a well-equipped gym.

Experience 

Anantara Angkor Resort is located close to the ruins of Angkor, the seat of the Khmer kingdom from the 9th–15th centuries. Guests spend their day exploring the ruins beginning with Angkor Wat, the main temple. There are also smaller temples in the surrounds that can be visited on complimentary bicycles or tuk tuk rides if you want to explore afield. Perhaps, the most magical experience is to see the temples from the air, either on a helicopter or Hot Air Balloon.