Welcome to Shinta Mani Angkor and Bensley Collection Pool Villas.
An upscale boutique property created by acclaimed architect Bill Bensley, this exceptional hotel enjoys a tranquil and leafy setting within the French Quarter of Siem Reap.
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Rooms
Shinta Mani Angkor rooms are complete with minimal chic interiors and accessories.
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Khmer Tonics
Khmer Tonics Spa is a sanctuary of serenity and a haven of refuge where the body is restored to exuberant well-being, good health and wholeness.
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Restaurant
Shinta Mani Angkor offers an incredible choice of culinary delights to fulfill your every desire.
The Bensley Collection Pool Villas
Having brought to life Shinta Mani Angkor, Bill Bensley wanted to take the Shinta Mani experience to a more luxurious proposition, so he created an exclusive set of 10 villas with private pools.
Set within the Shinta Mani Angkor Gardens, the Bensley Collection Pool Villas have their own facilities and Bensley Butlers to look after your every need.
ExploreRooms Bayon Room
Rooms Angkor Superior
Rooms Angkor Deluxe
Rooms Bayon Junior Suite
Rooms Bayon Executive Suite
Offers & Packages
Direct booking can be done via email
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Sustainability
Shinta Mani Hotels and Resorts exists to support the work of the Shinta Mani Foundation – your stay with Shinta Mani really does benefit the people, communities, animals and ecosystems of Cambodia.
Reviews
Shinta Mani Angkor is a small, carefully designed luxury boutique hotel close to the heart of Siem Reap, and offers 39 compact, extremely elegant rooms that brim with state-of-the art simplicity and are tastefully decorated with contemporary Khmer art and photography.
Tom Vater – The Telegraph
It is without doubt - and I’m a frequent traveller - an excellent property. The very warm reception on arrival sets the scene which continued throughout our stay. Rooms are spacious and tastefully furnished - I particularly like the comfortable bed and the large, waterfall shower unit.
Steve B. – TripAdvisor
Bangkok-based American designer Bill Bensley created spaces that are serene and minimalist yet theatrical, with rectangular columns, recessed doorways, and other dramatic features inspired by the architecture of Angkor.
Condé Nast Traveler
It set the bar for those seeking a smaller-scale, personable, and indulgent experience, from the traditional Khmer decor to the cuisine. The Shinta Mani was one of Siem Reap's first boutique hotels, developing a strong reputation for its solid service and service to the community over the years.
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