quotes from the media

“Like the other hotels in the Aman group, the ambience at Amansara was warm and intimate, much like being home.”
 
“What I love most about the Amanresorts is the hospitality; the staff have somehow achieved the delicate balance of being attentive without being intrusive.”
 
"My three-day stay in Siem Reap was perfectly planned and I’d highly recommend the itinerary to any urban dweller looking for a short getaway with mix of culture and relaxation.”

“It’s a privileged sort of feeling, being taken for a ride in the very same car that once served Jackie Kennedy when she stayed at the Cambodian king Norodom Sihanouk’s guest villa. And it wasn’t the last time we felt this way when at Amansara.”

“The service, even by the high Asian standards, is in its own league.”

“One late afternoon, we tried the spa—and later stumbled back to the suite in a state of heavenly shock: the massage was perhaps one of the best we’ve ever had.”

“The hotel's unassuming design underscores the sense of being in a haven from everything—it’s a cool and quiet sanctuary away from the busy tourist town.”

“It’s this fabulous former home of the king that is now a resort. It’s so chill and so cool, and it also boasts perfect service and food. And the sightseeing cannot be beat.”

“Worth every penny. The 24-suite hotel, enclosed in a garden of reflecting pools on the outskirts of town, was built in the 1960s as a villa for Cambodia’s King Norodom Sihanouk. The Property still delivers the royal treatment, including private tuk-tuk drivers and spa therapists who specialie in deep tissue Khmer therapies.”

"Mais est-ce que finalement le véritable point fort de lʼAmansara ne serait pas ailleurs ? Dans son escadron de guides et de chauffeurs de tuk-tuk à même de vous emmener chaque jour de nouveaux temples en vous donnant lʼimpression que vous êtes, tels des Indiana Jones contemporains, les premiers à les voir sortir de la jungle ?"

“But ultimately would not the real strength of Amansara be somewhere else? In its squadron of guides and drivers of tuk-tuk who take you to the new temples each day giving you the impressionthat you're, like contemporaries Indiana Jones, the first to see them out of the jungle?”