Spectacularly located within one of the great forests of Cambodia, Bensley Collection - Shinta Mani Wild offers an inimitable luxury tented camp experience combining world-class design and hospitality with a sense of untamed, exotic wilderness. The custom-designed tents are perched over swift-moving waters and waterfalls, providing a view and experience unlike any other resort in Asia. Another masterpiece of designer, Bill Bensley, this resort provides an excellent base from which to explore three of Cambodia's most beautiful national parks and presents a new model of sustainability, helping to protect threatened wildlands and create sustainable opportunities for the nearby communities.

Occupying the upper floors of an iconic Phnom Penh skyscraper, Rosewood Phnom Penh is a sophisticated urban retreat which reflects the style of an upscale, curated mansion. Complete with inspiring views of the city skyline, the rooms are chic and sophisticated with subtle touches of Khmer art and design. Head up to the atmospheric rooftop bar for sundowners with a view or unwind with a selection of traditional Khmer treatments at the spa.

Hidden away on a lush tropical island off Cambodia's south-west coast, Six Senses Krabey Island is an idyllic getaway surrounded by verdant jungles, pristine beaches and inviting ocean waters. Designed to exist in harmony with the natural environment, the villas are built using sustainable materials while embracing modern technology. The lobby, lounge and sunset bar all reflect the style of a classic fisherman's house, bringing to life the culture and traditions of rural Cambodia. In between enjoying the sun, sand and sea, feast on a range of local, regional and international cuisine at the resort's selection of restaurants or take a moment to relax at the spa.

A carefree paradise in the heart of the Cambodian riviera, Song Saa Private Island is an intimate escape nestled on an unspoiled plot of land surrounded by sapphire seas. Created with sustainability in mind, the resort conveys a deep sense of connection with the environment and brings out the natural beauty of the Cambodian coastline with spacious wooden villas and spa sanctuaries overlooking a pristine beach and vibrant coral reef. Get involved with the resort's various activities such as snorkeling or kayaking in open seas or bask in the tranquility of your villa which comes with a private pool and breathtaking sunrise or sunset views.

Once a residence for guests of the king, Amansara is an excellent example of 1960s New Khmer architecture which features strikingly modern, curvilinear design. In the heart of Siem Reap, the property is hidden away within a peaceful enclosure with lush gardens and ponds under a canopy of mature trees. The stylish, contemporary suites are outfitted with floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open onto light-filled garden courtyards. This exclusive sanctuary comes with two tranquil swimming pools, a spa with four treatment rooms, a yoga space and a Khmer-inspired restaurant.

Custom Khmer inspired bed sheets, a plethora of feather or as-you-like pillows and golden bamboo towers by the bedside are just the starting blocks for an ultra-luxe jungle villa stay at Bensley Collection - Shinta Mani Siem Reap. With just 10 villa compounds, the resort offers extreme privacy and exclusivity under the ancient canopy of Siem Reap's palace trees. Each compound is surrounded by its own tropical garden and comes complete with a personal swimming and a romantic bath under the stars for a whole new level of comfort.

Enjoying a privileged location on the heart of town, Park Hyatt Siem Reap is an oasis of calm and culture that bears the unmistakable hallmarks of enigmatic designer Bill Bensley. Balancing the beauty and art of ancient Angkor with a contemporary lifestyle, the hotel features striking sculptures and sophisticated artworks including paintings by local artist Lim Muy Theam. Enjoy refined dining at the restaurant and restful moments by the saltwater swimming pool or perhaps indulge in some pampering at the spa.

Nestled beside the meandering Siem Reap River, La Residence d'Angkor is an elegant retreat where traditional architecture meets contemporary lifestyle. The Khmer-style buildings are surrounded by leafy gardens and feature hand-woven silks, natural woods and local artifacts. The saltwater swimming pool is inspired by ancient Angkorian baray design while the spa facilities add an extra element of indulgence. For a refined or casual meal, sit down at one of the restaurants to experience Khmer and French heritage on a plate.

A fine example of classic Indochinese style and hospitality, Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor is set within a charming neighborhood opposite the king's residence. Since opening its doors in 1932, the hotel has hosted royalty and a number of international celebrities. Many architectural features have been maintained, including a working cage elevator in the lobby and expansive grounds with a pool in the courtyard. The doormen are dressed in Royal Palace-inspired uniforms and each room is elegantly styled with art deco furniture and a grand colonial flair.