The essentials in 30 seconds
- Verdict: A day at Amansara works best as a rhythm of temple time in the cooler hours, then the pool and spa, then a Khmer dinner. The hotel can arrange picnics or private dinners amid the temples, according to Lightfoot Travel.
- Dining: The main restaurant is in a circular dining room serving Khmer cuisine, and guests can also dine at the Khmer Village House in the Angkor Park, according to Aman.
- Spa and pool: Aman describes a curvilinear pool and a holistic spa. Lightfoot Travel counts four treatment rooms.
- Details to confirm: Opening hours of venues and treatment menus are to be confirmed on the hotel's page.
Amansara is organised around a simple idea: the temples fill the day, and the property gives you somewhere calm to return to. Because the hotel has only 24 suites, meals, spa time and outings can be shaped around your plans.
This page walks through a sample day using only what the hotel and independent guides describe. Where a detail such as an opening time or a treatment menu is missing, it is marked to be confirmed on the hotel's page. For the overall verdict, see the Amansara Siem Reap review.
A sample day, step by step
One way to shape the day
- 1Breakfast at the hotel before you head out. Venue hours are to be confirmed on the hotel's page.
- 2A temple visit with the hotel's driver and guide. Michelin's listing says a daily temple tour and remok outings with driver and guide are included in the room rate, so confirm the current arrangement when you book.
- 3Return to the property for time at the pool. Aman describes a curvilinear pool, and Lightfoot Travel lists a swimming pool and a 25 metre lap pool.
- 4A treatment in the holistic spa. Lightfoot Travel counts four treatment rooms, so reserve your slot when you arrive.
- 5Dinner in the circular dining room, where Aman says Khmer cuisine is served, or a more special evening arranged by the hotel.
The order can change with the weather and your energy. The principle is to take the temples while you feel fresh and keep the second half of the day slow.
Where you eat
Aman places the main restaurant in a circular dining room serving Khmer cuisine. Lightfoot Travel describes the food as contemporary Cambodian, with Western tastes catered for, which helps mixed groups.
Guests can also dine at the Khmer Village House in the Angkor Park, according to Aman, and the Family Adventure package includes a cooking class there. Lightfoot Travel adds that the hotel can arrange picnics or private dinners amid the temples, which turns a meal into the highlight of the day.
Dining options named by sources
- Circular dining room: Khmer cuisine
- Khmer Village House in the Angkor Park: dining and a cooking class in the family package
- Picnics or private dinners amid the temples, arranged by the hotel
- Menus and opening hours: to be confirmed on the hotel's page
Spa and pool
The resort has a curvilinear pool and a holistic spa, according to Aman. Lightfoot Travel lists a swimming pool and a 25 metre lap pool, plus four treatment rooms. Treatment menus and prices are to be confirmed on the hotel's page.
If a longer programme appeals, Aman describes a four night Spiritual Angkor Journey that includes Khmer therapies and monk blessings. It is a way to build the spa and the temples into a single theme.
In suites with a private plunge pool, you can also swim without leaving your courtyard. Thirteen suites have one, according to the hotel's accommodation page, and you can compare them in Amansara suites.
How to reserve
Practical steps
- Reserve the room first, then ask the hotel about spa slots, private dinners and temple guiding for your dates.
- Use the reservations number published on Aman's page, +855 63 760 333.
- Ask what is included in the room rate, since Michelin's listing mentions a daily temple tour with driver and guide.
- Ask about special dinners on your dates: Michelin lists a mandatory New Year's Eve temple dinner on 31 December 2026 at 968 USD per adult including taxes, as listed in October 2026.
Longer itineraries are possible too: Aman describes an Indochina Past and Present journey that combines Amansara and Amantaka.
What guests say, and the next step
The Google rating and review count are to be confirmed on the hotel's page, so this page does not quote them. Michelin gives Amansara two Keys. Read recent reviews on the booking sites for comments on food and spa before you decide.
When you are ready to compare rates, go to Amansara prices and location, then enter the same dates on Agoda and Booking.com and read the cancellation terms before you click.
Test your knowledge
Five questions on this guide.
Luxury hotels in Siem Reap: frequently asked questions
Is the temple tour included at Amansara?
Michelin's listing says a daily temple tour and remok outings with driver and guide are included in the room rate. Confirm the current terms with the hotel.
What food does Amansara serve?
Aman describes Khmer cuisine in a circular dining room. Lightfoot Travel calls it contemporary Cambodian food, with Western tastes catered for.
Can I have a private dinner at the temples?
Lightfoot Travel says the hotel can arrange picnics or private dinners amid the temples. Ask the hotel for options on your dates.
How large is the spa?
Lightfoot Travel counts four treatment rooms. Treatment menus and prices are to be confirmed on the hotel's page.
Does Amansara have a lap pool?
Lightfoot Travel lists a swimming pool and a 25 metre lap pool. Aman describes a curvilinear pool.
Is there a programme for families?
Aman describes a Family Adventure package with jungle temple bike excursions and a Khmer Village House cooking class.
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