Previous reviews said it all. Amatao is a beautiful and well-kept property located in the village that's wonderful to return to after the dust and clamor of tourist attractions. We stayed in the Ambassador Suite with its unique and exciting design. There were other guests on the property, but Naomi arranged everything the way we never met or bother each... More

Naomi and her husband have made one marvelous resort! Their unique property, complete with a wine cellar, pool, and lush gardens, is NOT near the hotel area. This place is tucked within quiet villages and is a true escape into the life of people in Siem Reap. Our room, one of few, was massive. The entire property, more impressively, was... More

After a hot day of trekking the temples or the markets in town, there was nothing nicer than coming home to Amatao ....and the pool :) Naomi and Stephane went out of their way to make our stay special and they succeeded. Stephane's cellar is also something to behold, or rather, to besavoured! Expensive but worth it.

This is a wonderful spot; secluded, peaceful and charming. The service is incredibly attentive, and Naomi goes out of her way to make sure that your stay is everything you want it to be. Stéphane, although at work during the day, finds time in the evening to relax and engage with you over some fine cognacs, which he knows rather... More

We spent three perfect days at Amatao. Service is unique and they take care of every single need. Friendy, amazing food, great rooms, wifi, great staff, took care of our tour needs and also spent time finding out what we wanted to do before we arrived. one of the best places I have ever stayed anywhere. expensive but worth it.... More

My family and I spent four very special nights in December 2011. The owners Naomi and Stephen went out of their way in making sure our stay was a pleasant and memorable one. A home away from home in many respects. For example, Amatao does not accommodate many guests at a time (in our stay we were the only ones),... More

Amatao is owned by a very charming couple, she is Japanese and he is French. There are only 3 residences on a 3000sqm piece of land and the owners like to allow one booking at a time to pay full attention to their guests. The experience at Amatao is far from the traditional hotels where you spend a lot of... More

My wife, our then four-year-old son and I spent four nights at Amatao in January 2011. If you enjoy staying at places off the beaten path, but still want a high level of comfort, then Amatao will fit you perfectly. Amatao is located in a village outside of Siem Reap -- far enough away if you like seclusion yet a... More

We really loved our stay in Amatao and cherish some unforgettable moments. After our two weeks in Vietnam and Cambodia, spending also 4 days at the beach side in a lovely resort, our 4 children concluded that they had the best time in Amatao! Even whilst spending 1,5 out of 2 days visiting temples :-) The children loved the exclusiveness... More