Shinta Mani Resort , Siemreap hotels, Cambodia Hotels

Validity Until 30 Sept  2007

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Shinta Mani,

which is derived from Sanskrit, meaning "The gem that provides everything one desires" is a perfect description for this intimate friendly 18 rooms boutique hotel and its Institute of Hospitality in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Location
Conveniently located in the heart of the old French Quarter, Shinta Mani is less than nine kilometers from the World Heritage site of Angkor Wat.
Junction of Oum Khum & 14th st.
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Guest room facilities
Rooms are stylishly designed and feature all the modern conveniences such as:
• In-room Safe
• Hair Dryer
• IDD telephone
• Bathrobe
• Slippers
• Nightly Turn Down Service
Deluxe rooms
Stylishly designed with a king-size bed and located by the pool and Spa area. Rain shower and large bathtub featuring a sliding window on to the bedroom complement the intimate and romantic experience.
Shinta Mani Spa
The Shinta Mani Spa features intimate treatment rooms for singles or couples including one with floral bath and steam room.
Spa treatments available from professionally trained therapists include Thai Massage, Aromatherapy, Body Scrubs, Body Wraps, Facials, Floral and Herbal Baths and Healing Stones Massage.
Food & Beverage
Our restaurant has been featured in Gourmet Magazines article "World's Best Hotel Dining Rooms" May 2004 and offers elegant indoor dining and casual yet upscale terrace dining while offering both Khmer and Fusion style cuisine.
The menu is contemporary take on Asian and International styles utilizing local organic ingredients with quality imported products
Institute of Hospitality
Officially opened on June 7, 2004, the Institute of Hospitality is a vocational training facility funded from the operations of the hotel as well as from private individuals. The students are selected by various local NGO’s in consultation with the management of the school and are all young Cambodians at risk.
The current 16 students are on a 9 month culinary course and when completed they will be able to find permanent employment with-in the Siem Reap area.