Amatak Boutique Hotel is a 4-star retreat in Siem Reap, Cambodia, located about 1.6マイル from the city center. With 64 reviews backing its appeal, this stylish base is perfect for temple-hopping and market wandering. Minimum price starts from $40 per night.

Featuring: private pool, outdoor swimming pool (free), and a kids' pool (free); private parking (free), free WiFi, and room service. A restaurant, 24-hour front desk, and fitness center (free) cover meals, arrivals, and workouts, while air conditioning, a balcony with garden views, a bathtub, and free toiletries keep comfort high. Shuttle service and meeting/banquet facilities are available for extra charges.

Address: Sala Kamreuk Village, Sala Kamreuk Commune, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia. The hotel sits in the Sala Kamreuk area, offering easy access to Siem Reap’s attractions. Additional services include a tour desk, babysitting/child services (extra charges), horseback riding (extra charges), non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessibility, a terrace, garden, private entrance, and on-site parking.

Siem Reap’s stylish base blends temple-town charm with modern ease. A saltwater outdoor pool invites sun-soaked relaxation, while private pool options in select suites—like the Family Suite with a private pool—promise a splash of luxury for families and groups. Convenience comes standard with free private parking and reliable WiFi, making it easy to float between day trips and downtime.

Dining centers on Angkor Wat's Restaurant, offering Cambodian, Asian, and International cuisines in settings that can feel homey for families, traditional for a timeless dinner, modern for a chic night out, or romantic for a special occasion.

Payment is flexible with cash and major cards such as American Express, Mastercard, JCB, Visa, and UnionPay accepted. For travelers planning events or group outings, shuttle service and meeting/banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, providing a practical touch to stay. The property sits in Sala Kamreuk Village, a gateway to Siem Reap’s attractions, markets, and temples.