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Cambodia lodging options run a delightful gamut. In the newly opened regions, you'll live like (and sometimes with) the locals in modest guesthouses. A sprinkling of stunning restored colonial villas also exist, hidden gems awaiting discovery. Near Angkor you'll be regaled with choices ranging from restored royal mansions to traditional Khmer-style boutique hotels.

Here are our favorite Cambodia hotels and lodging:

Amansara, Siem Reap

Amansara, formerly the guest villa of King Norodom Sihanouk, features exclusive suites and sophisticated design elements, including a spacious, open plan with finishes in terrazzo and timber. View their web site

Angkor Village, Siem Reap

Truly traditional architecture and Khmer art and fabrics offer an authentic window into Cambodia's exotic culture at this tranquil hotel, which resembles a cluster of homes. Each room overlooks a beautiful lotus pond. View their web site

Hotel de la Paix

One of Cambodia's outstanding properties, created by internationally acclaimed designer Bill Bensley, this 5-star boutique property offers luxurious amenities, and world-class dining and spa facilities. It enjoys a prime location at the center of town. View their web site

Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor

This elegant, historic colonial-era property exudes a sense of drama and celebrity chic, and is Siem Reap's most prestigious address. It has been gracefully restored to the former glory that W. Somerset Maugham once enjoyed. View their web site

Raffles Le Royal, Phnom Penh

This historic hotel is Phnom Penh's most prestigious address. It gracefully melds Khmer, Art Deco and French colonial architecture and design influences. Located in the heart of the city. View their web site

4 Rivers Floating Ecolodge, Koh Kong

This environmentally friendly resort offers tranquility and luxury from the unusual perspective of tented bungalows that float on a calm river. High-end facilities and the amenities of a boutique resort await the few who venture into the Cambodian countryside. View their web site

Sambor Village, Kompong Thom

Relaxing and comfortable, this inn offers pleasant bungalows in an extremely remote setting. This is the property of choice for exploring the incredible pre-Angkorian site of Sambor Preh Kuk. View their web site

Bambu Hotel, Battambang

It's always a treat to encounter a boutique property in remote areas, and the Bambu delivers. Intimate in feel, its 16 rooms blend local Khmer and French colonial architecture. Rooms are spacious and cool, the pool is inviting, cuisine well prepared, and the staff genuinely gracious. View their web site

Nataya Round House, Kampot

Kick back at the infinity pool and watch the local fishermen and seaweed farmers come and go at this delightful resort. The staff are friendly and eager, and the restaurant serves a memorable black pepper crab. View their web site

Knai Bang Chatt, Kep

Three architect-driven, ultra-modern, luxurious villas are offered at this extraordinary landmark property, where guests experience Kep from what is essentially their own private, multi-story home. View their web site

Veranda Natural Resort, Kep

Hidden in the jungle and overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, this eco-retreat is dedicated to the finer things in life-beauty, tranquility and wonderful cuisine-while embodying an understated, natural sensibility through use of stone, shell, wood, and bamboo. View their web site

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Jarrod Hobson

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A graduate of the University of Maine, Jarrod worked on an expedition-cruising vessel that took him to the Antarctic, South and Central America. He heard the call of the west, and moved to Boulder, where his passion for skiing and whitewater kayaking could flourish. In the past decade, he's made countless trips to our region and enjoyed extraordinary experiences (including lunch with the king of Sumba). He is a superb resource for facilitating beyond-the-ordinary travel for others and was named a Condé Nast Traveler Top Travel Specialist for 2007.

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