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Since 2017, Templation Angkor Resort has been innovating on architectural design, clean energy solutions and community involvement. Serenity by the temples, streamlined luxury, resolutely green concept among a natural sanctuary.

A New Concept Hotel at the Gates of Angkor

Water and flora have been the inspiration behind all our projects starting from the opening of our first hotel in Phnom Penh, in 2006. When we discovered the grounds on which we would eventually build Templation, we were immediately inspired by that pocket of untamed nature in a quiet residential area. Architects Ivan Tizianel and Lisa Ros from ASMA designed the space as a modern echo of the waterways and reservoirs that once nurtured the ancient city of Angkor.

We just cleared off the dense underbrush, preserving the native trees and plants. Villas, pools and common areas have been carefully devised to blend with the land that made such an impression on us, preparing the visitor to the serene beauty of the Khmer temples.

With vegetal roofs, volumes designed to enhance the natural airflow, solar panels directly connected to its electric grid and careful collection of rainwater, Templation is serenely pursuing a green hotel concept. These environment-conscious choices discreetly add to the sense of harmony with nature, of respect and admiration for the historical legacy of the Khmer Temples nearby.

Connected and In Phase

Our team actively contribute to reforestation programs in Siem Reap area, to the development of organic farming, and to a better knowlege of Cambodia's cultural heritage.

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What you say about us

Highly Instagrammable haven for memorable stays

  • An Architect’s Dream

    "The lush gardens seem part of the jungle...The best place to stay in Siem Reap, as close to the temples as possible".

    happyfrogtravels.com
  • An Architectural Wonder

    A presentation of Templation by Home s-Art, a Cambodian video magazine on architecture and interior design (in Khmer language).

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  • WayfarerFootprints

    "They really know how to make your stay extra special. So close to the temples, a private, authentic experience that also offers great value."

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