Phum Baitang’s spa reception recalls temple architecture with a stone floor, tall ceilings, and windows adorned with spindle columns instead of glass.
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In true Khmer style, suites are placed on stilts, preventing water from reaching the rooms when it floods.
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Large pivot shutters at the reception area bring the outdoors in.
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A series of sculpted columns set amidst lush landscaping leads guests to reception.
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The pool blends into the landscape, acting as a retaining wall for the property’s rice fields.
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Bay Phsar is an open pavilion restaurant with timber-frame architecture and rattan furniture.
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Guestrooms are reminiscent of traditional Cambodian houses with a subdued color palette and locally sourced bespoke furniture.
Photography by Alex Teuscher