



In a classic setting that brings nature inside, the restaurant offers all-day dining with a menu of western, Khmer and seasonal local dishes. Breakfast is a buffet of fresh fruit, pastries, breads and cakes, alongside a la carte hot dishes. Drinks can be enjoyed at the terrace bar, which overlooks the pretty gardens. Sustainability and a commitment to the surrounding community are hugely important at Jaya House; the hotel is free of single-use plastics and you'll find bold artwork from the nearby Small Art School on the walls.
There are 36 spacious rooms, all with dark wooden furnishings and inviting pillow-top mattresses. Adorned with bold portraits, the monochromatic theme continues throughout the living areas (the suites enjoy a separate space to recline in) and the bathrooms, which are supplied with bespoke Jaya Organics toiletries. Each room has a balcony or direct pool access, and certain suites boast their own plunge pool. Other amenities include wifi, aircon, an espresso machine, a home-grown tea selection, and a complimentary minibar.
The staggering temples of Angkor will likely be at the top of your list. Just a few minutes away, you can easily arrive in time to catch the sunrise before admiring many of its iconic structures like Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm. You can also take an ox cart ride through the surrounding countryside and join Jaya House's chef at the market to pick out ingredients for a fantastic cooking class. There is also the chance to visit nearby floating villages and enjoy a local lunch.