Shinta Mani

Shinta Mani Review

When you spend your money here, you help enrich a young Cambodian's life. The resort, in a laid-back, tree-lined neighborhood, is the flagship of the Institute of Hospitality, which trains young Cambodians to work in the hotel and restaurant industry. Not only will you sleep and eat in style here, your money will also help support projects bringing clean water, transportation, and jobs to underprivileged communities. The spacious rooms are all tastefully designed in dark wood with a traditional Khmer tapestry adorning the walls. You can choose between a poolside room and a garden view. The Shinta Mani's two deluxe rooms are modeled in style after those at the Hotel de la Paix, but cost a fraction of the price.