Partners & friends of Sala Lodges

Stephen Caffyn, Landscape Architect and Director of Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design based in Singapore, designed the luxuriant gardens at Sala Lodges. The most francophone of Englishmen in the City State, he is without equal in his ability to put nature centre stage. Stephen’s projects include numerous hotels and resorts, as well as parks and nature conservation projects, and most recently a large extension to the famous Botanic Gardens of his adopted city.

www.land-arch.net

Sala Lodges collaborates with Bodia Spa which uses 100% natural products made in Cambodia. The spa in the centre of town is a sanctuary where anxieties, stress and fatigue all disappear. On the list of treatments are various massages carefully carried out by qualified staff as well as pampering treatments from head to toe.

http://www.bodia-spa.com

Bodia Nature’s organic soaps, shower gel and shampoo are available in all the houses at Sala Lodges. The brand was created in 2008 and works in collaboration with non governmental organisations, farmers and local minorities. All Bodia Nature products are 100% natural and represent the reunion of ancestral Khmer savoir-faire with the latest international research. You can now be delivered worldwide to continue to enjoy our bathroom amenities and discover more products.

http://www.bodia-nature.com

Sea green and black are the colours of coffee and expresso cups, plates, small dessert bowls; in fact the majority of the crockery at Sala Lodges was made by Khmer Ceramics Center. Their workshops were established in 2006 with the aim of reviving the traditional Khmer ceramics heritage dating from 802 to 1432.

http://www.khmerceramics.com

Sala Baï is a hotel and restaurant school which trains young Cambodians who come from among the most disadvantaged of the population. Each year one hundred students receive free training in either catering, waiter service, reception duties and housekeeping. This NGO restaurant- school is open to the public at midday and offers varied and exquisite Asian and European menus. Since November 2013, Sala Lodges has welcomed trainees from the school. Indeed several employees at Sala Lodges are former students of Sala Baï.

http://www.salabai.com