Nice hotel near to Angkor area but have many small disadvantiges as for 5 star. Below avarage Le Meridien standard. - to small breakfest area so difficult to fin table and many dishes finished - outside look more like warehouse then hotel - very nice pool but connection from rooms to pool by ugly stairs - I stay in exectuve... more

I was lucky enough to stay in this hotel for 6 nights on free hotel points. Despite the fact that I was a freeloader, I was always treated incredibly graciously. Le Meridien Angkor is wonderfully calm and efficient after a long day out in the jungle-heat. Peppermint oil wafts through the lobby, new agey Khmer music plays in the elevator,... more

We spent 2 nights at this Le Meridien and had a wonderful time. We were picked up right away from the airport and greeted with cold bottled water and refreshing towels. The rooms are well furbished, spacious, food was great. This hotel is located very close to Angkor Wat and other temples. We booked a car for two days with... more

We spent 3 nights at this hotel and loved every mnute. Service is fantastic and the staff incredibly warm, friendly and helpful. Pool is outstanding and a wonderful place to relax after a long day exploring temples. more

I just returned from the Le Meridien Angkor. I can't say enough good things about this hotel. I would recommend going online and getting a cambodian E-visa. This will save you about twenty minutes at the aiport.. I had arranged through the hotel for a pickup from the airport. They were waiting for me with a sign as I exited... more

I just spent four nights there and was very pleased - this is a very nice 4 star tourist hotel. While there, we visited both the Raffles and the Hotel de la Paix and preferred it to both. The Raffles was stuffy and empty - we walked in and they practically begged us to eat at the restaurant. The de... more

We stayed here for 4 nights during our honeymoon in August. The hotel is the closet to the ancient temples of Angkor. It takes around 10 minutes by car or 15-20 by Tuktuk to Angkor Wat. On arrival we were greeted with cool face cloths and refreshing drinks. The check in was quite slow, but eventually we were taken to... more

Wow, what can I say about Le Meridien Angkor. From the minute you drive up to the hotel and see the entrance, to the spectacular lobby and the welcome drink of Ginger, Lemongrass Ice tea, this hotel was fist rate. We booked the hotel using the cash and points option from SPG. I believe we paid 5000pts and $45US a... more

This hotel was possibly the finest hotel I have stayed in and I have been to quite a few hotels. From my opinion you get way more for the price you pay to stay here. In the North America or Europe a hotel like this would cost around $300-$400 a night OR MORE!!! We were pretty much backpacking around South... more