We stayed here for 4 nights with two young children. The hotel did everything possible to ensure that our stay was comfortable, including upgrading us to a suite for all 4 nights and somehow squeezing us in for the last two nights even though they were overbooked. There were a lot of small things as well that the hotel did to make it a great stay. For instance, we were late calling for a cab. So the hotel sent us in their van to the airport free of charge.

Comfy bed - fabulous pillows - wonderful breakfast in a great location. Right next to the night bizarre and within walking distances to many clubs and restaurants. About 5 blocks from old town.

This hotel is conveniently located just steps from the night bazaar. It's a solid four-star hotel - modern, clean, comfortable. Service is mostly very good, with the exception of service at the restaurant and club lounge.

While food was excellent, service was not. The restaurant is tailored for buffet diners. This is fine for breakfast, but at dinner we wanted to order a-la-carte. We were told "no problem" and were seated and given menus. Then we waited... and waited... and waited even more... The place wasn't even busy, but there were no staff around to flag down. All other diners were helping themselves at the buffet. After 15 or 20 minutes without any service, we walked out.

To avoid the crowds at the main restaurant, we decided to use the club lounge for breakfast. There were relatively fewer customers, but service was erratic. The few staff were running around and they were professional, but there weren't enough of them to meet expectations. We stayed there over New Year - the busiest season - and the hotel was sold out. Perhaps that's why they couldn't cope. But that's no excuse for a hotel of Le Meridien's stature.

Everything else was good. If you can avoid using the facilities at meal times, you'll be perfectly happy.

We recently stayed at the Le Meridien Hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand. While it was nowhere near the level of the Le Meridien property in Chiang Rai we also stayed in on this trip, it was a lovely experience.

Very nice room, lovely amenities and a very nice breakfast. It is in an urban setting and a great location for getting around the main tourist sights in downtown Chiang Mai--the Night Market, the city wall and moat and o much more. This city is a must see if you are traveling to Thailand and this hotel makes a great headquarters for your stay.

Very nice amenities, buffet breakfast, restaurant and spa facilities. The pool and gym are also very nice.

It is harder to find the words to describe this Le Meridien property. After staying at their Chiang Rai resort, it was a bit of a let down. It's decor tends more toward to ultra-modern which leaves me kind of cold, but it is a very nice hotel with a great staff.