Le Meridien Siem Reap

Visiting the ancient temples from the 12th century here at Angkor (Siem Reap) is quite an experience. Its hot first of. We're getting toured around a bunch of temples, and its getting progressively hotter as the minutes go by that by 2pm we were just ...

... It is obvious that some people just come to Siem Reap on holiday and as you get nearer to Angkor you start seeing hotels like Le Meridien or Hilton Resort and Spa which is a wierd juxtaposition with the rest of the area! We bought a one day pass into ...

... : Mr. International's Siem Reap Tips: 1. Before entering the country, have a decent amount of US dollars available. Just about all of Siem Reap deals in greenbacks so it is important to have some at your disposal.  2. Invest in a guide when touring ...

Angkor Wat We returned to Saigon for a short stopover before flying to Siem Reap, Cambodia.    Customs was interesting.  I filled out paperwork, got in line, presented my documents.  They were passed to at least 7 officials, I ...

... our room, which we later found was also the custom in Bangkok.  After getting settled at the hotel, we drove through down town Siem Reap (translation of the name:  Siem = Siam or Thailand ; Reap = defeat of).  I suspect that Thais are not ...

... hours of travel (thank you kid behind me for CONSTANTLY kicking my seat on the 10 hour flight from Zurich to Bangkok) I arrived in Siem Reap, Cambodia feeling tired, but not too groggy. Bill and I took a quick look at Angkor Wat, grabbed a two-hour ...

... both glasses of Mango juice as Dee didn’t care for it.  Our last stop of the day was an artisan school in Siem Reap.  Students were busy making artwork, wood carvings and other handicrafts from wood, tin, stone, etc.  We browsed in ...

... currency, but it was mostly useless...in Vietnam they still pretended the Dong matters, here the local currency isn't even used.   Siem Reap is the center of backpacking Westerners as it has easy access to the temples, but also a cool town area were ...

... Apparently Siem Reap, and in fact all of Cambodia, gets into your heart, and many Western people really enjoy their time here. Le Meridien hotel is absolutely gorgeous, with the most amazing pool area, and the biggest beds I have ever seen -- two doubles ...

... night to drink buckets of mixed drinks...The next day was, by far, our longest day of traveling 2. You can take the boys out of Le Meridien, but you can't take Le Meridien out of the boys - ahem Rob, Justin, Ryan - glad we could pry you away from ...

... diseases was passed on to patients without check. 'Too advanced' for Cambodia, according to the WHO experts staying in the $400-per-night Le Meridien hotel. Read more about it here www.beat-richner.ch, and keep it in mind as a good place to donate some ...

... the cool season. The next day we took a day off from seeing ruins and instead relaxed beside the very plush pool of the Le Meridien.  Alas, we could only afford to use their pool and not actually stay at their very shiny 5-star ...

... ruins) & Banteay Srei (small scale, delicate & intricate carvings in pink sandstone). A fabulous lunch at Le Meridien, then back to Angkor Wat again for a closer inspection in the late afternoon. Checked into the Royal Angkor ...

... Day 1 Arrived mid afternoon from Bangkok. Our guide met us at the airport, we went straight to the hotel-the Le Meridien Angkor Siem Reap, dropped our luggage and headed off to Tonle Sap Lake to visit the floating village and watch the sunset... ...

... des heures durant, de parcourir les kilomètres à vélo dans ces petits chemins étroits bordés d'arbres centenaires qui nous offrent le déplacement à l'air frais malgré un mercure atteignant 38 degrés ou de faire un saut dans la piscine du ...

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