If you're going to visit N'Djamena then this hotel is probably the best of those available. The rooms were pretty good (much better than the Novotel) with a decent TV and quiet air-con. As noted below, the food is a little repetitive but this is Chad, a country with a lot of problems, so it pays to lower one's expectations... more

There are only a few hotels worth staying at in N'Djamena and the Meriden is considered to be the best. Keep in mind you're in Chad - it's not a five star hotel, closer to a three star. The food was fine, lots of buffets and BBQ's but a bit repetitive and the rooms neat and clean if a bit... more

At the time of my visit, Chad was one of two countries which the Foreign & Commonwealth Office advised AGAINST travelling to. Safety is therefore pretty important and that's one of the reasons I stayed here. Having said that I found the hotel OK. Room was clean with very good a/c, furnishings were fine, TV had a good choice. For... more

There is not much choice when traveling to the capital city of Chad. IT is pretty much this hotel or the Novotel, which I know nothing about. This hotel is OK at best. My sheets had a couple of holes in them as did the blankets, the floor was littered with small gnats (which were everywhere outside and apparently difficult... more

Stayed here for a few days on my way in and out of Chad. Nice hotel, overpriced, but to be expected since it is only this or the Novotel, and the Meridien is definitely nicer. Rooms are clean and tasteful and the A/C works well. The pool is also very nice and also very quiet, with nice comfortable lounge chairs... more

découverte du second hotel proche de l'aéroport de N'djamena on y mange correctement et la piscine est super mais c'est... more