Le Méridien Noumea Resort & Spa

Quiet, but enjoyable stay. Breakfast was ordinary.

Personnel très pro et accueillant, la salle de bain est très bien agencée, très bon séjour

Petit soucis électrique quand nous sommes rentrés dans notre chambre régler en une 20 aines de minutes grâce au personnel réactif.

海が見えるスイートに4泊しました 。最終日は日付をまたいで午前1時のエアーだったためレイトチェクアウトしました。料金は1泊の8割でした。 無料の朝食はどれも美味しく、フルーツがたくさんありました。 掃除はしっかりやってくれましたが、タオルの補充がいい加減でした。 街の中心からは少し離れています。 トータルではとても良いホテルでした。

主人の70歳の誕生日を楽しく過ごさせて頂きました🎶 夕食ではレストランでスタッフの方にも祝って頂きありがとうございました😊

My wife and I recently returned home on 5th October 2025 from an 8-night stay at the Le Meridien Resort & Spa Hotel in Noumea, New Caledonia and I wanted to share our feedback. We are no strangers to New Caledonia having visited the country on numerous occasions since 2007, and having stayed numerous times at this particular Hotel with the previous stay being in 2020. So we had a fairly recent memory of what to expect especially since, on our last visit the hotel had undergone a major renovation. I booked early in 2025 through my Marriott Bonvoy App which was still advertising it as being the premier 5-Star Hotel in Noumea. I knew that New Caledonia itself was just recovering after the most recent domestic troubles, extensive beach closures and of course the COVID pandemic and this was our way also of bringing something back. We arrived at our hotel around 1:30 – 2pm on a Saturday in a rental-car and upon driving up the entrance I did notice something was different. The central fountain wasn’t running and no sign of life or any other vehicles. Pulled up to the entrance and no porter or anybody else and the central automatic rotating door was non-functional with a sign saying sorry it’s Broken but working hard to get it fixed ASAP! Wheeled our bags through one of side-doors into the cavernous but eerily quiet entrance lobby then over to reception where two staff were behind the counter. Check-in was fine but we were told our room wasn’t ready and we’d have to wait, never happened before but OK the porter was kind enough to grab a trolley and take our bags. We walked through the hotel to the Le Faré restaurant by the beach where we waited and shared a lovely Croque Monsieur and drinks. Later, we picked up our keys and headed to our room which was clean but missing those 5-star items like slippers, robes, coffee machine etc which we had before. Upon asking reception about robes for the room we were told that they’re not supplied – but magically about and hour later two robes appeared at our door! I want to keep this a sort as possible but this what we found: • The Latitude 22º bar is CLOSED. • The Le Sextant restaurant is CLOSED. • The premier Le Hippocampe restaurant is CLOSED (the Head Chef started his own restaurant called Elysium at the other end of Anse Vata which was wonderful). • Room-Service for in-room dining is CLOSED. • The ONLY dining is at Le Faré during the day and then only a dramatically REDUCED menu selection at night. • Disposable bottles of water are in the room, but are not replenished at all. You have to take them yourself to re-fill from temporary bottled water drinking-fountains around the floors. • There is minimal staff by the pool (1), and Le Faré while at one time we had NO pool towels as they were all being washed even though the Hotel must have been at like 20% occupancy or less. • Unlike previously, there are NO complimentary water-sport activities at all, with the existing facility