Guest Houses in Abidjan

"A beautiful property, well appointed. We enjoyed our stay!"

"Safe place at walking distance to dinning options"

"I highly recommend this hotel. The service, food, cleanliness, and decor were all superb. The hotel felt like an oasis, and it’s a great place to relax. It’s also conveniently located. I’ll be back whenever I’m in Abidjan!"

"Great property with all the amenities and very attentive staff "

"Stay was overall pleasant. The staff is definitely nice to guests. They open the doors for you, when you get back to your hotel from a car, they will open the car door for you… I felt secure the whole time. The room inside was not too bad at all. The standard room is large, the decor was nice, and nice amenities inside like coffee maker, small fridge, and water replenished every day. The restaurant was pretty nice as well. I enjoyed having lunch there or dinner. The food was not excellant...

"Good place to stay quiet place and nice staff over there.they are always available when you need help.The reception girl OLIVIA so kind as a person,respectful.i will recommand this place for anybody"

"Everything was good "

"Service,breakfast was great and the rooms were very clean. there were many small restaurants within walking distance. the neighborhood is mainly retail and commercial. the hotel picked us up at the airport with a call. The only drawback was the lack of English speaking staff."

"The staff were extremely helpful and very nice "

"Great hotel with lovely helpful and friendly staff. Ideally located for my stay in Abidjan."

"Staff friendly, though service extremely slow. Too many seminars make it difficult to find a place to stay for coffee or drink in the reception area. Air conditioning take too long time to adjust when you want to change temperature in the room. "

"Poor security - allowed a man to dragged into hotel foyer and beaten in front of guest having dinner, leaving blood all over the floor. Wi-Fi does not work in the rooms, internet in general extremely slow. Staff are more concerned chatting to each other and on their mobile phones than serving guests"