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"Comfortable stay"

"This is a beautiful authentic property. On my first visit I was given a lovely bright room. The rooftop cafe-restaurant is blissful. I love the unique architecture and design and art. Staff is OK but not Thai or Japan standard (must be honest). The location is not walkable, but Dakar is not the most walkable place outside a few blocks in the Plateau. The small restaurant produces excellent food, which was a nice surprise. I've stayed at four different hotels in Dakar just on this visit and this is outstanding and memorable."

"Disponibilité, professionalisme. Serviabilité."

"This property was amazing. This is my 2nd visit to Senegal from USA but my first stay here. From ow in this will be the only place I stay when I visit. The hotel landscape was beautiful. The pool view and restaurants were amazing."

"A lovely hotel right in the heart of Dakar. The front desk clerk lady with glasses was especially helpful and made the stay even better."

"The hotel was great however the shower did not have doors so the water would go everywhere in the bathroom. I think this is why it smells like mold. Other than that, the rooms were fantastic, the staff were so very friendly and kind. I had a great stay at this hotel. I went with my mother and as two women, we felt very safe. The pool was perfect as well."

"This is the best trip I’ve had this year and I’m already looking forward to coming back. Also, for those who are celiacs, it’s the best. I’ve had zero crossed contamination. 👍"

"Love it! Just do it. The only place j samrag when I visit Senegal!"

"High ratings from reviews made me pick this place, but upon arrival at 3 am, I felt like it was a hostel. The bed was tiny, the bedding itchy, and noise began at 6 am, as it’s on a very busy street, with car horns and alarms. I went to the meager breakfast across the street at their somewhat swanky restaurant and was only able to eat fast, as my tour began early. I was about to leave with a banana to go, and was told by 4 waiters, that I could not bring food from breakfast. That was the banana that broke my back and even after he agreed to give me a bigger room and bed, I jumped ship and went to a much nicer hotel by the sea. Dakar is a zoo of traffic and noise, and if you seek some comfort as a 65 year old like me, this was not the place. Perhaps, I’m a princess, but for $100 more a night, the difference was huge! "