This hotel is not quite in the centre of Ouaga but is reasonably located. The rooms are of a reasonable standard. The grounds are not that lush although there are lots of trees. An interesting mix of guests. The restaurant is open air although it does have a roof which seems to work even in the heaviest of the wet... More

2nd stay in this hotel - still as charming and with the nicest staff one can imagine. It might be the only hotel in town with a nice almost-club-atmosphere. Rooms are ok, water for showering is always available and the staff does everything they can to make your stay memorable. Situated in a very quiet street downtown.

We stayed in this hotel after a trip away from Ouagadougou after three nights in Palm Beach Hotel. Palm Beach is a business hotel with WIFI working in rooms whereas Hotel Les Palmiers is a more relaxed environment set in gardens. the rooms are fine not luxurious but very comfortable. The food in the restaurant is good although menu limited.... More

Ouagadougou - or Ouaga to its friends - is the capital of one of the poorest countries on the planet. As such it is not exactly oversupplied with decent hotels but it is not hard to see why this is always one of the first to fill up and why you need to book a long way ahead to be... More

If you like your hotels impersonal and uniform, then you shouldn't come here but if you want something which shows you're in Africa but with touches of the familiar then this is the place for you. West Africa can be hard work so to find somewhere with decent European style food, showers that work and staff with the concept of... More

With clean rooms, an OK kitchen and very very pleasant pool & gardens Hotel les Palmiers is a great place to relax and unwind, especially if you've had a few days of hard travel beforehand. It is very close to the centre of town, which is great for the limited site seeing opportunities there are available in Ouga, and the... More

The design is refreshingly pleasant. The staff is young and energetic. The owner is hands-on and knows what's what. It struck me as a contented family of employees in a charming setting. The restaurant serves the best food I found in Ouagadougou. It is the best choice overall.

After staying at the Laico on my previous trip to Ouaga, I would rather recommend this hotel. The Laico is completely disconnected from Africa, whereas les Palmiers is much more relevant to the local situation. The hotel is no frills, but the basics are great. Nice ambience in the garden. The 2 rooms I stayed in (I had to change... More

Here you pay for everything. Laundry service is an extorsion, menus are very pricey and some rooms are not so good. It is a pleasant place in a quiet street of Ouaga, but I found it very expensive and you can get more for your money in other places. Nice pool and nice staff (some of them can speak English)... More