Not that luxurious tourist-oriented hotel, but an average, neat place to stay. In comparison with the circumstances I saw in Cameroon, this place is above the average, but with Cameroonian standards. The cleanliness is not the top, the service either, but there is nothing that would make me say: avoid.

It's now run by the government and, as you can imagine, it's not what it used to be 20 years ago. But it's more than ok for Africa, I've been there twice in the past 3 years and the rooms are nice, clean (as far as african standards are concerned, the carpet may be a bit old, some stains, but... More

The hotel haas a beautiful view but the items are rather pricey for not much offered

The best things about the Hotel Mont Febe are the view (perched atop a hill just outside town, it provides a beautiful panorama over the city), the pool (large enough to swim properly in), and the live musicians in the bar (charming guys, and great tunes). Apart from that I am afraid that it displays all the classic characteristics of... More

I stayed there for one night. The impression: Average hotel. Rooms oke. Service: When you ask it friendly it will be oke. Bar: In the late evening closed, ladys with other goals are waiting Breakfast: oke. No mini-bar. Price: Not cheap. For one night: oke

The Hotel Mont Febe is a real dissapointment. It is overpriced and the quality of service from all levels of staff is very poor. The rooms are fairly clean but need to be refurbished. The quality of the meals was also really sub-standard and very expsensive at that! Perhaps the only redeeming feature of this hotel is the fact that... More

I stayed in the Mont Fébé for 3 days in early February 2007. The hotel is labelled as one of Cameroon’s top hotels. It is a far cry from that, however. Once a SOFITEL it is now owned by the government and run accordingly. The hotel has all the usual amenities, yet each of them seems in some state of... More