The hotel is located on a main road opposite one of the United Nations buildings in Dakar. The hotel has two blocks, separated by an unrelated Moroccan restaurant. I stayed in the new block. The room was clean but the shower had no curtain, so water tended to splash everywhere. The chair and desk do not allow space for legs.... More

I stayed one night here (and was charged for 2 because of a 6 am check in). When I arrived, I immediately began researching other options because I knew it wasn't going to work for a 2 week stay for business. The first problem was that the restaurant was closed for the duration of Ramadan, and for a week before... More

Note that the review below was NOT for this hotel. I told the taxi to take me to the "former Club Med", and he took me to the HOTEL des Almadies. That is a large place on the ocean as described in the review below. We then found the LODGE des Almadies, and it is a dumpy building right on... More

Some kilometres out of Dakar this nice hotel is situated just at the Atlantic Ocean at the "westend" of the African continent. It is a former "Club Mediterranee". Rooms are spread over several very wide wings with only two floors which might lead to longer distances between your room and the lobby, the restaurant or the business centre. On the... More

I haven't stayed in this hotel but inspired by a comment on some website, went to try its famous French food. It is probably the best restaurant I've been to so far. The menu is unique, food is absolutely delicious and the service impeccable. I could eat there till the rest of my life.

This hotel is a little bit outside Dakar in Almadies, close to the Mèridien, where our conference was held. Inside the hotel there is an excellent French restaurant, which is worth a visit. The swimming pool was nothing exciting. The rooms were ok, with aircon and wifi. Service was also alright. All in all a good choice, if attending an... More