Awful. I have traveled all around the world and of all the hotels this is the worst one. First of all, there was no hot water in the room. After hours of complaining and arguing the staff came to repair the pipes but they could not repair it. Then I got a different room. No water again. Then I got... more

The room was dusty, Bed Linen dirty, toilet no very clean. TV was not working.I was made to pay for a taxi despite a glowing commentary about the hotel having own shuttle from Airport on its website.Website pics deceptive, actual hotel a far cry from the pics shown.I checked out after one night and moved to Novotel, a 5* in... more

The hotel was rooms were dirty. The toilet was not clean, the towels old and soiled. The room was noisy. Bedding was old and barely intact. From a price perspective paying USD 280 for two nights given the facilities is exorbitant. The breakfast was skimpy, some bread rolls, boiled eggs, cheese wedges with butter and some jam that was it.... more

When I travel for business I have not the same expectations as when I backpack... So I generally forget about charm to look for functionnality first. This Hotel as both! Very nice staff, clean, well located, good wi fi, quiet even if centrally located...but above all, and amazing style, architectural flare, mid-century modern, neo-colonial charm!!! I will go back there... more

I was in Dakar for a week, and started at the Sofitel. After four days I had tired of the pool, and was looking to save some money. This hotel is just around the corner, and was less than 1/2 price with continental breakfast thrown in (CFA5500 versus CFA115000). The location is great - steps from the square a good... more

I was in Dakar for a conference and I was offered to stay in the Sofitel (where the conference took place) or the Croix de Sud. Decided to stay in the second one because it was much cheaper and I always like to "invest" in local hotels rather than in international chains.. I am happy I took this decision. The... more