Inisfree is conveniently located near Riverwalk Mall, I had a huge room that was very comfortable. The internet worked well and the staff was friendly.

Innisfree is a small hotel, without restaurant, the reception and bar closes at 21hh. The breakfast comprises of muesli, yoghurt, eggs of any kind, bacon and tomato. I felt very well taken care at Innisfree, the staff is very friendly and helpful, as guest one feels welcome, almost like member of the "family". There are 3 room categories according to size of the room. Each room got a small kitchen which compensates for the non existance of a restaurant. The location is great, Riverwalk is in walking distance. Book well in advance as the hotel is always full.

I have had to stay at the Innisfree Apartments as a last resort as accommodation in Gaborone is so scarce. The first time, my room had a shower door hanging off it and I luckily took my own pillow. The neighbours were so noisy I had to ask them to be quiet and the smell of curry from the neighbouring room was overpowering.
Breakfast was simple and passable if you could stand listening to the staff talking at the top of their voices.
The next time I found myself stuck for accommodation, I was given a room in the Inisfree Guest house. Shower was great although the panel for the alarm system was just above the shower head and the door of the panel was gaping open for water to splash in so I was terrified of being electrocuted.
The walls are a bright pink and the doors a bright orange. The curtains dont shut (only one net curtain for a double window and some tatty cream curtains. The door to the toilet / shower cant open as the bed is so close.
At least it was newly renovated so fairly clean.
The staff was very friendly but everyday either towels or pillow cases were missing and had to be asked for. The living room is very old and tatty and the maid does the ironing in there so one is not encouraged to use it!!
Cheap and nasty....... back packer level.