Hotels near African Renaissance Monument Dakar

"Had a nightmare taxi journey from airport to Fadidi House, but the staff and Boucar (owner) made me feel at ease. The place has a family vibe and they make sure you’re happy and feeling the positive vibes! Rooftop area is sublime and I slept well in a room that had a private balcony. Breakfast was continental style, I bought some bagels when out so I could make my breakfast a little heavier as I was out on tours and activities everyday 🙈 Thank you again 🙏"

"Spotless stylish rooms and excellent staff. Rooms were clean and comfortable with good AC, and the lobby and rooftop areas were very nice. Staff was very helpful throughout changing currency and hotel transfers. Also I highly recommend staying in Almadies — it’s very convenient to great restaurants, shopping and the Ngor ferry. "

"Very friendly staff and tidy rooms. It was great value! Merci beaucoup !"

"Friendly host "

"Great view from the room up top, if you're not afraid of stairs. Staff is very friendly. Good quality given the price. Would recommend."

"Staff were helpful "

"Perfectly located to explore the north and south of Dakar."

"One of our pillows had mold on them and the towels we were handed to use were visibly dirty. We unfortunately won’t be back. "

"The owner cancelled our reservation the same day and nobody at Expedia advised us. "

"Very clean and comfy, will definitely going to stay here again and recommend the place."

"Always great welcoming and services. Staff very friendly and committed to help. Restaurant is good and available to serve. The suite is very spacieux and bright. Thank you"

"same breakfast menu everyday, no spa at this site available"

"Courteous staff, clean and comfortable premises "

"Very convenient hotel in Point E. Halfway between downtown and the suburbs. Staff is very friendly, I recommend it! "

"The breakfast was excellent, just what I needed."

"J’ai occupé une jolie chambre mais sans fenêtre. La porte d’entrée est vitrée mais elle donne sur une cour intérieure où les gens prennent le petit déjeuner, travaillent à l’ordinateur ou discutent juste en face de cette porte. Ils peuvent voir ce qui se passe dans la chambre. Il faut donc toujours garder les rideaux fermés. C’est donc une chambre complètement borgne. "