Best Hotels in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

Hotel super but the cleanliness of some rooms is to be reviewed for

This is the worst Hotel I have encountered in my entire life. Where do i even start, from the front desk to the rooms, nothing speaks of class or hotel service. The front desk are not polite very rude and do not have an atom of customer service in them, please stay in the hotel at your own perils. The hotel claims to be a 4 star hotel but in my opinion it is worse it is a disgrace to what 4 star stands for, how can a hotel refuse to change your bed linen but changes it every 2 days, this already tells you that the staff are lazy and speaks poorly of hygiene. Even a 1 star hotel changes the bed linen daily and offers you a new towel. Restaurant is poorly run, the chef thinks he is a master chef, please re train your staff, Breakfast options are so poor you will want to vomit, the food all have no taste, use ingredients like ginger and garlic in your food for taste. A four star hotel that does not even have waffles, scrambled eggs, or sausages and bacon, and no working coffee machine, is a disgrace to a 4 star brand. Please avoid this hotel it will suck the life out of you, and you will see the literal definition of unprofessionalism.

The reception is good but the rest leaves to desire since 14h no wifi water flowing from the hill nobody comes when he is warned it is a little abused it takes care of us at 21h more I had made a special request either saying honour the message was not sent so nothing was done services are no swimming pool iced jaccuzi like this really small suite is not elegant for a suite at the view of the hotel and its price you don't expect this especially for a month honey I was very disappointed the pipeline that makes abominable bouquet the restaurant I ordered a purée it was purée heating without taste the beef brows I asked bleeding it was good but it is harched cooked I don't recommend that Hotel experience very disappointing despite the pleasant staff I think if you want to do too much it doesn't get out and so the hotel service takes a sacred seminar wedding hotel should know if you are a hotel stay a concentrated hotel you on one and only thing that will allow the customer to feel comfortable and listen and especially want to come back I think for a hotel it is essential to act like this you lost 2 customers who wanted to spend a pleasant night We haven't even been massageing to want everything to do at the end you do nothing and you lose money.

I stayed in Novotel from my friends advice. I really appreciated my stay there . It's one of my best moment staying in a hotel. It's a amazing place to spend time with his friends and family. Especially the cheerful welcome from the reception team . Thanks for everything.

This is the hotel with the richest breakfast in the hotel I stayed in during my trip to Africa. The lobby and bar, and the reception room are simple, modern and comfortable. It is comfortable to sit and meet guests at will. There is a big river outside the floor-to-ceiling windows of the room. , I scored full marks overall, of course, the house price is a bit expensive, and it’s a pity that the domestic credit card cannot be used.

I recently spent one month in Abidjan for work and stayed at Tiama. It was a fantastic stay! Comfortable rooms with different sized pillows so you can find the one that is perfect for you. Always had hot water, working AC and the wifi was constant, thank goodness! The buffet breakfast had everything and then some and the masterful piano player added a peaceful vibe as you started the day. Room service was expensive but prompt and the food good. I used the gym regularly. Yes, it's small but it has the basics: a couple treads, bikes, a rower, free weights and mats. I usually had it to myself. The view from the gym was fab. The staff everywhere from the dining room to housekeeping were fantastic. I initially had a room overlooking the pool but found it a bit loud so I moved to a different room. The neighborhood, Plateau, is essentially a business district so pretty dead in the evenings and weekends but there are a few restaurants in the area and a supermarket a few blocks up the road that has everything you might need.

I had to spend a night's stopover in Abidjan and I chose ONOMO for its proximity but the catastrophic customer experience means I won't do it again. The driver who was supposed to pick me up was quietly going about his business in the airport. I had to borrow a phone to call the hotel. They told me to go to the parking lot and that the van is there. On site, I don't see the Driver either. A real hassle. I arrive at reception, I explain my adventures to the front office, they didn't even calculate me. They barely wanted to tell me to stop being smart. A lady with colored dreadlocks almost glared at me with a contemptuous and shocking look. Let's not talk about the bedroom. Luckily I only spent one night there. Next time, even for half a night, I won't come because if you're still working it's thanks to our customers, otherwise you'll be unemployed for a long time. You should bend over backwards for our comfort and well-being. That’s the customer spirit! Apologizing for an inconvenience caused to a customer is the least you can do in the hotel industry.

A stay at Le Wafou places you in the heart of Abidjan, within a 5-minute drive of Robert Champroux Stadium and Sports Palace. This upscale hotel is 3.8 mi (6 km) from Marché de Treichville and 3.9 mi (6.3 km) from Cultural Palace.Treat yourself with massages, body treatments, and facials. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a hair salon.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 46 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and complimentary bottled water, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Although only short, we really enjoyed our stay here. We arrived late on a Thursday night and checked out on the Saturday morning. Staff spoke wonderful English and were very accommodating of all our needs. On the first night I felt terrible as I went back to reception at least four times to ask for different things (a second towel, water etc) (eek!). The room, although small, was very clean and the air-conditioning worked well. Breakfast was selected the night before, based on about three or four different selections: what we’d like and what time we’d like it. Choices were generally an omelette, pastries, or local dishes with meat. We opted for the basic pastries each morning, though no butter or spreads accompanied them. Otherwise, the bread was very fresh! We also had freshly squeezed juices with our breakfast and they were great! Our stay was incredibly quiet and we slept very well on both nights, partly as I don’t think there were many people staying there at the time. The bed was also super comfortable, though perhaps not to everyone’s liking as the mattress was quite hard (which I love). The only real drawback to our stay is just how far away from everything the hotel is (and maybe also the very dim lighting in the room, as others have commented). That being said, it’s a very local area and a great opportunity to explore away from the tourist sites. As we were to depart the Ivory Coast in a few days and needed Covid tests, staff were very generous in printing out documentation for us upon check out (thank you again!). We’d definitely stay again :)

Very lucrative and clean lack of a freezer problem with wifi on the floor