Best Hotels near Route des peches, Cotonou

Close to the airport, opposite the park is ibis, the same flag The restaurant can be seen in the morning and the room can be seen in the room! But their card swipe machine is not very easy to use, remember to prepare some cash! In addition to the waiter, others basically speak French, need to queue for 100 dollars to hire a good English speaking! Close to a tourist square! There is a car at the airport (also hang ibis) back to the hotel, within 10 minutes!

Higher end prices for Benin, lower end quality for what you pay. Good service overall in spite of language barrier.Air conditioning in room barely got the room cool, no matter what level you turned on fan level. At least once or twice a week, no towels left to shower, and being in Central Africa, with the heat, you would think they would provide ample towels. No, and the quality of them is horrid, and they don’t launder them with enough detergent, so you can smell the stench of the last use though they were laundered. Yet this place has doubled in price since it opened? A soda costs four times what it does at a store. The quality of food is good overall, though their menu lacks variety. They do have a “buffet” almost nightly, but usually costing about $30 which is obscene. Again, simply put, they would like to tout themselves as a four or five star hotel, and make you pay as such, but give you merely 3 star at best rooms, amenities, and ambiance.

The hotel is very cost-effective! Near the Cotenou Airport, the location is very good. There is a big supermarket nearby. The high-quality daily necessities are very rich. The African handicrafts at the supermarket are very good.

The hotel is in work, therefore no swimming pool.No outdoor bar. I still pay the price! I have to change the room because the first one was out on the terrace ... No water pressure in the rooms. Spacious Telecommand room that works once in two N don't go to the hairdresser. Sad and Bordeal salon. Hair cut to see again ... Little dej. You can be added as soon as possible.on can't take time. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable.

I highly recommend that all Africans throughout the diaspora visit Benin Republic for historical purposes. When you plan your trip, you must stay at the Benin Royal Hotel. I will begin with the lovely people who work there. They are so kind and gracious. They make you feel like a special and honored guest. My husband and I visited and were treated like royalty by the front desk staff, the people who serve your food, the chef, the housekeeping staff, and the breakfast team. If you need anything, just ask for it. Remember that you are visiting a very hot climate, so things need frequent repair. Just bring it to the attention of the staff, and someone will ring your bell in moments to attend to the problem. The team wants to make sure you have a wonderful time. In fact, as we were checking out, the management noticed us struggling with our luggage, and dropped everything to help us down the stairs-she was dressed up for a function and he was wearing a suit-but they didn't hesitate! The place is so beautiful that during our week there, they hosted several meetings and conferences, a photo shoot, and a wedding. The location is nicely situated, and you can walk outside and get a taxi or a moped anywhere. The shuttle is complimentary, and so is the delicious, breakfast buffet. The outdoor restaurant has a beautiful view and wonderful, fresh food. The hotel can connect you with a driver-ask for Mr. Abou. Mr. Abou is a safe and effective driver, with a nice car that he keeps clean and has working a/c. Additionally, he is friendly and personable and has deep roots in the region. He knows his way around and knows the best places to see. To sum it up-come to Benin Republic and stay at the Benin Royal Hotel!

Incompetent staff, one of them called my room 7am rudely said someone will be working next door and hung up the phone. They are not trained properly they do not know how to communicate with guests. I was woken up every morning at 7am by so much noise being made by staff. Oh! they double lock the front doors from the inside with keys and iron gate. If a fire starts every one inside will just die. Breafast was horrible everyday my eggs was always cold. My checkout was a nightmare. I was overcharged 40pds on my credit card my bank is now dealing with this. The place as a lot of poetrntial due to the location and cleaininess. The only person who knows what they are doing in the establishment is the cleaner.. It is not a cheap hotel but the service was very poor. Train your staff properly about how to communicate with guests and stop double locking front doors from the inside at night. I plan on staying at ibis hotel my next vist.