3-Star Hotels in Dakar

The cleanliness is top-notch, and the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. They’re always available to assist, even outside their working hours. A couple of suggestions: it would help to have more visible signage or a pinned location on Google Maps. Also, I’d recommend including the power top-up in the room rate.

Verry Good place

This is the second time staying at this hotel , it’s a good clean place to stay with a certain charm . I think it’s run by a French family. Convenient location and a nice restaurant on the roof for dinners, I highly recommend this place

Breakfast is not like, bread, omelet, 1 each, coffee, drink a cup to check out 3500 West. There is no toothbrush and toothpaste slippers in the room. The spa does not have to buy it outside. The charging plug of the mobile phone is not the same as buying the conversion head; the room is still clean.

Not much to say

The receptionist and the ease of spending in the room were very good. There is no problem with amenities, hair dryers and hot water in the shower. Check-in was late at night, but he was willing to respond. When I went to the 1st floor around 8 o'clock, there was also breakfast. From the cafe to the omelet, it was very delicious. I took the bus to get to Dakar station so I'll leave a note. I got on 49 so I changed to DemDikk at Ouakam and went to Plus. This one is closer to the station. 3, 49, 42, 217, 218 Platform from Almadies https://maps.app.goo.gl/HpJk9xuExVNoPDM16?g_st=ic 3: From Ouakam to Sandaga 49: Almadies ⇔ Liberté 6, Ouakam also passes

The location is not convenient and there are no restaurants nearby. The room design is a bit strange, the shower is open and there is no door. The only thing is that health is quite good.