Trouver des hôtels 4 étoiles à Luanda

A bit expensive compared to other places in Africa. But what do you expect in Luanda, the 9th most expensive city in the world. The studio has all the basic necessities including a kitchen and living room. Room 1102 on the 11th floor has excellent views of the city and a dedicated WiFi router just for your room. The buffet is fine but can get a little repetitive but you takeaway from a multitude of restaurants in the area. 2 grocery stores are also within walking distance so all in all a good place - if you can pay USD 200+

Um Hotel fabuloso com uma gestão muito profissional onde tudo…e óptimo. O Staff reúne o profissionalismo com uma capacidade de acolher e simpatia muito típica dos povos africanos e angolanos em particular, o que é uma solução ideal. Teria vários nomes a destacar mas não o vou fazer para não ser injusto com todos os outros, dê-se o pessoal da recepção, até ao restaurante, room service e incluindo ainda a simpatia e prestabilidade do pessoal de arrumo dos quartos. A comida é óptima, variada e abundante, os horários sempre ajustados as necessidades de viajar e dos voos internacionais, Mesmo a festa das 5as feiras, sóbria, agradável e com grupos de qualidade. Tivemos uma questão de mal entendido com empresa médica para colheita e testes de Covid19, que foi rápida e convenientemente resolvida pela recepção. Fantástico

J' ai séjourné là entre mai et juillet 2022 Dans l' ensemble , très bon séjour , j' ai eu la chance d' avoir une suite qui a facilité le séjour à long terme . J' ai été sur un paquet de repas de soirée avec le buffet de soirée chaque soir . Il y a eu une bonne heure heureuse 5h -7 au bar de piscine qui était habituellement occupé avec les expatriates je serai très heureux de retourner à Avalade Big merci au personnel de la porte qui étaient toujours heureux et accueillant chaque jour

I spent 2 nights here. From my arrival, it was disappointing & frustrating. They have two large American Express logo signs at reception, but they don't take AmEx cards. I tried to pay with 2 different visa cards, but their card machine kept failing. They seemed shocked that I didn't have 198k kwanza on me, when they claimed to accept cards for payment. I asked where the nearest ATM was, and they insisted that I needed a taxi to get there. The taxi drove me half way across the city for an ATM, as we drove past multiple ATMs. Once back at the hotel they demanded that I pay an extra 2k kwanza for the taxi, and I refused, and they let it go. Based on other recent reviews, this seems like a common scam the hotel is running where they know their card machine isn't working, and then charge extra for a taxi to get cash. The remainder of the actual check in process was equally bad. They tried to sell me day tours, and to book their chef for dinner (money for them!), but never bothered to provide the wifi password, or breakfast hours. The room itself was huge, but in poor condition. Lots of water damage in the bathroom, the mattress was very old and beat up with nothing but springs left (no padding). The roof top bar that they promote so heavily seems to be completely abandoned. Its filthy up there, with rotting wood, splintered benches, garbage everywhere, and mold growing on the hot tub. The breakfast was fairly basic, and inconsistent from one day to the next. One day there was fresh fruit in a bowl & hard boiled eggs, none the next day (and nothing to replace them). There was bottled drinking water 1 day, the next, one had none. There are water coolers on each floor, but most were empty. The place calls itself an 'art house' but most of the so called art are amateurish murals painted on the walls. The actual art that they claim is for sale is basically just 2 artists, and most of it has been hanging for years (nothing is selling). My room was facing the road, and there was plenty of noise from cars & people 24/7. I was awakened at 6am one day when there was construction noise next door. This might have been a great, unique hotel long ago, but its falling apart with dishonest, incompetent staff today.

Un autre voyage d'affaires en Angola, qui n'était pas le moment de se rendre en Angola ou pour cette affaire partout en Afrique, en raison de la nouvelle variante du virus, mais c'était très essentiel et devait voyager avec toutes les précautions. Le centre de l'hôtel est très bien situé, mais il est très bien situé dans le centre de l'hôtel. L'hôtel est ancien, mais toutes les chambres sont rénovées, et les salles de bains couvertes en tôles de marbre blanches qui donnent aux salles de bains un look lumineux airy. L'hôtel est situé près du port de Luanda et la plupart des chambres donnent une vue sur le bord de l'eau de Luanda appelé ”Marginal”. Regardez les photos prises de ma chambre. J'ai eu la chance d'avoir une chambre à coin qui a donné une vue 180-degree sur la baie de Luanda. La chambre était petite, mais la taille de la chambre était plus que compensée par les grandes fenêtres de la baie qui ont fait la chambre apparaître brillante et airée. La chambre de bain a été rénovée avec des murs à plancher avec des fenêtres de grande taille. Il n'y avait pas de chauffage à chaud ou de café dans la chambre, ni de table de fer/de fer. Les restaurants sont fermés pour le dîner en raison des restrictions de la COVID mais ouverts pour le petit déjeuner. Le petit déjeuner est bon mais il sera mieux si elles peuvent ajouter plus de variétés comme les pains coupés et le lait et les céréales. Le personnel de service est courtois et parle bien anglais. La télévision à chambre dispose de chaînes de télévision internationales et si vous êtes fatigué avec un peu de ingenuité, vous pouvez connecter votre ordinateur portable à L'hôtel est un hôtel très bon marché.

Très bon hôtel à Luanda. Tout le monde est si bienvenu. Merci Esperanca, l'un des récepteurs pour faire mon séjour si spécial! Elle est très agréable et très utile! Tout était parfait, il était propre et calme. Je vous recommande de rester là si vous allez à Luanda !

it was nice