“It was a peaceful stay shame about all the mosquitoes”
The stay was peaceful, though mosquitoes managed to get through the nets.
Charles4 settimane fa
Godomè·7.5
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Le Colibri Guesthouse in Cotonou offers recently renovated family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, work desks, and wardrobes. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, outdoor dining area, and patio with lounge furniture. Free Wi‑Fi, a lounge, coffee shop, shared kitchen, room service, and paid shuttle enhance comfort. Located less than 1 km from Fidjrosse Beach and steps from Cadjehoun Airport.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The stay was peaceful, though mosquitoes managed to get through the nets.
Charles·4 settimane fa
The complimentary breakfast was fine, and the male staff were friendly. However, the female staff, who I believe is the boss, was rude to us, and the room was never cleaned nor were the bedsheets changed throughout our stay.
Joy·Un mese fa
Nothing positive; their behavior was bad, they booked a larger size room but offered the smallest rooms, making it impossible for anyone to stay in that kind of room, so I refused to check in. The service and staff behavior were poor, which is why I didn’t stay at that hotel.
B·Un mese fa
The place was calm. The breakfast was repetitive, and the manager was a lot to handle—never seen a host manage fights with a lodger like this apartment!
Mr·Un mese fa
The breakfast was adequate, nothing more, just the minimum. The room is on the second floor, and the boy helped me carry my suitcase. The remote control unit is out of order, the air conditioning doesn’t adjust, it has to be turned on and off with a breaker. It isn’t maintained and smells bad. The bathroom is a narrow hallway with a shower in the middle and the toilet at the back; if you need the toilet after the shower, you get your feet wet—totally inconvenient. The windows lack blackout curtains. The neighborhood is noisy. The glass isn’t sound‑proof, you can hear the planes. The table on the big terrace was dusty, and there was no light. There was no visible panel (on the door, for example) indicating the night bell. My friend had to drum on the door to get the guard to open it late at night because he didn’t see the bell.
Philippe·Un mese fa