“Un momento di pace tra boschi risaie della Casamance”
Very welcoming, traditional, magical, and the food was delicious.
CarolinaHá 2 meses
Só um momento…
Ziguinchor·8.7
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Campement Adia Fougnesse chez Pape Badiane in Koubalan offers spacious rooms with private bathrooms, garden views, and modern amenities such as tea and coffee makers, refrigerators, and dining areas. Guests enjoy a garden, terrace, restaurant, bar, coffee shop, and outdoor seating, plus free on‑site parking. The 24‑hour front desk, concierge, express check‑in/out, tour desk, and full‑day security enhance convenience.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
Very welcoming, traditional, magical, and the food was delicious.
Carolina·Há 2 meses
The owner was very attentive and friendly. We had some trouble with mobile data before arriving and were worried about getting lost as the sun was setting. Luckily, the owner and his friend were looking out for us and found us just in time when we were asking around the village for the campsite. Overall, the experience was completely positive, though the breakfast included in the price had limited options.
Giouli·Há 6 meses
The spot in the city centre was great. However, the breakfast on the terrace was freezing cold.
Catherine·Há 7 meses
We had no positives. We trusted the completely wrong 9.3 rating on Booking. We booked four rooms and asked for breakfast upon arrival, but none was prepared and only three rooms were ready. The fourth was taken by the guard, so we had to split up in Ziguinchor to find a restaurant and another place to stay that night.
Catherine·Há 7 meses
Overall, it was a decent stay. I loved the village vibe, everyone was super welcoming, and walking around after dark felt safe, which is a big plus. The camp had adorable dogs and the huts were comfortable. They really tried to communicate with my non‑French speaking self. If you’re after an authentic experience, you’ve found it. The food was a bit basic, even by Senegalese standards, but it’s an African village after all.
Markus·Há 7 meses