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Djibouti Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Djibouti
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Djibouti including Capital Hotel Djibouti, Auberge le Heron, Red Sea Hotel Apartrment, Le Golfe, Hotel Palmeraie, Hotel Rayan Djibouti, Hotel Horseed, Corto Maltese, Hotel De Djibouti, Imperial Resort And Red Sea Hotel.
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1. Capital Hotel Djibouti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Hotel au centre ville
Reviewed By jean marc BLes chambres sont spacieuses et récentes Pas de chance défaillance du système de télévision. Bon wifi Belle vue. Personnel sympathique. Au centre ville. Bon petit déjeuner. (buffet) Navette pour l'aéroport.
2. Auberge le Heron
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Auberge le Heron is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Djibouti, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. For those interested in checking out Place Menelik (1.6 mi) while visiting Djibouti, Auberge le Heron is a short distance away. Rooms at Auberge le Heron offer air conditioning and a refrigerator providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Room service is one of the conveniences offered at this small hotel. Free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Auberge le Heron, free parking is available. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Mukbassa Central Chez Youssouf, La Mer Rouge, and Saba, which are some seafood restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. Enjoy your stay in Djibouti!
Basic clean rooms
Reviewed By Mitra812We stayed here one night. The room was clean but basic. This hotel is more closer to town and therefore more expensive than their sister hotel- Boulaos. However, the service and the rooms are exact the same.
3. Red Sea Hotel Apartrment
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
The new stylish hotel apartment inDjibouti located two killometers from the airport.
New and Excellent Hotel!
Reviewed By TaniJrThe location was amazing! The staff were friendly & professional. I stayed there 11 days!. The rooms were clean & very specious with excellent free breakfast. I would definitely stay for my next trip.
4. Le Golfe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Good food.
Reviewed By AdventurePhilesWe did not stay at this hotel, but we ate here three times, on the terrace overlooking the water. The manager is wonderful, the staff is great and the food is really good. We are vegetarian and appreciated the salads and the asparagus dish. We pre-ordered the taboule for the final dinner and it was delicious. The only problem was that they added tuna to it, although this was not an ingredient listed on the menu. The also have nice beers and wine, although the beer pricing was a bit high we thought.
5. Hotel Palmeraie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Une halte avant le campement assamo
Reviewed By EmelineF67À la sortie du village. Accueil sympathique. Service rapide. Le repas est bon. Crudités, poulet frites, salades de fruits. Lieu chaleureux, personnel disponible, les enfants sont les bienvenus. C'est une bonne surprise, le long de la route.
6. Hotel Rayan Djibouti
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Rayan Hotel is operational in Djibouti since 2009, Located in a calm neighbourhood near to the beach and 1km away from the downtown.
If you are on a budget and you must.
Reviewed By montash32Rayan Hotel is a hidden but don't mistake it for a hidden gem. Yes, if you are on a budget, and if you weren't already, you probably will be (look into shocking costs for this country), you may well end up staying here. The cafe that is attached to the hotel is decent but the fare is somewhat limited. The rooms are spartan-like in their utilitarian simplicity and the bathrooms look like they ran out of funding halfway through completion. The rooms are equipped with refrigerators and the AC offers sweet relief from the incapacitating summer heat. The wifi is a bit capricious and the staff are friendly, albeit not overly eager to go above and beyond checking you in. If you have many questions you better brush up on your French. Overall, definitely not a memorable stay, but unfortunately the affordable choices for budget and quasi-budget travellers are in short supply.
7. Hotel Horseed
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Cheapest available
Reviewed By havivocaDjibouti is expensive, and this is as budget as it gets. Rooms in budget hotels (under $40) in Djibouti are often fully booked, so try to confirm a reservation if you can. Hotel Horseed is an uninviting-looking property with little space outside the share-bath rooms, but the rooms are AC and sleepable, and the fan will drown out any noise. Canadian manager speaks perfect English, and generously helpful for anything you need to find out, but staff is dour.. Restaurant pricey, but somehow I got a nice plate of spaghetti for an anomalous DF500, which was not on the menu.
8. Corto Maltese
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
Comfortable, nice location, not much for vegetarians.
Reviewed By AdventurePhilesWe spent two nights here. The rooms are small, but there is a wardrobe and there are bedside tables. There is air conditioning and a ceiling fan and a large bathroom. The outside patio deck area is huge and peaceful to sit on just listening to the water and looking at the sea. Unfortunately our bathroom had a leaky pipe from the sink so the floor was flooded by the second evening and the room smelled bad. Also, they have limited vegetarian options so we only had our included breakfast here, which was bread and cheese and confiture. Eggs are extra. We also had our laundry done at a reasonable price.
9. Hotel De Djibouti
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
propret
Reviewed By Ann Jcompte tenu de l'âge de l'hôtel, celui-ci est propret et opérationnel. La baignoire est loin d'être immense mais permet de se détendre un peu. La clim est fonctionnelle et le frigo aussi. Le personnel est poli et le linge propre.
10. Imperial Resort And Red Sea Hotel
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 5 reviews
See why so many travelers make Imperial Resort And Red Sea Hotel their small hotel of choice when visiting Djibouti. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Imperial Resort And Red Sea Hotel offers guests an array of room amenities including air conditioning, a minibar, and a kitchenette, and getting online is possible, as wifi is available. The small hotel offers room service, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features a lounge. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Djibouti crab restaurant such as La Mer Rouge, which is a short distance from Imperial Resort And Red Sea Hotel. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Place Menelik (0.2 mi), which is a popular attraction amongst tourists, and it is within walking distance. At Imperial Resort And Red Sea Hotel, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Djibouti.
If you fear rats, keep off
Reviewed By Alex NThe hotel has an elegant look and hoped the service would be the same but it was disappointing. It seems they have run down the hotel such that for a hotel of its stature, one would expect better. They charge US 110 for bed and breakfast . My first disappointment was that the TV only had Arabic and French channels which means for those of us who know neither language, there was no entertainment. However, I would have coped with that as I had reading materials and sessions to prepare for. The greatest surprise came at a few minutes past midnight when a rat bit my finger and the pain woke me up. How did I know it was a rat, by the excrement on the bed-cover. I went to the reception and was lucky enough to get a room change. My room the following day was no better as a rat ran before I slept and when I requested for a room change, I was told the best thing was to have it trapped as the same may happen even if I were to go to another room. Consequently they placed a glue trap. I slept with the TV on and come morning, the rat was there trapped but alive. What I did was check out that morning and then went to look for a hotel later in the day. I found a hotel that was very clean for just more than half the price. The staff are good . However, the hotel is quickly running down. They need to fumigate the hotel, vacuum it since the staircase and rooms are carpeted, and work on providing all meals so that they can control hygiene. They also need to ensure lighting and water are sufficient since on the second day I had to get water brought in a bucket for me to take a bath. The hotel has the infrastructure but they need to seriously invest in it and manage it well. Considering their charges, they need to give value for money. Failure to do so will send them out of business as one would rather pay more but get better service. Will I go back there? Never.
