Hotels in Cote d'Ivoire

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Hotels in Cote d'Ivoire
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Cote d'Ivoire > Abidjan > Villa Anakao

The rooms of the Villa Anakao are an invitation by their name! 5 bedrooms and 5 ways to welcome in Africa, Akwaba, Tonga Sao Dalal ak diam Karibuni or Bissimillah.  Try any one of them, you won’t regret it.
Well maintained and tastefully decorated, they are livable and comfortable because we attach particular importance to the quality of bedding. All are air-conditioned and each room has a private bathroom. They are also equipped with satellite television and a mini-bar. An office gives the possibility to professionals who stay with us to work peacefully.  An internet connection is also accessible in each room!
It’s for certain that the pool will be your favorite space in the villa. Very ornate, with its palm trees and bougainvillaea, you can relax on deck or swim in 85° F water.  You will forget all your worries!
At the Pool house, you will enjoy exquisite homemade cocktails and have your meals in a delightful setting.
Lying on our deck you can continue to be productive because our internet connection follows you even with your feet in the water!

Generation after generation, warm reception and hospitality are the values my family has strived for and which has influenced my life. It is not
chance that my life path has taken me through Africa the last 7 years... Here, “welcome” is a lifestyle.
Senegal, Madagascar and now Ivory Cost, I have lived in these 3 very different countries and they have the same common point; they know how to welcome the guest so well that the guest doesn’t want to leave!

As the host of Villa Anakao it is with warmth and friendliness that we receive you to make your stay a retreat, a sanctuary of well-being. 5 well decorated and equipped  rooms are waiting for you, a lounge bar, a pool, a pool house and massage room make this place an oasis of relaxation and detachment. Whether you come for holidays or business, this house will accommodate your needs, a wireless Internet connection (Wifi) is available as are catering and laundry services to facilitate your stay.


Owners Name Caroline
Call Time Any Time
Phone No. +225 02695648  
Time Zone   Eastern European
Alternate No. +225 22 43 78 02
Languages   English
 Cote d'Ivoire > Grand Bassam > Etoile du Sud

The Hotel has 2 restaurants - Snack Bar at the Beach - Bar - Pool with Jacoozi with direct acces to the ocean - Boutiques - Meeting and conference hall - security 24 hours a day - small Pool for children - horse riding - Parachuting - Beach sports.

The hotel has many air-conditioned rooms that are attractive, spacious with balconies. The rooms overlooked the pool--and the ocean far in the distance. French language television and a refrigerator are provided in the room along with some nice smelling toiletries.

The hotel is in 3 buildings with 40 rooms and 2 suites

Tel: +225 21302939
Fax: +225 21302920


Cote d'Ivoire > Sassandra > Hotel Le Pollet

We stayed 1 week in this charming place, with an amazing sight on the city, the ocean and the river. The hotel le Pollet is in the heart of the city, the area is full of surprises.
They even have a web site: http://lepollet.jimdo.com/

chile tourism خريطة فرنسا خريطة فرنسا بالعربي  خريطة فرنسا بالفرنسية خريطة فرنسا كاملة

Fun Facts About Cote D' Ivoire! Travel info

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Fun Facts About Cote D' Ivoire! Travel info
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A West Africa country, Cote D’Ivoire is characteristic of an agriculturally rich nation with close to 20 million French speaking people. Cote D’Ivoire borders Liberia, Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana among other nations while to the south is the Atlantic Ocean. Cote D’Ivoire is a great getaway destination although she is widely known for her seasonal political unrest, a factor that keeps international tourists at bay. However, a trip to this nation will be nothing less than thrilling as this country has so much in store, from exquisite natural attractions to her people’s rich culture. Getting into and around Cote D’Ivoire is facilitated by swift air travel as the country is served by major airlines including Air France, British Airways, Egypt air, Air Burkina and Trans Africa Airlines among others. The Abidjan International Airport and the Yamoussoukro International Airport are the country’s two major airports, busy throughout the year. Water and road transport to Cote D’Ivoire is also available and mostly used by neighbouring nations. In the capital Yamoussoukro, there are tonnes of interesting things to explore. A sight seeing tour around will lead you to the Palace and Plantations of the President, the town’s famous lively market as well as the Cathedrale Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix, all of which are some of the most popular with tourists here. The nation’s second largest city Abidjan has much more to offer too including museums with the Info Museum and the National Museums receiving visitors in large numbers throughout the year. If your dream holiday is somewhere at a sandy beach, the Grand-Bassam coastal town of Cote D’Ivoire is your ultimate destination. She provides a nice getaway from the bustles of the city life. At Assouinde, east of the nation’s capital are breathtaking beach resorts that will grant you an unimaginable relaxation. There is much more to indulge in, in Cote D’Ivoire including game safaris in some of the nation’s national parks. The Comoe National Park is the largest and oldest national park lying in the northeast of the country. Here, you will have the opportunity to view lions, hippos, zebras and other animals in their natural habitat. If you are more adventurous, you can go on waterskiing, hike in Man, climb Mount Tonkoui or go fishing in the country’s numerous rivers or at the Atlantic Ocean. In Abidjan, and the nation’s capital Yamoussoukro, you will find all kinds of entertainment from nightclubs, casinos, theatres and bars. The night life here is quite bubbly. Markets are also popular with visitors seeking to get some African regalia that include Ghanian kente cloth, woven cloth, bead necklaces and pottery. You will also get an opportunity to sample Cote D’Ivoire’s cuisine that includes Kedjenou, usually chicken cooked with vegetables and N’voufou, which is prepared from mashed bananas or yam mixed with palm oil. In the cities and towns however, there are diverse cuisines served in restaurants that have specialised in among others Italian, German, Chinese, French, Caribbean and Lebanese cuisines. The country’s national drink is Bangui, which is local palm wine and there are still other conventional drinks and beverages such as tea, coffee and wine. Accommodation around Cote D’Ivoire is in plenty and you have the option of lodges in the national parks or hotels in the cities and towns. The hotels range from 5 star to one star. Depending on your pocket, you can choose from the luxurious, medium or cheap accommodation available. When free from upheavals, Cote D’Ivoire makes a perfect holiday destination with so many marvels in store for her visitors.