Leopold Sedar Senghor Intl. Airport Hotels in Dakar, Senegal

"Very nice new hotel with super friendly and attentive staff and a nice mixed guest crowd. The roof top restaurant is good and has a nice breezy terrace. The gym is new but small and seems to be shared with nearby residents. The breakfast buffet is fine and with many options but perhaps where a few improvements could be made. Overall a great stay in a nice neighborhood."

"This property was amazing. This is my 2nd visit to Senegal from USA but my first stay here. From ow in this will be the only place I stay when I visit. The hotel landscape was beautiful. The pool view and restaurants were amazing."

"Good value .. how about providing safes for valuables.."

"Very boutique style hotel in middle of city . Freindly staff and mr Christopher was very helpful for our event"

"The staff was perfect The are friendly "

"Had a nightmare taxi journey from airport to Fadidi House, but the staff and Boucar (owner) made me feel at ease. The place has a family vibe and they make sure you’re happy and feeling the positive vibes! Rooftop area is sublime and I slept well in a room that had a private balcony. Breakfast was continental style, I bought some bagels when out so I could make my breakfast a little heavier as I was out on tours and activities everyday 🙈 Thank you again 🙏"

"Wonderful place"

"Very Old hotel"

"The highlight of this hotel are the staff who was excellent, especially May and Debo. They helped me with bus tickets, recommendations on beaches and even how much to pay for a shirt. They also helped with laundry and were very responsive to any questions. The hotel was clean and comfortable, everything in my room worked well. The immediate area is a bit of a construction zone but there is everything you need nearby - a shop, a great brunch restaurant / patisserie (Melo's) and a pharmacy. The African monument is a 10 minute walk and visible from outside the hotel. Another 10 minute walk and you are near a good gym (Jobad), burger joint showing football (Esamai) and more shops as well as lots of buses and taxis (or just use Yango which is very reliable). There is a small beach nearby but is mostly blocked by a construction site but you can still sunbath and there is a small bar. Otherwise I recommend to walk or get a taxi to Ngor in the north or Point des Almadies beach."