Guinea
If this hotel were anywhere else on Earth it would have been converted into a luxury heritage hotel. As it is, this 1930s colonial building, which was…
Must-see hotels in Guinea
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Guinea
On a short stretch of private white-sand beach (entry for nonguests GFr15,000) that's swept clean every morning, this gorgeous hotel might well be the…
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Conakry
The brand-new, boat-shaped, Noom Conakry is where the city puts on its most sophisticated face. It's a face that comes with an infinity pool overlooking…
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Guinea
The bungalows, with their woven, patterned roofs and colourful bedspreads, are as pretty as the tropical birds that fill the leafy garden each morning…
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Conakry
This small, central place is turning the Conakry hotel scene on its head. Gone are drowsy overpriced rooms and lacklustre service. In are business smart…
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Conakry
The doily-adorned couches, cute living room and caring owners make this one a five-heart guesthouse, if not a five-star hotel, and as such it seems to…
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Guinea
This Guinean-Welsh run place on the edge of town is the exception to Pita's otherwise grotty offering of hotels. Pretty pink rooms have a pleasingly twee…
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Guinea
Prepare for a very big shock. Impeccable, spacious and tastefully decorated rooms set within individual cabins beside a clean, deep blue swimming pool…
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Guinea
With a wonderfully helpful management who'll go out of their way to please, and quiet, tidy rooms with floral bedsheets, this is as good as it gets in…
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Guinea
It's hard to go wrong with this very friendly and helpful family-run guesthouse which has four spotless rooms and 24-hour electricity thanks to a back-up…
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Guinea
These two huts (with a third under construction) are on the edge of the escarpment close to La Dame de Mali. They are built to mimic traditional thatched…
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Conakry
More affordable than many of the city's top-end hotels, the Riviera Royal has a tropical-garden vibe with rooms in small blocks scattered under the palm…
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Conakry
Once, in a now quite distant past, this was the swankiest hotel in Conakry. Today it's fading rapidly but it still retains a lot of charm and offers good…
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Guinea
Set on an impressively rocky stretch of coastline, this French-run place has large rooms in individual chalets scattered around a big grassy compound. The…
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Conakry
Smart, freshly painted mustard-yellow hotel with African masks on the walls and large, cool and comfortable rooms with impressive bathrooms. For Conakry…
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Guinea
The village campement consists of three separate traditional thatched roof mud huts with two beds in each, mosquito nets, candles for illumination and a…
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Conakry
Essentially the only real budget accommodation in the city that foreigners are likely to be able to stay at. Conakry's Catholic Mission has clean, simple…
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Guinea
This long-standing favourite attracts most of the (minimal) passing tourist and NGO trade. The rooms are dated and dark, but the ones at the rear of the…
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Guinea
Koffi, the English-speaking and ever-laughing owner of the Auberge Seidy II, has created a lovely little guesthouse with clean and well-maintained rooms…
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Guinea
This large place is where all the (many) NGO workers set up base and staff are very used to foreigners. The rooms are spacious and clean but lack much…
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Guinea
This is a great-value place out on the edge of town. The rooms are actually suites that come with living rooms with sofas and armchairs, a large bedroom…
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Guinea
Recently renovated and now one of the better options in town, the Firya has rooms in two classes: Small, dark and dank standard rooms that staff can be…
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Conakry
This is a cheap, comfortable city centre hotel painted in an unmissable lurid yellow. The cheapest rooms, which all face inward, are actually quieter, and…
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Guinea
The Catholic Mission has simple but tidy rooms with mosquito nets and shared toilets. It's a nice, quiet location downhill behind the church at the…
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Guinea
A modern peach-pink block where the rooms come in two classes. The cheaper ones are small, dark and perfectly acceptable for a night or two. Bigger rooms…
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Guinea
This impressive and fairly new place offers good-value rooms that are large and bright, with reliable evening electricity and hot showers. Some of the…
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Guinea
A long-standing budget favourite with four classes of room that get bigger and come with more over-stuffed furnishings the more you pay. Overall though it…
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Conakry
The eye-catching red Hôtel du Golfe offers refreshingly cheap rooms, which are large and well-maintained. It's on a quiet side-street.
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Guinea
Four bright orange rooms on the hilly crest of the island. It's all very simple but has a gentle charm.
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Guinea
Perched on the boulders above a delightful little beach are a handful of simple huts which, if they were almost anywhere else in the world, would be a…
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Guinea
From the outside this guesthouse, which is just back from the market, is a pleasant canary yellow colonial-style villa, but the rooms are grotty in the…
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Conakry
The service is friendly and personable at this small, central hotel, but overall the place is starting to show its age and comes across a little…
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Guinea
There are five rooms at this very basic place, which is a short way from the town centre. There's no electricity, although this is probably for the best…
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Guinea
Set back from a long, brown-tinged beach with safe swimming, this is the most popular day-trip destination on Île de Kassa. It also offers accommodation…
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Guinea
Rooms at the forestry school are really meant for seminar attendees, but evening electricity, morning birdsong, clean and very basic rooms and a whole lot…
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Guinea
A very simple unsigned place on the edge of town. Don't expect luxuries like running water or electricity, but there is access to a kitchen. You normally…
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Guinea
A dilapidated and, by the looks of things, half-closed place on the edge of town. Water comes by the bucket, there's a couple of hours of electricity and…
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Guinea
If you like low prices and mildewed rooms with saggy beds then this place will pass muster. The biggest selling point is the open fire in the dining room …
