5 Boutique Hotels in Dakar

Keep reading for five charming boutique hotels in Dakar as recommended by our insider @morganeeco.

1. Seku Bi

Seku Bi is an intimate boutique hotel owned by an Ethiopian businesswoman ‑ Yodith Eklund the Founder of surf brand ‑ @bantuwax.

Although hidden a few steps from the Independence Square and the city center, the hotel is a haven isolated from the hustle and bustle. You will find the peace and serenity offered by the breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean and its unmissable sunsets. Stay there for their colonial style villas, contemporary African art works or to dine at an onsite restaurant ‑ Il Pappagallo; which we hear serves up some of the best pasta dishes.

Seku Bi

Seku Bi

Seku Bi

Seku Bi

2. Ambre d'Hôte

Ambre d'Hôte is located at Route De Ngor At Route Des Almadies, 5.3 miles from the center of Dakar.

A stay at this hotel places you right in the business district and also within a 15‑minute drive of Ile de Goree Beach and the African Renaissance Statue. Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24‑hour front desk.

3. La Demeure

La Demeure guest house is located in the heart of the Almadies district of Dakar, a 3‑minute walk from the beach.

It offers free Wi‑Fi, a garden with a terrace and a swimming pool. You can also borrow a variety of surfboards and kite‑boarding equipment to hit the beach and shop at the traditional gift store on site.

4. Hotel Le Djoloff

Le Djoloff resembles the colonial style houses in Saint Louis.

Through its sustainable architectural design elements, the Djoloff has chosen to commit to the future in a responsible and innovative manner. Located in Dakar, 3.8 km from Dakar Grand Mosque, this hotel is known for its popular jazz concerts and great food.

Hotel Djoloff

Hotel Djoloff

5. Casa Mara

This charming 13 room guesthouse is owned by a lovely Spanish lady and as you might expect, it serves up amazing Spanish food. Stay at Casa Mara for its warm, inviting atmosphere, beautiful court‑side and pool.

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