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Discover the best hotels in Bioko Island including Sofitel Malabo Sipopo Le Golf, Ibis Malabo, Sofitel Malabo, Magno Suites, Hotel Anda China Malabo.
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1. Sofitel Malabo Sipopo Le Golf
Overall Ratings
5 based on 538 reviews
HORRORS OF SOFITEL SIPOPO
Reviewed By RickyRoosterrAm writing with a heavy heart of a young mother. A work plus family trip with our baby turned into a nightmare. Do not know where to start. This hotel needs to pull up its socks, only yada yada yada talk, all talk and no work. We gave in our laundry and the laundry woman was so spiteful for local people here, she forced herself in our room and tried to hold our baby multiple times, not a great idea, without our consent. The laundry comes back with a disgusting smell like of dead animals, like they have been dried with some dead rats or somethings. We handwashed everything after work n baby slept off in the bathing tub. The breakfast was what made us land on the hospital with the baby. Absolutely disgusted by the old, stinking, rotten, stale items in breakfast. Flies and roaches all over bakery items, flies all over fruits, expired yogurts. Dishes smelling same of dead rotten animals. There were some people there who looked regulars but after speaking to couple they said they had no choice. Dirty plates, that stink of rotten and stale meat, unhygienic food, staff that had skin allergies on hands and palms and still serving food was what landed me and my baby in hospital. Its more than 5 weeks but we haven't recovered from the infections and trauma. I had given a staff my bubbs milk bottle to get warm water but since I did not receive it after 20 minutes I went to the kitchen. Oh Horrors!! The Sofitel kitchen was a horror, it stank like a morgue, where dead meat has been stinking for decades. The staff were so disinterested in us right on the second day when we just used their restaurant but brought in all our food. It's so disgraceful that Sofitel Island hotel is such a dirty unhygienic place. I urge everyone here to do their blood work done after eating or drinking in this hotel. Zero standards of hygiene and I highly doubt they are compliant with any health and hygiene protocol. We wanted to see the General Manager but were told he is unavailable, the front desk lady was too rude and called herself the manager,Olanda. We had a failed trip with our baby and I landing up in the hospital and rude staff. Never ever ever going back to Sofitel again and shall make sure to tell our organisation about this to either cut the contract with them for depyta officers or officially raise a complain with Accor group. Mothers with babies and kids, and also people in general please be safe and keep getting your blood work done after you visit this horror of a hotel.
2. Ibis Malabo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 121 reviews
Finding an ideal hotel in Malabo does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Ibis Malabo, a nice option for travelers like you. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Ibis Malabo offer air conditioning. Guests of Ibis Malabo are also welcome to enjoy a pool and an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. Given the close proximity to Catedral de Santa Isabel (2.4 mi), guests of Ibis Malabo can easily experience one of Malabo's most popular landmarks. While staying in Malabo, you can check out a popular Mediterranean restaurant like Delice De France, which is serving up some great dishes. Ibis Malabo puts the best of Malabo at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Good midrange hotel; only female guest; couldn't organize an airport pickup
Reviewed By ElizabethJKI stayed here twice during my visit to Equatorial Guinea. The hotel is located in the new part of Malabo between the airport and the central city. If you want to see the tourist sights in central Malabo, you need transport to get there. I was in Rooms 102 and 228, which were identical, and the same as the room I had later when I stayed in the ibis in Bata. Each had a big bed, TV, a big desk with a chair, small sofa built into the wall, closet, in-room safe, fridge, AC and full-length mirror. The bathroom has a shower but no bath. The hair dryer was slow, so I used my own. I found the liquid soap dispensers at the sink and in the shower a bit fiddly at first. The Wi-Fi here is very bad indeed, so you need a lot of patience to do anything more complicated than sending or receiving text-only messages. The staff told me that Internet quality is a problem all over town. The restaurant was decent, but not outstanding. I ate outside, as there are plenty of tables and chairs outside, which seemed to be the preferred seating option for everyone else too. (There’s indoor seating if you want that instead.) But apply your bug repellant, as there are mosquitoes. Incidentally, I didn’t notice any other female guests staying at the hotel, so it seemed to be a business crowd rather than a tourist crowd – which is hardly surprising given the small number of tourists in Equatorial Guinea. Trying to organize an airport pickup was ridiculous and has resulted in my rating this hotel with three stars instead of four. I am a woman and was traveling by myself. The travel information issued by my country’s government warned about using random taxis, as there have been knifepoint robberies, particularly of women. So I thought it best to organize an airport transfer instead of finding a taxi at the airport. I had considerable back and forth with the hotel over this, in which they kept telling me to just get a taxi at the airport, even though I explained that I was a woman traveling by myself and didn’t wish to do so for security reasons. Finally they said the driver they usually use was on vacation. I ended up getting a ride with someone I met on the plane who was going in the direction of the hotel. But, really, I am flabbergasted that an ibis couldn’t have arranged an airport transfer, especially for a woman expressing security concerns. It wasn’t a hard thing to do – even if the usual driver wasn’t available – and there was no excuse for that shabby service.
3. Sofitel Malabo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Smooth, subtle, urbane… Sofitel Malabo President Palaceemanates a sense of tranquility that seems to be gleanedfrom the cloisters once framed by its walls. Breezypass ageways and a courtyard garden, but also the latesttechnology and superlative responsiveness to your everyneed. Work, relax, and relish the international atmosphere ingrowing capital of Equatorial Guinea
Nice stay and a go to location, many rooms, large screen TV to watch football matches pleasant walk around the compound
Reviewed By Benjamin GAttentive staff, enjoyed the cuisine, good wine selection, nice and calm beach, walkway to a small island. spacious rooms, spacious bathroom, spacious lobby, lots of wildlife birds and colorful small to medium size lizards and geckos, golf course
4. Magno Suites
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
We accept VISA & MasterCard. Mango Suites is an elegant and inconspicuous exclusive Boutique Hotel located in the quiet residential neighborhood of Paraiso in the Capital city of Equatorial Guinea, Malabo. The location is ideal, as Paraiso is close to the airport, the old town center and the brand new business district Malabo II. The hotel combines design, comfort, quality and personalized service in order to provide our guests with the best possible service. The daring simple and modern interior design is extraordinary making Mango Suites a unique hotel in Malabo. Project created by The Alberto Mustelier Studio for Mango Suites, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.
Good place for travellers
Reviewed By madamjackieThis feels like a good place with services travellers want, although they are surprised if you’re a genuine tourist and not on business! Nice room if rather small and quite warm even with aircon. Small bathroom with minimal toiletries but has a hairdryer. Mineral water and safe, and TV with international channels. Very nice little cafe and good restaurant with an open kitchen so you can view your very good food being prepared. Shuttle to the airport. Overall pretty good.
5. Hotel Anda China Malabo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
See why so many travelers make Hotel Anda China Malabo their hotel of choice when visiting Malabo. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Hotel Anda China Malabo features a 24 hour front desk, room service, and a concierge. In addition, as a valued Hotel Anda China Malabo guest, you can enjoy a pool and an on-site restaurant that are available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to street parking. While staying at Hotel Anda China Malabo, visitors can check out Catedral de Santa Isabel (2.0 mi), which is a popular Malabo attraction. While you’re here, be sure to check out Delice De France, one of the Mediterranean restaurants that can be found in Malabo, which is a short distance from Hotel Anda China Malabo. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Anda China Malabo as you experience all of the things Malabo has to offer.
Very good place to stay in Malabo
Reviewed By engfajardoGot the chance to stay here for a week. These are my personal views. Others may have different experience. Restaurant is very good. For africa, their food quality and selection is very good. Gym is enormous with impressive equipments. Room and amenities are on par with the best in their class. Service is surprisingly well. Cant use pool if unvaccinated so I was told. It looks very inviting. Overall, Anda impressed me.
