Hotels Near 10è Arrondissement in Cotonou

The garden is big and beautiful. The breakfast is great and delicious. The waiters are very friendly. I like the French pronunciation very well. I really want to learn French. This is the first time I have heard such nice words because I speak Chinese.

Great Hotel, staff extremely welcoming. Edward the general manager called me the day of my visit and before my arrival to welcome me and offer free airport airport transport. My room was on the second floor room 206, I had a view of the sea in the distance, a very clean and comfortable room, unless you put the card on your door to say do not disturb your room gets cleaned everyday. The staff in the restaurant were also very polite. Breakfast consists of a variety of help yourself choices and a lady there to cook anything you needed, eggs of any variety, I had fried eggs most days and after a couple of days she already knew what I wanted and delivered with a smile 😊. The main menu is a little limited but I was there for 12 days so can't really complain. The food was always delivered well cooked and very well presented, if I had a criticism it would be to suggest they heat the plates as sometimes, not always piping hot. Room service is great too. The pool area is always kept clean and free towels provided by the pool attendant. My other criticism was that on Friday and Saturday nights there is loud music from one of the bars below, the music seemed louder on my side of the hotel and went on until 4am, my colleague on the other side ( pool side, room 217) heard nothing, they did offer to move me if I wanted which was very nice but only had one more night so didn't change. All in all a great hotel.

Room was clean and spacious. The bar area was nice and the pool looked spectacular. This hotel is very close to the airport. There’s on site dining and an ATM along with two gift shops. The first night their systems would not take credit cards; we had to pay cash only so be prepared. The bathroom situation is not set up for privacy. The shower and sink are open without a door. You can see the sink in the photo and the shower is just beyond it; there’s not even a shower door or curtain. The toilet however does have a door. Luckily I was staying alone but this would definitely not work if you were staying with a friend or two.

I highly recommend that all Africans throughout the diaspora visit Benin Republic for historical purposes. When you plan your trip, you must stay at the Benin Royal Hotel. I will begin with the lovely people who work there. They are so kind and gracious. They make you feel like a special and honored guest. My husband and I visited and were treated like royalty by the front desk staff, the people who serve your food, the chef, the housekeeping staff, and the breakfast team. If you need anything, just ask for it. Remember that you are visiting a very hot climate, so things need frequent repair. Just bring it to the attention of the staff, and someone will ring your bell in moments to attend to the problem. The team wants to make sure you have a wonderful time. In fact, as we were checking out, the management noticed us struggling with our luggage, and dropped everything to help us down the stairs-she was dressed up for a function and he was wearing a suit-but they didn't hesitate! The place is so beautiful that during our week there, they hosted several meetings and conferences, a photo shoot, and a wedding. The location is nicely situated, and you can walk outside and get a taxi or a moped anywhere. The shuttle is complimentary, and so is the delicious, breakfast buffet. The outdoor restaurant has a beautiful view and wonderful, fresh food. The hotel can connect you with a driver-ask for Mr. Abou. Mr. Abou is a safe and effective driver, with a nice car that he keeps clean and has working a/c. Additionally, he is friendly and personable and has deep roots in the region. He knows his way around and knows the best places to see. To sum it up-come to Benin Republic and stay at the Benin Royal Hotel!