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#76 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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ezz1984 says:
One of the most beautiful hotels I've ever seen... Especially the view from your room, the people and the food. Just perfect.
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#77 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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mfmcp1982 says:
The Hyatt Regency at Sharm el Sheikh is a wonderful hotel - the cool marble lobby is a real escape from the heat of Sharm, and its location - outside the hustle and bustle of the town centre and Naama Bay - makes it a peaceful hotel.
I stayed here at Easter 2002, and really enjoyed the experience...
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#78 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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rachrmn says:
Went to Sharm with a friend in february 2007. travelled with thomas Cook. ( Rachel our Rep was so helpful and friendly.)What an amazing Hotel. The staff couldn't do enough for you, always asking if you were okay or if you needed anything. The room was large with two double beds and a great balcony. ...
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#79 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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vicke says:
Elephant River Guest House is conveniently close to the town without being surrounded by noise and bustle. Situated in a large garden, the Guest House consists of a main house and several garden chalets. We stayed in a chalet with an imposing brass bed draped in mosquito nets.
In keeping with its...
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#80 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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Manu32 says:
The stay at this hotel was agreeable. All rooms were air-conditioned. We had two bed rooms en suite. The rooms were very nice and big. The hotel owns a nice pool and an open-air bar. We enjoyed the time in the pool very much because we had the idea to play cards in there (have a look on the pics). ;...
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#81 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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lynne says:
Cape Town is one of the prettiest place I have ever seen! It sure has the best of both worlds, the ocean and the mountains. Make sure to visit the Cape Point (the scenic route is just magnificent) Cape Peninsula, Bloubergstrand, Hermanus (for whale watching), Stellenbosch Winelands, V & A W...
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#82 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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Legioen says:
I stayed in this Riad in Marrakech in february 2008 with 3 friends. We arrived late at night and were welcomed by the nightguard Bzzzt (That's what his name sounded like). He could speak 3 words of English but made us feel welcome, gave us drinks (mint tea!) and the keys to our rooms. Only a smile a...
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#83 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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margotvdb says:
In Kuntaur, close to Wassu stone circle and Georgetown (Janjanbureh) is a great lodge by the riverside. It is a simple place with a lovely view of the river and the sunset. The staff is nice and they can help you with the trips you would like to make. Nice clean rooms, good food and a relaxed atmosp...
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#84 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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monarch989 says:
I must say, I don't remember what the cost of this place was. Sorry about that one. It was the first place we stayed in Ghana. It was a little bit outside Accra, so it wasn't super convient to get into town, but a quick taxi ride would get you there. Nice if you're wanting to enjoy quieter night...
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#85 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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WorldXplorer says:
Hotel Minen is an old style hotel located in the center of Tsumeb, a quiet and pleasant small mining town in northern Namibia. It is a nice place to stop on the way to Caprivi or to Namutoni Camp in Etosha Game Reserve.
When you arrive at the hotel it’s like going back in time... However the ro...
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#86 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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sid583 says:
The Hyatt Regency claims to be a 5 star hotel but for British standards I would say it was a 3 maybe going onto 4.
From what I gather everyone that stays is on half board so breakfast and dinner is included as a buffet style. The breakfast is extremely good here with everything you could want from...
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#87 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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Natjie says:
We stayed 11 days at Hotel Riu Imperial Marhaba in june.
It was really a great Hotel! Not so cheap, but definately worth it!
The room was huge, a huge bed! 2 extra seats, a balkony, locker etc.
The only thing that could be better was the shower.. It was really small! And the showercurtain, jegh, ...
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#88 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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kimllfixit says:
The Grand Resort is a half board hotel, part of the Red Sea Hotels group. It is a huge complex with 5 pools (one of which is enormous and has a fountain, a river and a bar on an island in the middle), loads of restaurants, plenty of entertainment (including a nightly show and a kids club) and lots ...
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#89 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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IlseMeij says:
People told me I should at least sleep over in a township when travelling in South Africa. Visions of getting lost in Soweto or some other big townships (near Capetown for instance) kept bugging me. Until I found on the internet a township b&b in a small village, Stormsriver in the Tsitsikamma area....
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#90 of 3,518 hotels in Africa
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Sonicthemonster says:
We visited the Shooting Star Lodge on Kiwengwa Beach for a friends wedding and took over the whole resort for a period of 5 days. We had the most amazing experience from start to finish.
The SSL sits at the north end of Kiwengwa Beach, away from the large resorts to the southern end and has 20 or...
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