Azalai Hotel Dunia

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• KokoBel

  28 agosto 2015
  Standard Double Room

  Azalaï Hotel Dunia is where the Azalaï hotel staff receives their training. It shares the grounds with the more upscale Azalaî Grand Hotel, but is a separate hotel. The hotel provides free transfers to/from the airport. When I requested my airport transfer by mail (info@azalaihotels.com), they replied promptly. I was greeted by a personalized sign, and driven to the hotel in a comfortable Azalaï van. The hotel has no elevator, but the driver carried my luggage to my room. The rooms are rather small. Then again, this is a budget option in expensive Bamako. Even though the hotel had been open less than a year, the bathroom ceiling showed signs of water damage, which is a shame. There's only a single electrical socket by the desk, for both the fridge & the (disconnected) desk lamp, which is rather silly. There are plenty more sockets, accepting European plugs, on both sides of the bed. The bed was comfortable. The AC adequately cooled the room. The free WiFi worked fine. There was plenty of closet space. You need to be careful not to flood the room when you turn on the shower, though. Security at the gate was a nuisance. They kept telling me to use the pedestrian entrance, more suitable for guests of the Grand Hotel. I kept telling them off, and continued using the entrance for cars, which happened to be more convenient. You also need to pass through an X-ray machine every time you enter the hotel annoying, but necessary in security conscious Bamako. Except for security, the staff was very courteous & friendly. There are 2 ATMs in the lobby of the Azalaï Grand Hotel next-door. If you have a late flight, a late check-out (until 8 PM) is offered for half the room rate (=20000 CFA).

  

• Canuckker

  24 octubre 2015
  Great deal for the money

  This is clearly a two-star hotel, but the service is worthy of a higher-class hotel. The room was clean, there was good cable TV, the staff was friendly, and the location can't be beat. Bamako isn't a cheap city, but I stayed here for around US$75 a night and was quite pleased. I walked to Point G, the museum, and several local sites. It was a bit of a walk, but had I stayed somewhere else I would not have been able to do it. There is also a nice pool, though I didn't use it.

  

• xispam

  03 diciembre 2016
  Buen hospedaje!

  Realmente pienso que está a la altura del Azalai Grand Hotel. Las habitaciones son amplias, la limpieza buena, el trato de casi todo el personal amable y bueno. La piscina muy cuidada a diario. Realmente me ha sorprendido mi estancia. Muy recomendable.