Yaounde Hotels & Hostels (11)

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Yaoundé's newest four-star offering, the Djeuga Palace is well-located and steals some thunder from the international chains in town. Rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated, with good views,…

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This centrally located hotel is an old traveller's favourite. Helpful staff complement clean and generously sized rooms, most with balconies. La Terrasse bar next door is a handy late night stagg…

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Favoured by overlanders, this no-frills guesthouse is tucked behind the water towers looming over Nlongkak. Rooms and (communal) facilities are simple but clean, and the grounds have enough trees…

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A modern hotel in a quiet and secluded location. The cheaper rooms feel a bit pinched for the price, but the more expensive rooms are big enough to get lost in. Most have balconies, and those at …

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Just off the main road, this place has soft beds in very comfortable rooms, some with good views over the city. The management could be more efficient; room service makes up for the lack of resta…

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High on the slopes of Mont Fébé, this hotel has commanding views over Yaoundé. It's a cool getaway from the frenetic city, with well-turned out rooms (many with balcony), bar and a restaurant wit…

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In a lively area with a thronging market street outside, this hotel seems to define the word threadbare - check for missing tiles and broken air-con. It's a shame, as rooms are otherwise large an…

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Tucked behind a six-storey building on lively Rond Point Nlongkak. Some rooms are a bit dark, but balconies make up for this, and the hotel is a well-located budget option, particularly if you're…

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One of the cheaper options in Bastos, this hotel tries to straddle the budget/midrange divide but doesn't quite succeed in being either. Rooms are a bit dark and dreary, and all have seen better …

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A clean, if slightly clinical, option. Small rooms here are good value and the suites well-appointed with fridge and squashy sofas. Security shouldn't be a problem - even the windows have bars.

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Better maintained than the Palmier, this is a low-slung place with a terrace bar out the front. Rooms are fine, but could do with a dust. Single female travellers might not feel comfortable here …

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