Bujumbura Hotels & Hostels (8)

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One of the newer hotels in town, the Amahoro has rapidly established a name for itself as a comfortable, centrally located place to stay with a good range of amenities. More expensive rooms inclu…

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Bujumbura's very own boutique hotel, the Botanika is a charming retreat from the rigours of life in Burundi. There are only seven rooms and all come equipped with satellite TV, minibar and beauti…

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Once the cheapest place in the city centre, the new US dollar rates make it less alluring than it was. Still, there is a good selection of rooms, all with their own bathroom. Bigger rooms include…

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This rambling old colonial-era building, set amid verdant grounds, has the cheapest rooms in town, as it is one of the few places still charging in local currency rather than US dollars. Rooms ha…

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A colonial building with character near the shores of Lake Tanganyika, Safari Gate is an option for those with a vehicle. It's not far out of town, but locals say the surrounding area can be unsa…

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The only international chain hotel in town, the Novotel has all the four-star facilities you would expect from this sort of place. The only problem is that said facilities haven't been upgraded f…

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Under the same ownership as the popular Saga Beach complex on Lake Tanganyika, this is the most atmospheric of the cheaper hotels. The friendly owners extend a warm welcome to all guests and the …

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One of the best budget deals, with large, clean rooms, including TV, fridge and hot water.

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