Niger Hotels & Hostels (9)

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While Hôtel Gaweye's socks fall down and its prices rise, Grand Hôtel continues to provide attentive service, value for money and top-notch rooms that boast satellite TVs and lovely river views. …

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Opened in 2004, Homeland has moderately-sized, spotless rooms with gleaming tile floors, colourful throw rugs, satellite TVs and modern bathrooms. All that it's missing is a riverside location.

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Le Sahel has comfortable and clean rooms, though at this price we'd hope all toilets had seats. The odd numbered rooms have great river views and don't cost a penny more. Renovations were underwa…

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Built next to the Palais du Congrés during the uranium boom, this towering riverside complex was long the jewel of Niamey's hotel industry. While it's still comfortable, the escalating prices, sl…

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Bright rooms, with cool tiled floors and oddly contemporary bathrooms, are found beneath the thatched conical roofs of Rôniers' great traditional cottages. The garden is lovely, the restaurant's …

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Although perfectly set in the heart of town, rooms are on the dark side and some are musty thanks to the old carpeting - check out a few.

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A large section of this place was being gutted by renovations during our visit, so hopefully the shabby rooms with ripe carpets and dog-eared bathrooms will now be a thing of the past. Rooms new …

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Just south of town centre, clean comfy bungalows here host large sunny rooms, with TVs and gargantuan bathrooms. There's a pleasant restaurant and separate bar whose TV is trained to follow Frenc…

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Available only to volunteers and NGO employees.

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