Nouakchott Hotels & Hostels (8)

Lonely Planet review

They're a friendly bunch here, and although the accommodation is nothing to write home about it's still a popular haunt for frugal overlanders. There's a mixed bag of bare rooms, some with privat…

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Don't expect a whole lotta lovin' when you're checking in or out - just a central location and an airy patio at the back. This old-timer is an OK runner-up if the others are full, although the dé…

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Lonely Planet review

Sure, the well-run Halima doesn't claim the glitz of its top end competitors (Novotel or the Mercure) but for the price it's a good bet in this bracket, with well-organised rooms, good facilities…

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Lonely Planet review

After a much-needed renovation, the Mercure has regained some of its appeal. Think good-sized, well-appointed rooms and bathrooms in good working order but no extravaganza. Extras include a pool.…

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Lonely Planet review

This modernish abode is nothing flash, but it's calm, tidy and well managed. Rooms are spacious and come equipped with the requisite amenities, including satellite TV and air-con. Credit cards ar…

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Lonely Planet review

A godsend for savvy travellers, this maison d'hôtes (B&B) has lots of personality. The rooms are exceedingly neat (some with private bathrooms) and are arranged around a courtyard. Other pluses i…

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Lonely Planet review

The newest kid on the block, this tidy maison d'hôtes (B&B) is run by helpful Olivia, who also owns Auberge Menata. It's housed in an imposing villa located in a tranquil neighbourhood. The seven…

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Lonely Planet review

Feeling posh? Head straight to the Novotel. You can't miss the blinding orange and yellow façade of this four-star monolith on the main drag. Inside it feels pretty slick and the rooms come with …

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