Hotels Near La cour des grands" maquis plage" in Jacqueville

Although only short, we really enjoyed our stay here. We arrived late on a Thursday night and checked out on the Saturday morning. Staff spoke wonderful English and were very accommodating of all our needs. On the first night I felt terrible as I went back to reception at least four times to ask for different things (a second towel, water etc) (eek!). The room, although small, was very clean and the air-conditioning worked well. Breakfast was selected the night before, based on about three or four different selections: what we’d like and what time we’d like it. Choices were generally an omelette, pastries, or local dishes with meat. We opted for the basic pastries each morning, though no butter or spreads accompanied them. Otherwise, the bread was very fresh! We also had freshly squeezed juices with our breakfast and they were great! Our stay was incredibly quiet and we slept very well on both nights, partly as I don’t think there were many people staying there at the time. The bed was also super comfortable, though perhaps not to everyone’s liking as the mattress was quite hard (which I love). The only real drawback to our stay is just how far away from everything the hotel is (and maybe also the very dim lighting in the room, as others have commented). That being said, it’s a very local area and a great opportunity to explore away from the tourist sites. As we were to depart the Ivory Coast in a few days and needed Covid tests, staff were very generous in printing out documentation for us upon check out (thank you again!). We’d definitely stay again :)

nice hotel, good services, in the centre of plateau (town), I was surprised that there was no pool. The room and hotel services is good. However the glasses for beers should change, beers are served in not beer friendly glasses. overall the experience at the hotel was good

Movenpick Abidjan opened it's doors late December 2020; maybe not the most ideal moment for such an investment, but with quality service one definitely will get customers. As an early Valentine's surprise we went a night out in our own home town for the very first time. To be short : It was the perfect choice. Located in the heart of the Plateau area, business travelers might choose the hotel for convenience. The huge and secure parking garage (no charge) is a big plus in an area where you can need an hour to find a spot.. The Executive room on the 7th and top floor was of decent size, bedding perfect, amenities (including nespresso machine) good. TV was not working, we didn't bother, but honestly forgot to report it to reception next day (Room 720 Mr. manager in case you read this ;-) ). Not having a printed guide in the room, as the TV and App were not working, was problematic.. Check in at 14h took a bit of time, but went smooth in general. We started of with a drink on the outside terrace. Good seating but prices were overdone (3000 XOF for an espresso and 16000 XOF for a glass of wine are just way beyond Abidjan 5*price level). Movenpick should reconsider this, otherwise they will have thirsty guests, and these don't stay for a drink, but will find it in the area immediatly around the hotel. We then joined the Executive Lounge for Happy Hour.. The staff, service, drinks and food made us really smile again. We had to temper their enthousiasm as we planned to go out for dinner later that evening. Breakfast in the Executive lounge was just great, although some of the choices were not available. Check-out at noon was fast. All-in-all, a very pleasant stay, thanks to the friendly and helpful staff and nice decor. Go and check it out yourself! It is worth it!