Hotels Near RUA A TRAVESSA 4 in Luanda

A fabulous hotel with a very professional management where everything...and great. Staff brings professionalism together with the ability to welcome and sympathy of the African and Angolan people in particular, which is an ideal solution. I would have several names to be highlighted but I will not do so to be unfair to all the others, give the reception staff, to the restaurant, room service and also including sympathy and pretability of the room staff. Food is excellent, varied and abundant, the timetables always adjusted the needs of travel and international flights, even the fifth fair party, sober, pleasant and with quality groups. We had a problem of misunderstanding with the medical company for Covid19 collection and testing, which was quickly and conveniently resolved by the reception.

The ***ager is super nice, humorous and can speak English very well. It is very cost effective and you know the hotel/everything in Luanda is expensive. Enjoy it!

Returned a second time. Was even better, personable, efficient, and a simply a pleasure. Management & staff was very attentive, kind and accommodating. A family atmosphere while remaining business-like and service for the business person. Prices are excellent and you actually receive allot more value for your money as compared to other hotels in Luanda which are over priced. Loved the breakfast too! Nothing negative to say about this hotel, only very positive!

I’ve stayed at the Tropico several times on business trips, typically my stay is between 2-3 weeks so it’s important to choose the right place. Not only is the Tropico conveniently located in the heart of the city but it’s got a chilled vibe. Rooms are spacious and cleaned daily to a high standard, staff are great, friendly and approachable. Breakfast is really good, bar snacks are good, the only criticism is that the menu is very limited, especially if you’re staying for a long period. Definitely worth a stay.

Had to stay at this hotel as i missed my flight and had to bunk somewhere for 1 nite. Chose this hotel as it was close to my office and had some of my colleagues staying as well. In terms of décor this hotel gives one the vibes of the 70's with wide stairs in the Foyer similar to what one might have seen in the Titanic movie. Beautify tiles design along the stairway gives an exotic feel to this hotel. As far as rooms are concerned do not expect luxury as this is a 3 star hotel but has all the amenities to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Solid WIFI, hot water in the bathroom and coffee making facility in the room ticks al my boxes. The restaurant on the first floor serves breakfast lunch and dinner and for a fussy eater like me i found the spread decent enough. There is a Ecuador bar on the first floor as well but i love the one on the roof top. A great place to unwind in the evening over some drinks with expansive views of the marginal and the seaside. Room TV has some international channels that help with some entertainment. Shopping Fortaleza shopping center is just a stones throw away. The only downside being the hotel is surrounded by community and traffic so can be noisy during the night. Overall a quaint hotel with a decent price and all the trappings of basic comforts.

Another business trip to Angola. Was not the right time to be in Angola or for that matter anywhere in Africa due to the new variant of the virus but the trip was very essential and had to travel with all the precautions. I chose to stay at Hotel President although there were other choices. Since i was staying for the first time in this hotel i did not know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. The hotel is old, but all the rooms are renovated, and the bathrooms decked in white marble tiles that give the bathrooms a bright airy look. The hotel itself is located close to Luanda Port and most of the rooms give a sweeping view of the Luanda waterfront called as” Marginal”. Look at the pictures taken from my room. I was fortunate to get a corner room that gave a 180-degree view of the Luanda bay. The room was small, but the size of the room was more than compensated by the large bay windows that made the room look bright and airy. Especially good if one is quarantined in the room for 2 weeks and not allowed to leave the room. I was fortunate to not be in quarantine. The bathroom was nicely renovated with wall to floor white marble tiles with large windows. A welcome respite from the dark dingy bathrooms in some of the hotels that i had stayed. Unfortunately, there was no hot water kettle or coffee making services provided in room and neither was there any iron/ironing board. I have stayed in hotels that did not have ironing board/iron provided but water kettle and coffee was always provided. I have therefore deducted one star. The Eight Floor houses the restaurants and the bar. Restaurants are closed for dinner due to COVID restrictions but open for breakfast. Breakfast spread is good but will be better if they can add more varieties like sliced breads and milk and cereals. Service staff are courteous and speak good English. Room TV has international TV channels available and if you are bored with a little bit of ingenuity can hook up your laptop to watch Netflix. Overall a pleasant stay at a slightly pricey hotel.

Lovely hotel next to the Atlantic ocean. Would highly recommend this creative hotel that feels like one is staying in an art museum! Absolutely lived it! I had the most beautiful view of the ocean from my window. Bed was comfortable. Sunset from the rooftop was breathtakingly beautiful!