Town Houses in Ethiopia

"My experience at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel was genuinely outstanding. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel welcome with warm, attentive service that never felt forced. The lobby itself sets the tone—spacious, elegant, and full of natural light. The rooms were spotless, modern, and comfortable, with thoughtful touches that made the stay feel elevated. I especially appreciated the quiet atmosphere and the quality of the bedding; it made it easy to rest after long days. Breakfast was a highlight. The buffet had an impressive range of local and international options, all fresh and beautifully presented. The dining staff managed to be both efficient and friendly, which made mornings feel relaxed rather than rushed. The amenities—including the fitness center, pool, and multiple dining options—were all top-notch. The hotel’s proximity to the airport was also incredibly convenient without sacrificing comfort or atmosphere. Overall, the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. I’d happily stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Addis Ababa, whether for business or leisure."

"Good service "

"Great staff, clean and perfect stay. Would recommend! "

"Convenient, AMAZING staff!! "

"The best value for your money. Absolutely no hotel can beat this place in Addis. This would be a 5 STAR hotel if it was located on the main street. Friendly staff, Great breakfast, super clean rooms, comfortable beds, walking distance to authentic restaurants and cafe's. I have stayed for 5 nights and now I am extending my stay."

"The front desk staff were very helpful as we had early arrival . The busins clad room was very average and work on the floor above all was annoying. The food in restaurant was excellent "

"Convenient "

"Staff were kind and everything was quite comfortable."

"We arrived at 10 a.m., feeling tired. Check-in was at 2 p.m.; however, they kindly allowed us to stay in the room at no additional cost. Thank you, and we will stay there when we return to Ethiopia."