Find hotels near Marché Fass, Dakar from NT$1,039

"Clean room, great staff."

"Excellent!!!!"

"Staff were very nice and friendly. "

"Beautiful property with great service "

"This is the best trip I’ve had this year and I’m already looking forward to coming back. Also, for those who are celiacs, it’s the best. I’ve had zero crossed contamination. 👍"

"This property was amazing. This is my 2nd visit to Senegal from USA but my first stay here. From ow in this will be the only place I stay when I visit. The hotel landscape was beautiful. The pool view and restaurants were amazing."

"Bevause of a delayed plane arrival I needed to get in touch with the hotel to ensure I could access my room after hours. I reached out several times and never received a response. Since this hotel does not tefund the booking fee, they do not care after you booked."

"Staff were helpful "

"This hotel is very clean and friendly staff. The restaurant has an excellent menu and a great spread. I’d recommend this hotel to anyone. "

"Very clean and comfy, will definitely going to stay here again and recommend the place."

"Staff is great and very helpful! Place is quiet clean and beautiful. I give them 5 star and will recommend the place to friends and family"

"They said that 2 women couldn't stay in same room."

"Nice hotel!"

"The place was clean and gorgeous. Staff (guards and cleaners) were great and provided the needed service with a smile and effortless care. The Manager, Mr. Barry, is wonderful. He always reached out to see if anything was needed, but most importantly was instantly available to answer questions. He is easy going, professuonal and respectful. Would recommend the place to anyone for its location andbreatgtaking view. No place is ever perfect and there is always room for improvement. With staff as...

"X difficult to find location. basic."

"Tanto las habitaciones, el comedor, la piscina, la comida y, sobre todo, el personal un gusto."

"High ratings from reviews made me pick this place, but upon arrival at 3 am, I felt like it was a hostel. The bed was tiny, the bedding itchy, and noise began at 6 am, as it’s on a very busy street, with car horns and alarms. I went to the meager breakfast across the street at their somewhat swanky restaurant and was only able to eat fast, as my tour began early. I was about to leave with a banana to go, and was told by 4 waiters, that I could not bring food from breakfast. That was the banana...