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There are classic rooms, executive rooms, junior suites, classic suites, and executive suites available. All the rooms include air-conditioning, comfy king beds, flat screen televisions, mini bar, in-room safe, work desk, bottled water daily, bathrobe, speakers in the bathroom, Wi-Fi, hair dryer, and complementary tea and coffee in the morning. There is even a fruit basket available upon request. The executive rooms are located on the exclusive executive floor and have access to the executive lounge where guests can enjoy soft music, watch television, and conduct private meetings over a drink and canapés. The suites enjoy the added touches of marble bathrooms, a separate sitting area, and a balcony.
The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Addis Ababa, a city founded in the 19 C. by Emperor Menelik II. A modern city, it serves dual purposes as being both the capital city of the African Union and fourth largest city in Africa as well as being a gateway to the ancient and almost mythical past of Ethiopia. Situated in the foothills of the Entoto Mountains and standing 7,726 feet above sea level, it also the third highest capital in the world. A city of global importance, it houses the headquarters for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. As a major city, it also has a thriving restaurant and nightlife scene. Visitors should try the unique flavors of the Ethiopian wat, a stew like dish served with a flat spongy bread called injera.
The hotel is close to many important historic sites. The Ethiopian National Museum houses the fossilized skeleton, and a plaster replica, of the early hominid Lucy. Other important museums include the Ethiopian National Library, the Ethiopian Ethnological Museum and former palace, the Addis Ababa Museum, the Ethiopian Natural History Museum, the Ethiopian Railway Museum, and the National Postal Museum. Notable religious sites include St. George’s Cathedral, Holy Trinity Cathedral, the 12th c Washa Mikael Church, and the burial place of Emperor Haile Selassie. The Merkato, the largest open-air market in Africa is a great place to pick up souvenirs.
The hotel has eleven restaurants and lounge/bar options featuring cuisine from all over the world. For the kids, Simba Club has supervised activities for toddlers to pre-teens including a climbing wall and plenty of treats. The main pool has soft underwater music and illuminated lights at night and provides towels, sun beds, and umbrellas. Snacks and beverages are served at the poolside Baywatch Bar. The Aqva Club has a range of pampering treatments available.
Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys
There are classic rooms, executive rooms, junior suites, classic suites, and executive suites available. All the rooms include air-conditioning, comfy king beds, flat screen televisions, mini bar, in-room safe, work desk, bottled water daily, bathrobe, speakers in the bathroom, Wi-Fi, hair dryer, and complementary tea and coffee in the morning. There is even a fruit basket available upon request. The executive rooms are located on the exclusive executive floor and have access to the executive lounge where guests can enjoy soft music, watch television, and conduct private meetings over a drink and canapés. The suites enjoy the added touches of marble bathrooms, a separate sitting area, and a balcony.
The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Addis Ababa, a city founded in the 19 C. by Emperor Menelik II. A modern city, it serves dual purposes as being both the capital city of the African Union and fourth largest city in Africa as well as being a gateway to the ancient and almost mythical past of Ethiopia. Situated in the foothills of the Entoto Mountains and standing 7,726 feet above sea level, it also the third highest capital in the world. A city of global importance, it houses the headquarters for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. As a major city, it also has a thriving restaurant and nightlife scene. Visitors should try the unique flavors of the Ethiopian wat, a stew like dish served with a flat spongy bread called injera.
The hotel is close to many important historic sites. The Ethiopian National Museum houses the fossilized skeleton, and a plaster replica, of the early hominid Lucy. Other important museums include the Ethiopian National Library, the Ethiopian Ethnological Museum and former palace, the Addis Ababa Museum, the Ethiopian Natural History Museum, the Ethiopian Railway Museum, and the National Postal Museum. Notable religious sites include St. George’s Cathedral, Holy Trinity Cathedral, the 12th c Washa Mikael Church, and the burial place of Emperor Haile Selassie. The Merkato, the largest open-air market in Africa is a great place to pick up souvenirs.
The hotel has eleven restaurants and lounge/bar options featuring cuisine from all over the world. For the kids, Simba Club has supervised activities for toddlers to pre-teens including a climbing wall and plenty of treats. The main pool has soft underwater music and illuminated lights at night and provides towels, sun beds, and umbrellas. Snacks and beverages are served at the poolside Baywatch Bar. The Aqva Club has a range of pampering treatments available.
