The price was too high for what it offered. Despite being an airport hotel, it's impossible to walk from the airport to the hotel; the area seemed very dangerous. I tried to request a shuttle, but received no response. The room was large and had two bathrooms, but one of the showers had no hot water and the other had low water pressure. The internet was terrible, practically impossible to use. Breakfast was very poor and had very few options. Although they said it would open at 6:30, it started being set up at 6:40, making it difficult for those who needed to leave early.

The Hotel is ok, but has limited options for food

The rooms had only 1 towel, so we requested extra towels before going to dinner. When we came back, the towels were still not replaced. The shower was not working properly, making it difficult to wash. I reported before I left

The AC didn’t work except in the bedroom. The bathroom sink and floor was dirty. The main elevator didn’t work. You couldn’t get water and the staff doesn’t speak English.. way overpriced for the accommodations

The breakfast is very limited and basic. The hotel is good for a lay over and back to the airport.

Close to airport but otherwise uncomfortable, poor HVAC, poor food, adequate

convience to airport

convenient

convenient

Come iebty

close to airport

It was overnight on the way to Surimo, perfect for our needs

Spacious needs updating and mold growing in the bathroom

Very clean, staff very polite

It's fine for overnight lay over

he hotel was good. The stay was secure. And very close to the hotel. I was picked up from the international by the Anglo American driver. Going to the domestic flight, I walked. Its a 3 min walk. The breakfast was fresh and good.

The staff is not professional

The property and staff are second to none with a USA South Beach Miami Beach vibe and literally less than 500 feet from the Luanda domestic airport and covid testing portable lab. However, the location is a 15000-20000 Kwanza ride from the Luanda International Airport and is also in a very rough part of town with a lot of trash on all of the streets. If you don't believe me, try Google walking or zoom in on Google satellite nearby streets. The neighborhood is very bad and shocking for the first time visitor from the first or even second world countries. PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE GOING TO LUANDA...LUANDA CUSTOMS IS A NIGHTMARE. THEY WILL TAKE YOUR PASSPORT AND HOLD YOU IN CUSTOMS FOREVER EVEN WITH AN APPROVED EVISA AND FORCE YOU TO A MANDATORY 7 DAY QUARANTINE IN LUANDA WHETHER YOU ARE POSITIVE OR NOT FOR COVID. MAKE SURE YOU PLAN BEING THERE FOR 7 DAYS MINIMUM. EVERYBODY AT THE AIRPORT WANTS AND SOMETIMES DEMANDS MONEY, EVEN THE STAFF. MAKE 2 COPIES OF YOUR COVID TEST RESULT BEFORE DEPARTING AND TAKE LATEX SURGERY GLOVES. THEY WONT LET YOU LEAVE / BOARD YOUR DEPARTING PLANE WITHOUT THEM.

Couldn’t use the stairs, may be for safety but when we got to the lobby the door was locked. Was never able to get on the internet which was important for me! At check in the woman didn’t mention hours for breakfast, and we couldn’t call the front desk from the room to ask.

It is not just a hotel room but can be described as a small apartment with a separate dining room/lounge/kitchenette combination. It is a quiet environment, there is a dining room accessible from the lobby on the ground floor where you can get something decent to eat and drink and best of all, is 70 meters from the check in kiosks at the Domestic Departures Terminal.