阿凱西亞飯店

酒店有纱窗，因此可以开窗透空气，同时，有游泳池和开放式酒吧，靠近海边。

Not worth the price . Even though it’s cheaper

Very nice property, nice staff, but hotel needs an update. Things weren’t working properly like ceilings fan and wifi kept shutting off.

虫が出るのは残念。 シャワーホースが割れているので水量が不足。

Love the view, quiet and clean place. Staff are nice, helpful and professional. I will also looking forward to go back there.

Tres gentils tres pro, navette aeroport gratuite. Rapport qualite prix excellent.

The HIGH LIGHTS about this property would be the rooms with balconys, the Excellent outdoors seating space and my favorit being right by the water.

Cockroaches in the room. Dishes in the hallway for two days. Room was filthy. Shower was dirty and had calcium deposits caked over the handle. The worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I left after one night and will seek a refund for the entire stay.

Rapport qualités prix interessant et facilités de resttauration sur place. Wifi aleatoire compliqué pour une mission professionnelle.

Les Acacias was a great little oasis in Djibouti. Being able to come back to the calm pool area after being out all day was perfect. Rooms were in good shape and had decent wifi. The included breakfast was also pretty good. Be sure to say hi to Zeus the friendly pool dog!

Simple but pleasant hotel. Pool area is on the small side but overall clean and well kept. Staff are very friendly and helpful!!

This is a well-appointed hotel at the far end of Heron district. You will need a taxi to get here, or it’s a long walk to the center. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with powerful AC. Each room has a small balcony. The hotel is on par with most 3-star hotels in North America (eg. Days Inn, Ramada): Breakfast could have been better, and consists of many carbs. But, it did the job. Pool is nice and refreshing. Service was excellent! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. My shuttle to the airport was late by 20 minutes, but this did not affect my flight as I was already early.

The place was excellent as well as the staff

Suitable business traveller destination. Well appointed and reasonably priced relative to comparabes. Place needs a business centre though.

The staff was very friendly, but apart from that the hotel is far from being a 200usd ++ hotel.

The hotel can be easily reached from the airport via taxi. It is clean although not very well maintained. Lots of limescale in the shower but more than decent water pressure. There's no way that I could find to block the fan over the bed so if you're sensitive to noise that can be annoying. The hotel is quiet, good for sleeping and mattresses are on the hard side (which i personally like). Had dinner and breakfast and enjoyed both - including a glass of wine. The hotel is on the sea well enough but I would personally avoid swimming. Swimming pool is there although not very big. The most annoying feature is the building next to it that seems to belong to one military base for staff accommodation. Their balconies all look into the swimming pool so self-conscious swimmers might be embarrassed.

I have spent well over 100 nights in this hotel. It was never the best, but the staff was warm and friendly. The hotel management has always seemed to want to offset the warmth and friendliness of the staff. Last winter I had stayed close to 60 days, I had an evening flight out. I requested a late checkout. The only consideration was to charge me full rate for an additional day, even though I only wanted to check out at 4 pm rather than noon. It is not like it is a luxury hotel. It would be consider a low end hotel anywhere other than Djibouti. It happened again on this trip. My flight was leaving late evening. I wanted a shower having had to work the day--Djibouti, even in winter, is still a hot humid place to work. Their only option was a "half day" charge, which turned out was nearly full rate. Most quality hotels would have given such a long staying and frequent visitor, a complementary late checkout. No, my experience is they want the extra time to gouge their loyal customer one more time. Well this time was the last time for me. There are other hotels in Djibouti. I used to recommend the Acacias Hotel as being a good value when put in conjunction with the great staff. There are still some of those great and friendly staff members left, but I am joining the ones that are no longer there and leaving too..

Pas de plan de ville et peu de conseils. Très loin du centre ville et les taxis sont relativement chers. Pas de plage digne de ce nom (algues, bouteilles plastiques...) Il a fallu quémander tous les jours des serviettes de toilette. Des prix élevés exemple un soda à l'aéroport = 100 frs djibout, à l'hôtel 6 fois plus soit 600 frs djibout pour un verre et des glaçons! Par contre un personnel très serviable et très gentil.

Un accueil fort sympathique avec un staff qui cherche vraiment a aider ses clients. La chambre est correcte, mais rien de fantastique. La qualite de l'eau fait que la tuyauterie de la salle de bain laisser a desirer. Il faut cependant veiller a ce que la clim fonctionne bien. J'ai eu quelques soucis avec les telecommandes.Dans une telle chaleur, ca peut vite devenir embetant.

Wonderful stay. Pool area is relaxing snd inviting. Food is delicious. Staff is welcoming.