Lodging Type: Hotel
Dining: A la carte: Ethiopian and some international dishes
Facilities: Air Conditioning, Business / Conference Facilities, Child / Family Oriented, Fitness Centre, Forex desk, Internet - Wifi, Laundry, Showers - 24hr hot water, Spa, TV - Satellite
Activities:
Price range:
50-149 USD
150-300 USD
Best Western International operates the Best Western Hotels and Resorts. The international hotel chain was founded in 1946 and currently operates over 4,100 hotels around the world; its headquarters is in Phoenix, Arisona, and the chain offers a loyalty programme.
Best Western Plus is located in the prestigious Bole neighbourhood of Addis. The 160 en-suite rooms on 9 floors are made up of standard, delux, twin and corner suites. All rooms have aircon, phone, desk, safe, kettle and balcony; their bathrooms have phone, hair dryer, toiletries and both rain shower and standard shower. The delux rooms are larger and have views of the gardens. The corner suites have bedroom, larger bathroom, sitting room with sofa, armchairs and coffee table, and two balconies.
The restaurant serves buffet breakfast and a la carte lunch and dinner. Ferenssaye Legasseion Bar serves a selection of international drinks, pastries and snacks. Jan Meda Bar on the rooftop has big screens, well-stocked bar and great views. The spa has steam room, sauna and massage rooms. The gym has exercise machines, weights and TVs. The conference centre comprises 1 boardroom and 3 meeting rooms, the largest of which is called Lucy and can hold 110 pax. The hotel offers airport pickups and a concierge service.
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