Lodging Type: Hotel
Dining: Ethiopian, A la carte: Good selection of dishes from around the world
Facilities: Air Conditioning, Business / Conference Facilities, Internet - Wifi, Laundry, Mini-bar, Showers - 24hr hot water, TV - Satellite
Activities:
Price range:
50-149 USD
150-300 USD
Best known for the Brazilian steak house on its rooftop, this hotel is popular with locals and visitors to Addis alike. The hotel is located not far from the African Union and the United Nations offices.
The 150 en-suite rooms are made up of superior, delux and executive suites. All rooms have satellite TV, Wifi, desk, safe, intercom telephone, hairdryer, iron, ironing board, minibar, toiletries, and tea and coffee making facilities. The suites, the more spacious corner rooms in each floor, have living areas suitable for hosting a private meeting. Fogo no Chao, the Brazilian Churrascaria on the rooftop, offers rotisserie beef, lamb and poultry. The Chefs’ Club has Ethiopian cuisine and some international dishes. The Lobby Lounge and Bar has cocktails, snacks and sandwiches. The conference centre has 2 meeting rooms furnished with audio-visual equipment and Wifi, and offers technology support and meeting planning assistance. Catering for conferences and events can be arranged. The hotel has a concierge service, and offers dry cleaning, laundry and valet parking.
Highlights in Addis include Entoto Mountain, the previous capital of Ethiopia; Shiro Meda, the city’s largest market for traditional clothes; the Addis Ababa University’s ethnographic museum; and Merkato, said to be Africa’s largest open air market.
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