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ac_unit Air conditioning lock Safe bathroom Private bathroom tv TV yard Beautiful view
kitchen Fridge airwave Hairdryer Suitable for guests with allergies shower Shower emoji_food_beverage Tea emoji_food_beverage Kettle or coffee maker phone_in_talk Telephone self_care Toiletries dry_cleaning Towels checkroom Wardrobe
ac_unit Air conditioning lock Safe bathroom Private bathroom tv TV yard Beautiful view
kitchen Fridge airwave Hairdryer Suitable for guests with allergies shower Shower emoji_food_beverage Tea emoji_food_beverage Kettle or coffee maker phone_in_talk Telephone self_care Toiletries dry_cleaning Towels checkroom Wardrobe
ac_unit Air conditioning lock Safe bathroom Private bathroom tv TV yard Beautiful view
kitchen Fridge airwave Hairdryer Suitable for guests with allergies shower Shower emoji_food_beverage Tea emoji_food_beverage Kettle or coffee maker phone_in_talk Telephone self_care Toiletries dry_cleaning Towels checkroom Wardrobe
Great classical place, with prétentions of french cuisine. Quality can vary, but the high prices don't. We need to remind ourselves that quality restaurants struggle to survive in Bamako due to reduced demand as expat community dwindles and cost increase as availability of electricity is strongly reduced.
What I liked the most is the level of security. I like staying in local hotels in politically unstable countries. The hotel is discreet and it is hard to know it is a hotel. It requires buzzing in twice like a jewelry store to enter, then walking up a flight of stairs. My room was up an additional flight. I felt very safe and secure.
The decor is lovely and very Ralph Lauren. However, it looks like they forgot to renovate the showers, which were meh.
The breakfast also looked meh, so I skipped it.
But in a country like Mali, excellent security is paramount and the hotel seemed very safe.
Route De Sotuba Porte 2005, Bamako, 2126
Avenue Van Vollenhoven, Bamako, 00000
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M222+4HX, Bamako, 00000
Niaréla Derrière l'Ambassade de Russie, Bamako, Mali, Bamako, 3230
Route De Sotuba, Bamako, 1730
Avenue de l'Indépendance Ouolofodougou, Bamako, Mali, Bamako, Bamako
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The cost of accommodation at hotel Le Loft depends on the number of guests and dates. The average cost per night is $103.41.
You can book the hotel Le Loft on ReadyToTrip, with maximum availability of double and single rooms for both daily and long-term stays.
Online payment is available with Visa, Mastercard or American Express cards. Some rooms may be available without prepayment.
Many hotel bookings can be cancelled without penalty several days before check-in, which is convenient if your plans change.
Free Wi-Fi is available to guests of hotel.
Nearest attractions to hotel Le Loft: National Museum of Bamako (3.1 km.),
Check-in at Hotel Le Loft is available 15:00, check-out 12:00.
Le Loft is located 13 km. from Bamako-Sénou International Airport.
Parking is available to guests of hotel.
National Museum of Bamako 3.1 km.
I stayed here a few years ago and was very happy with my stay so wanted to book this hotel again when staying at the end of Ramadan with a friend. I also recommended Le Loft to another pax in our group.
The hotel is in a central area, has good security and has clean and comfortable rooms. It also boasts a good restaurant with a very good buffet breakfast. Wi-Fi works well and the staff are lovely.
We stayed here one night with no problems having booked with Booking. Com. I confirmed with the staff that they had our booking for a second stay six days later. However, upon checking in for our second stay, the French manageress was on duty and insisted we had no booking — even though we clearly had one on the Booking App.
She first said it was impossible as she had not allowed the rooms at the hotel to be booked over Ramadan. We pointed out that actually, we had booked several times over Ramadan on Booking. Com at this hotel with no problems so this wasn't true. She then said the multiple bookings and cancellations (due to flight cancellations) confused her system — but again Booking. Com keeps track of all this very well and we clearly had the booking and she had spare rooms.
So what was the problem? Well the lady didn't like paying Booking. Com an 18% commission — even though she had signed up to take bookings from that site.
She then told us to cancel our booking (what? cancel a booking that supposedly doesn't exist? Why should that be necessary?