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An exciting trip up the Gambia River, a boat safari taking in traditional African villages, an excursion to nearby Senegal, bird watching in the hotel's own bird sanctuary, guided ornithological expeditions - all these wonderful options and more are readily available from your comfortable base in the hotel. The hotel has 204 guest rooms. Facilities include a reception hall, hotel safe, hairdressing salon, night club, conference facilities, Internet access, a car park and a kids' club. For dining and drinks, guests can enjoy the hotel's own bar and restaurant. Room and laundry services are on offer as well.
The main restaurant has 176 seats inside and 274 seats outside. The à la carte restaurant has 80 seats and is fully air-conditioned. The poolside snack bar offers all kinds of food and beverages, snacks during the day, ice cream and a kid's menu.
Pets are not allowed in the hotel.
The guest rooms, most of which have a garden and sea view and a balcony, are spacious and comfortable. All have a private bathroom with bath or shower, individual split air conditioning units, direct dial telephone, minibar to be filled on request, satellite TV and hairdryer.
The hotel offers a children's pool and a poolside snack bar, as well as massage treatments and a gym. The hotel grounds are ideal for sunbathing, football and other games. There are facilities for table tennis, squash, basketball, volleyball and darts. There is also an entertainment programme for children.
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How to arrive
The hotel is set within spacious gardens at the mouth of the Gambia River, only a 10-minute walk from the centre of the country's capital, Banjul. The hotel provides wonderful opportunities for both relaxing and more adventurous holidays. It is situated right on the beach, overlooking the sea. The Royal Victoria Hospital is only 100 m from the hotel, and Banjul International Airport is 25 km away.
