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Hôtel Beausejour Mirabel

Douala

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Hôtel Beausejour Mirabel is a lodging, located at Douala, Cameroon. They can be contacted via phone at +237 2 43 00 59 96, visit their website www.beausejour-mirabel.com for more detailed information.

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Douala
Added by Jopie, at 19 November 2013

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12 Reviews

  • ALEXANDER HUNTER
    25 April 2018

    Nice an central run down but cheap and clean

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  • Sunil Balwani
    11 April 2018

    Good hotel

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  • ABENA XAVIER
    07 February 2018

    Cool

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  • Patrick MANDENGUE
    11 December 2017

    I went to a party on the rooftop. Very nice and relaxing atmosphere with good music. However, with the lift not working expect to walk up 5 floors.

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  • Daeland Fouetia
    09 August 2017

    old hotel

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  • G-rar F'ce
    03 June 2017

    Hôtel est très ancien. Il mérite éliminé sérieux coup de neuf. Offre une belle vue sur la terrasse

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  • Alok Satapathy
    06 May 2017

    Worst place to stay ..I stayed there 4 nights. .room is worse with no service.
    Very old hotel.

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  • Moussa Gibrail
    06 April 2017

    Trop de bruits et vielle etat merite refection total

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  • Augustine Enang
    20 March 2017

    The hotel staff are very welcoming and nice

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  • Luther Nkapnang
    16 February 2017

    Hotel un peu ancien mais offre une très belle vue sur la ville, chambres propres et acceuil chaleureux.

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  • Stuart Hendin
    06 June 2015

    This property was built in the 1960s and nothing has changed in it since then. The front lobby is dingy and is the seating disgraceful.
    The photographs show a lovely aquarium but the reality is the same is covered in algea, and one has to feel sorry for the fish in it.
    The restaurant just off the lobby and if at all possible avoid it. When I first went into it it looked presentable. It chairs were covered with the type of full-length cloth covering that one often sees at weddings and the like. The problem is that these coverings in the fact coverings in the fact that the chairs were the cheapest possible plastic chairs and the one I was sitting on the second night I was here collapsed. It was only four or five days later that real chairs were installed. As often as not when you ask for something on the menu you are told that it's not available. Even when something is available it usually takes more than a half-hour, even for the simplest item to come from the kitchen and when it does it is often called.
    There are frequent power failures and at night when it is dark hallway from the lobby to the elevator is in total darkness and one is lucky to find an electric floor lantern placed to at least offer some direction to guests. One positive note,, the hotel does have a generator, and the same usually kicks in within a couple of minutes of the main power failing. However, if you have a room overlooking the parking lot – and half of the hotel rooms do – the noise of the generator which can go on for hours is well past the point of being either a distraction or disconcerting. One has to be careful using the elevator. The sensor in the elevator door is not functional and if more than two or three people are trying to get into the elevator the elevator doors will without warning close because there is no sensor functioning in the door.
    The guestrooms have not changed since the time the building was originally constructed. Some of the rooms are replete with mold. The walls in many of pockmarked and the same have not been repaired for an extended period of time. In the air-conditioners that went directly to outside their often gaps around same witchery provide an open invitation to mosquitoes and other flying insects. There are no mosquito nets in the rooms. In the morning, particularly on the upper floors it is common to find a lack of hot water for a shower or bath. The hotel advertises Internet but at times stringing two tin cans talked with a piece of wire between them would probably be faster mode of communication.

    The staff do try their best. However, it does not take a rocket scientist who appreciate the fact that by and large most of the staff are poorly paid and not at all trained.

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  • Franck Olivier WABO
    26 November 2013

    It is important to know that the hotel possessed 124 rooms, today there is the half only 50 functional and the rest is in a project of renovation to a big business center. However it is not the pictures of the part of the hotel which is functional. Thank you for visiting the website or seeing Facebook

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