Bissau
Bissau's most luxurious hotel, the Ledger (known to taxi drivers by its former name Lybia Hotel) is where politicians, businesspeople and the small…
Must-see hotels in Bissau
Bissau
When buildings age in the tropics, with cracking paint and creeping vines, they take on a sort of romantic glow. So it goes for this converted colonial…
Bissau
Don't despair, it's not a hardware store! It only seems that way from the street. Climb the steps from the side entrance to the bougainvillea-fringed…
Bissau
Don't judge the Malaika by its facade – nearly every building in the city could use retouching. The inside is more promising. A large colourful painting…
Bissau
Ideally located overlooking the city's central traffic roundabout (and presidential palace), the Império is a good-value option for those seeking comfort…
Bissau
Run by a knowledgeable Swiss-Guinean couple, this is Bissau's best, nay only, backpackers' stop. Housed in an attractive colonial-style villa in the…
Bissau
The cheapest acceptable crash pad in the city is most notable for its location in atmospheric Bissau Velho and within walking distance of the port. Rooms…
Bissau
Popular with visiting NGO workers for long-term rentals, the Diarama has bright, clean rooms with 24-hour power and decent bathrooms. It's conveniently…
Bissau
In the heart of the old town, the Ta Mar occupies a Portuguese colonial building. Gloomy corridors lead to small, basic rooms that are partly redeemed by…
Bissau
This Corsican-owned hotel is little more than a scruffy fallback option if you're in need of a centrally located last-minute reservation. The main draw is…