House vacation rentals in Abomey Calavi

I've had the opportunity to stay in a large number of Airbnbs, and I can say without hesitation that Sayade is the best host I've met. Extremely responsive, warm and always ready to make the stay as pleasant as possible, he truly embodies hospitality. The house itself is spacious, well arranged and comfortable to stay in. On three levels, it offers beautiful rooms, a very pleasant rooftop to enjoy the outdoors, and a small swimming pool which is a real plus to relax. The quality of the interior is also appreciable, offering comfort and serenity. It is good to note that access to the house is via a dirt road in average condition, and that sometimes you have to wait a little to find a Gozem available to leave. However, no problem returning from Cotonou. Finally, the small hamlet where the house is located is typical with a few small shops.

My stay here was great! The staf is very proactive! Very nice apartment! I recommend not hesitate to book this apartment👍🏾👌🏽!

The experience was great! Indra was always there to assist. I recommend.

This is a great place. We wanted to extend but it was already taken. This is place is unique

Gilles' place is definitely one I would come to again when next I am in town. Everything was as it should be.

The place was clean easy to find and well maintained. Cozy and calm.

It's a nice place, close to the beach. I will recommend 100%

i would definitely recommend this listing to quality connoisseurs. The photos are identical to what we see on site. Everything is there and even exceeds expectations. Dishes are the ultimate and I don't exaggerate. I much prefer to stay in such an apartment as a hotel. The icing on the cake! the garden! Safety is guaranteed too. Go ahead, you will not regret it. Have a good rest

This Airbnb fundamentally delivers, I felt safe and may return. For Americans considering, I would have a few notes. First though we say we want to discover places, I think often what we really want are places where at least one or two "Gringos" (to use Mexican parlance) have opened cute coffee shops and places more to our custom. This is not that neighborhood. That's fine, just disclosing. Second, I am not accustomed to thinking of how many MW of electricity I use. Benin is hot, it seems there's no insulation and I used around 3x the electricity granted to be comfortable (about $10 a day surcharge), plan accordingly. Third, though the host said power outages were rare, there were 3 short outages in my 10 day period and when there's no electricity, there's no water. Also fine (it's Africa), but disclosing in case you're working remotely and choosing between this and one of the big hotels. Quiet street, I slept well. Great host with long and prosperous career ahead.