Beste Hotels mit Fitnessstudio in Serekunda

We first came to Kombo with our kids 30 yrs ago & have been back on & off over the yrs.This is our 4th visit & the newly renovated hotel is lovely.My husband thinks it's list it's African charm & I know what he means but it has a while different vibe. Can't fault the flight with Titan,it said a light snack would be served so we bought food with us but you got complimentary coffee ot tra with biscuits then juice,sandwich & cheese & bics later,the only thing you had to pay for was alcohol. We were dissapointed when we got our our premium sea view room as it overlooked the pool but we were changed the next day to a lovely Seaview room on the 3rd floor in block 1. The food is very good with lots of choices but the icing on the cake was Friday night grill night(which I thought you might have to pay extra for) bbq on the beach( chicken,prawns,beef & salads) with African dancing.The atmosphere was brilliant,it took me back 40 yrs to when I first started travelling on tropical holidays.

This was my first trip to The Gambia and it was literally a first trip whereby I tripped over, broke and cracked my two front teeth after falling flat on my face! After exiting the restroom located within the foyer. I tripped over a metal frame positioned at ground level. Not to the same degree as me, I know that other guests have had near experiences when leaving this restroom (see picture. I shudder to imagine what would have happened if this had been an elderly person or a parent with a baby. It is for several reasons that I would never recommend this hotel: A) No matter the nation, health and safety should always come first and be the priority in any hotel establishment. I cannot even begin to count the number of times I have heard someone say, ”Well, this is Africa.” No justification! After my experience, no precautions were made to ensure that other guests wouldn't have the same experience. In fact, the hotel manager wrote: ‘It is important to note that the hotel never have any reported incident from any guest, neither staff since the establishment of this resort in 2020’. The fact that I experienced it and reported it does not imply that no one else has ever tripped or had near miss experiences, even though you may not have had any reports. B) The general manager has some serious communication problems (once you manage to find him), such as a lack of empathy and an inability to listen to others. I am unable to be name him owing to legal concerns, but his middle name should be ”Avoidance.” C) Periods of no power occur frequently. This happened almost every night during our stay since their generator shuts down due to an overload of power and overheating. One evening, as my mother and I were getting ready for an event, we had to use our cell phone lights as a guide. Moreover, when this happens, there isn't any water available for a shower. Also, no functioning primary shower head, had to utilise the hose, whenever there was water available. D) One could not have a private moment since the bathroom door would not stay closed. Thank goodness my mum was with me. E) Someone managed to use their hotel room key to get into our room one night (mistakenly), the lock had to be changed. Yes, that did in fact occur! F) Though I wasn't expecting the Ritz, I would have expected it too at least be kept up, despite the attractive photographs on the website. This review is from a sincere individual. Though I don't usually post reviews, I felt compelled to write this review because I don't want anyone to experience what I did or am currently experiencing. I also regret that I was unable to shorten my stay. I am utterly disappointed because this was also my first trip to West Africa!

Schöne gepflegte Anlage mit viel Vegatation und alten Bäumen, viele Vögel und manchmal mit Affenbande. Wir hatten ein Superior Zimmer gebucht, aber ein Standartzimmer erhalten, was wir erst nach einigen Tagen bemerkten. Standartzimmer sind okay, allerdings das Bad und speziell die Dusche sehr klein. Supererior Zimmer viel größer, Bad auch. Wlan dort vorhanden, sonst nur in der Rezeption. Allerdings war auch einiges in den großen Zimmer eher schlechter als in den Standartzimmern: weniger Ablagefläche im Bad, dafür Fön. Duschbrause nicht höhenverstellbar oder abnehmbar. Eine Bettdecke statt zwei, Nachttischlampen leuchteten nach oben. Zimmer näher an der Rezeption sind dem lauten Abendprogramm bis nach 22 Uhr ausgesetzt. Der Essensbereich ist sehr lieblos gestaltet und laut. Es gab quasi kein Obst. Immer die gleiche Käse- und Wurstsorte. Wir hatten nur Frühstück gebucht und waren jeden Abend in einem anderen Restaurant essen direkt am Strip vor der Tür. Sehr schön vom Ambiente u.a.The green Mamba garden oder das Scala Restaurant. Oft Lifemusic in der GT´s Bar. Am Strand waren die Plätze manchmal knapp. Die Liegen und Matten leider sehr alt. Ungewöhnlich auch, dass man für ein frisches Strandtuch Geld bezahlen muss. Wir haben 2 Ausflüge mit örtlichen Anbietern, nicht Hotel, gemacht. Banjul und raus aufs Land incl. Bootstour in den Mangrovenwäldern und Viehmärkte). Man sollte sich auf einiges Geld an Trinkgeld einstellen. Das ist sehr wichtig für die Menschen dort. Man wird viel von Verkäufern angesprochen, aber sie lassen einen in Ruhe, wenn man sagt: Maybe tomorrow oder weitergeht. Ansonsten sind sie sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Gerne wieder.