best hotel to stay in malabo

The landscape is beautiful and breakfast were great

For sure the best hotel in Malabo where you are have a beautiful rainforest and a golf course at the back and a beach in front. There is also a small island connected to the resort beach by a pedestrian bridge. The island has it's own small rainforest.

A very nice hotel with it's own beach and (small) island. It is 20-30 miles from the city on a six lane(!) excellent highway that is deserted. We had an unpleasant encounter with some drunk police who pulled us over on the way back to the hotel one day, but our local contact who was with us spotted their boss and after some discussion involving getting higher ups involved, we were sent on our way. There is what appears to be a nice golf course (didn't play), but I did play tennis one day. The courts were covered with rocks; staff came out and swept them from one court so we could hit. That took 15-20 minutes as all they had were small brooms. Like all other hotels aimed at travelers, it is surprisingly expensive. It has a nice buffet breakfast with good variety, but it's ~US $25 and dinner can easily top $40 (good quality, but not great). Given the size, it is a bit eerie how empty the hotel seems with only 0 - 3 other guests at breakfast or dinner, or at the pool or beach. The water in the ocean is bathtub warm and very clear. The staff was friendly and maybe half spoke English OK. Check in took a long time because they had some trouble accessing Expedia reservations some member of our group used; no trouble with our Hotels.com. Check out went better. Housekeeping was hit and miss with bathroom supplies. Some days they changed the towels, some days they took towels and didn't replace them. Same for soap. 1 out of 2 times they came after I asked at the desk for towels.

A very nice hotel with it's own beach and (small) island. It is 20-30 miles from the city on a six lane(!) excellent highway that is deserted. We had an unpleasant encounter with some drunk police who pulled us over on the way back to the hotel one day, but our local contact who was with us spotted their boss and after some discussion involving getting higher ups involved, we were sent on our way. There is what appears to be a nice golf course (didn't play), but I did play tennis one day. The courts were covered with rocks; staff came out and swept them from one court so we could hit. That took 15-20 minutes as all they had were small brooms.Like all other hotels aimed at travelers, it is surprisingly expensive. It has a nice buffet breakfast with good variety, but it's ~US $25 and dinner can easily top $40 (good quality, but not great). Given the size, it is a bit eerie how empty the hotel seems with only 0 - 3 other guests at breakfast or dinner, or at the pool or beach. The water in the ocean is bathtub warm and very clear.The staff was friendly and maybe half spoke English OK. Check in took a long time because they had some trouble accessing Expedia reservations some member of our group used; no trouble with our Hotels.com. Check out went better. Housekeeping was hit and miss with bathroom supplies. Some days they changed the towels, some days they took towels and didn't replace them. Same for soap. 1 out of 2 times they came after I asked at the desk for towels.

Stayed during a business trip - A wonderful stay in every way! :)

Excellent hotel except it is in the middle of no where, getting into town was very easy if you had your own transportation. No taxis . Occupancy was very low. Great private beach and golf course. Breakfast was excellent. Staff was great and since our flight was at 8;00 pm we were allowed to stay without any extra charge

Excellent hotel except it is in the middle of no where, getting into town was very easy if you had your own transportation. No taxis . Occupancy was very low. Great private beach and golf course. Breakfast was excellent. Staff was great and since our flight was at 8;00 pm we were allowed to stay without any extra charge