Sheraton Djibouti

Very nice location and clean. Hospitable staffs...delicious breakfast...see you soon

價格在入住過程中會變動

Saeed the barista was the best, with his kindness and welcoming attitude, I had a nice chat with him during sitting at the bar, and enjoying my time there, considering the long working day I had, also most of the staff were good people during my staying, and in general, the people here are friendly.

Friedly staff, specially Said at the bar was nice. The room was a bit old and the hotel building needs fixing. AC a bit noicy. Breakfast was a disaster as all "hot selections" were only lukewarm. It was good that they prepared omelet which was good. Also fresh fruits gets points.

The hotel is well located with a nice view. It has an outdoor pool and a gym. A nice restaurant and a small bar. The rooms are clean and well furnished. The staff are polite and smiling but sometimes a bit slow. The hotel private beach needs some cleaning and equipped with sunshades and beach chairs. The hotel buffet was mainly serving international cuisine but was missing typical local dishes.

In general, the value for money is ridiculous. Anywhere in the world the price would have been 20 to 25% of what we are paying here for the stay. Probably the market is expensive because there aren't many hotel options. The rooms are very old, poor finishing, besides tv, room furniture is 50 year old and have seen lots of visitors. Cleanliness was an issue on arrival, after complaining it got better. Staff is friendly, working area available in lobby, internet connection is ok, breakfast is meh, restaurants food is good.

I had a wonderful stay at this beautiful hotel by the sea. The staff were extremely friendly, helpful, and sweet, especially Said at the bar. The facilities -- pool, gym, the small beach -- were well looked after and in excellent condition. The restaurant was a nice mix of French and African specialties, and the breakfast buffet was delicious. I'd come back any time.

While in Djibouti, I had the opportunity to visit Moucha Island, situated about 30 minutes by boat from the Port of Djibouti. Organized through the Sheraton, everything from my initial inquiry earlier in the week, to the return boat ride back form the island at sunset on a Friday evening was seamless, a testament to the support of Zeinab and her team. Departing Port de Peche at around 9am on Friday morning, we headed across the Gulf of Tadjoura, gliding over the sea as we approached the island. On the boat were two coolers full of food and drinks, which, throughout the day, I was able to enjoy, freshly cooked meats on the barbeque, and ice-cold sodas on the Sheraton’s beach. With a number of lounge chairs situated underneath thatched umbrellas, I was able to keep cool from the overhead sun as I lay reading, listening to the waves play upon the sand. Occasionally getting up and taking intermitted turns to go swimming in the warm water, throughout the day, I remained carefree as I relaxed on Moucha Island. The Sheraton was organized from start to finish, with a safe boat, a beautiful setting, and delicious food. I would repeat myself, and of course would recommend to anyone looking for a nice day-trip to Moucha Island while visiting Djibouti.

Samia, Zeinab, Hawaya, Isa et Medina were really nice and friendly at the restaurant and the staff at the hotel are amazing. Big smiles and big hearts. The food is great, the chef makes good food. The rooms are not well maintained but it can be improved and the wifi is not good.