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Garden Oasis and Modern Comforts
Hotel Bel Azur Grand-Popo, nestled in Nicouécodji, offers a serene garden escape just 46 km from Ouidah Museum of History. The 3-star hotel boasts air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, a bar, and a restaurant.
Indoor Pool and Personalized Service
Guests can unwind in the indoor pool or enjoy room service during their stay. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities including a flat-screen TV, desk, and private bathroom. Some rooms even feature a charming balcony overlooking the garden.
Multilingual Staff and Convenient Location
With a multilingual staff fluent in English and French, guests can expect top-notch service and assistance at the reception. Situated just 65 km from Lomé-Tokoin Airport, Hotel Bel Azur Grand-Popo offers convenience and comfort for all travelers.
Ready to experience a blend of tranquility and modernity? Book your stay at Hotel Bel Azur Grand-Popo now!
This property will not accommodate hen, stag or similar parties.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Un peu déçu.
Hotel un peu vieillot, mérite une bonne rénovation.
Coupure de courant intempestif la nuit qui a gâché le sommeil.
Personnel plus ou moins correct.
This was a work trip and a mandatory accommodation. I (over)paid for the most comfortable rooms with breakfast included; however every morning when I went to breakfast it seemed like I was opening up the kitchen.
My room had a terrible view: the interstate. Smaller cheaper and less comfortable rooms had a direct view of the ocean. The gap in comfort level was pretty big between these types of rooms. There were some larger rooms by the sea but their bathroom windows gave directly onto the courtyard, not ideal for a tall girl traveling alone.
The hotel is well located on the beach.
The building is in a very poor state of repair. The window frames are misaligned leaving a large gap, giving free access to mosquitos. Similarly, the door to the balcony was damp and warped making it difficult to close properly. This is both a health hazard and a security risk, not to mention the sheer illogicality of having air conditioning in a room where the windows and doors don’t close. I had a literal red lamp above my bed. I think they are more used to renting by the hour than to international clients. The sofa is my room was broken in the middle. There was a weird school desk in the middle of the room. Why? Was there going to be an exam??! The hotel appears to be staffed by children who certainly have no training in hospitality. I awoke on the second day to the sounds of a woman beating a child in the neighbouring property.
The staff were helpful and friendly. The hotel is basic but clean.
I had to change rooms because the door didn’t close properly. Very large religious group singing all night until 04:30 on both the nights I stayed. Impossible to sleep. I’m not sure how a hotel can sell other people rooms knowing that they aren’t going to be able to sleep.
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