Các nhà nghỉ dưỡng gần biển ở Đảo Gorée

Daniele Ý

Cute and cozy hotel perfectly renovated, just like in the pictures. It is located just beside the museum of the house of slaves (main point of interest of the island). The rooms are spacious and clean. Lovely garden in court. Owners are nice and helpful. Amazing cocktails for apero.

Karen Úc

The accommodation was immaculately clean and gorgeous outside and in. Spacious, you get access to the entire ground floor. You are given a beautiful, home prepared breakfast with many choices. Host is welcoming and friendly. She is also a massage therapist with a dedicated, tasteful room upstairs. Massage was excellent.

Kenneth Mỹ

The staff were excellent very friendly and helpful. A lovely courtyard overlooking the harbor, overall a great view and location. Though mosquitos were very few, new netting over the bed was appreciated

Daouda Senegal

The owner and the personnel are very nice and kind and their service is impeccable. The rooms are nice and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious!

Anna Ý

Location was perfect and the staff were so friendly! Great price and honestly a highlight of our trip. The hotel owners also own 2 restaurants on the island, we went to the one across from the ferry Chex Thio, and honestly some of the best food we’ve had on this trip! The breakfast was also super good, bread, jam, coffee, fried egg, crepe and hibiscus juice. Couldn’t of asked for a better stay

Catherine Mỹ

Nafi was warm and accommodating, her home and garden are gorgeous and peaceful, and the room was clean, comfortable and quiet. The location was easy to find and Nafi even found and greeted us on our walk to make sure we didn't get lost, and it is only a few minutes to walk to any part of the island. The home is right on the water and is surrounded by her incredible garden, and her family is friendly and excellent hosts. I wish I could have stayed longer!

Chenault Mỹ

My wife and I have been blessed to have had beautiful and zen-like experiences on Goree Island since the late 1980s. Our most recent and memorable stay(s) at the Principaute reminds us of Maryse Conde’s work Segu, as attention to detail and thoughtfulness have united cultures, continents, and centuries. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting on the upstairs veranda and being able to take in the full view of the sunrise between the gently swaying palm trees and witness the morning commuters disembark the ferry as we dined on fresh croissants, mango juice, yogurt, fruit, and several cups of coffee.