Yaounde Travel Guide

 Over60 Says:  I spent almost two weeks in the summer of 2010 in this hotel. Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience. The hotel is well maintained and clean, and the rooms and service are approximately equivalent to a one or two star European hotel. My room had a nice view of the... 

 Over60 Says:  I spent one night here in June, 2010. Although the price was favorable, I really cannot recommend this hotel. My room was cramped and dirty, and the bath was dirty and the commode was missing parts. The room, on the front side of the hotel, was extremely noisy into the wee... 

 Over60 Says:  NOTE: When I revisited Yaoundé in the summer of 2010, this hotel was closed. I have no idea whether it will reopen.I stayed at this hotel for two nights in 2007. It is located near the city hall and government buildings in one of Yaounde's more modern areas. My room was... 

 Geejeeem Says:  I`ve stayed here for several times over the last 18 months, and a next visit is planned for February. Clean and informal international hotel, 5 floors, small elevator and located in Bastos. Rooms are nice and clean (25m2), seperate bathroom, big working table in the room,... 

 GazyKattan Says:  Very good rooms, noiseless and cool; bathroom also very good. Thier dining room is large and well-equipped and they serve very good food. The best part is their location, near all the Embassies and offices of the foreign delegations and NGOs. While the Hilton and Le Mercure... 

 Rrroel Says:  This hotel is a real gem: friendly staff, clean rooms, a central location and a rooftop terrace with a great view. When we came back from a restaurant after midnight, the watchman was already asleep. As we were still in a good mood and rather thirsty, the man went out to... 

 Over60 Says:  I enjoyed about a half dozen good meals here while spending a couple of weeks in Yaoundé in 2010. The restaurant provides a nice change from the routine of Cameroonian restaurants serving a mixture of Cameroonian and French dishes, and the food--although not spectacular--is... 

 africateach Says:  Great place to eat! They have all the typical rice dishes and seafood platters. They also had a very fine assortment of wine that we partook in! You can sit in their little balcony jungle room, or in the garden they have gazebos and grass tables! Service is friendly, but... 

 Wafro Says:  The 125cc motorcycles(mostly Chinees) are know as fast and cheap public transport.Ashort trip will cost you 100 cfa.Attention: They don't have helmets or other protection! 

 Wafro Says:  Nsimalen international airport is the second largest airport in Cameroon and serves many international and national flights. It’s located 30 min. south of the capital.Leaving the airport with a taxi will cost you 3000 cfa during the day and at night it will cost you 5000... 

 Wafro Says:  Alliance Voyages is a private transport company covering almost the complete Eastern province.Destinations:- Bertoua- Batouri- Yokadouma- Nanga Eboko- Etc…Price isn’t that expensive, a single ticket Bertoua will cost you around 4000 cfa (6euro).The departure of the first bus... 

 sharatkum Says:  these are everywhere - you can find Vonda's (not the honda) - the japs will very soon run for their money.You can find yellow color taxis to go around; you can choose to share or hire exclusive ones for yourself. 

 africateach Says:  This was a very scary experience! We began the 2 1/2 hr journey in the rain! How do I know it was raining? I saw it outside? NO! Because the bus was leaking from the top down!!! It was hillarious to see everyone putting paper, bags and coats over their heads and screaming...