Spa Hotels in Addis Ababa

I had a great experience here. The manager is Chinese and was very helpful, assisting us with taxis and navigating payment issues, which made everything much more convenient. I felt very comfortable and at ease during my stay.

Flying from South Sudan to Ethiopia felt like going from hell to heaven! Addis Ababa Airport offers visa-on-arrival, and they accept card payments even if you don't have cash. I pre-booked an airport transfer with the DoubleTree by Hilton via Ctrip email, and the driver was waiting punctually in the parking lot – what a relief! The hotel staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, even late at night, with excellent service. The city itself is clean and modern, a stark contrast to South Sudan. Every taxi driver I met was so friendly, even asking me to save their contact details in case I needed help. Locals generally praise China, saying that Chinese construction teams have brought about huge changes, and you see Chinese-made cars everywhere. I highly recommend this Hilton near Addis Ababa International Airport!

We had a wonderful experience during our stay. The hotel was exceptionally clean, and the staff were warm and welcoming throughout. We were especially impressed by the team who served us breakfast and provided room service. The women, including Melat, were incredibly kind and friendly — starting our mornings with her bright smile truly made our stay even more enjoyable.

It’s been a great stay at Jano Hotel. Big shout to Michael he has been super helpful since we arrived. I would highly recommend him to be a manager. He was very welcoming and always ready to help. He is just a genuine great human being, big shout out to the girls at the front desk too. They were great. now for the hotel. The hotel was very conveniently located next to the new stadium. It’s easy to get around. There’s a lot of construction going on, but it will be done by the time we come back hopefully.

I stayed with a work colleague and friend at Sunland International, and the experience was truly remarkable. The location was excellent, and the area was vibrant, with plenty of people around, which we really appreciated. The best part of our stay was how friendly and helpful the staff were, without exception. A special mention goes to one of the staff members, Mr. Desi Wale, who was a true gentleman and assisted us with everything we needed. He was highly professional, courteous, and respectful, and his genuine smile and care made our stay even more enjoyable. If I were to return to Addis Ababa, I would certainly choose to stay at this hotel again, given how well we were looked after by the friendly staff.

We stayed for one night for our layover. It was a good stay close to the airport And was off the main road, which was nice but also was on a random back road. The room was clean, but was kind of small/crowded. The gym and sauna were nice. Breakfast was mediocre, Mainly Ethiopian food, but you could order omelets which was nice.

Some staff were good and front desk manager during the day but it's poor over the phone in the night and restaurant waitress. Couple of days we asked staff simple stuff, like butter and we was told, there's no butter and almost everyday breakfast it was the same except on Saturday, they provided samusas. There breakfast is very heavy 😕 😫.. rice, anjera eithopian pancake with mixed with eithopian spice sauce, different bread, mixed cooked vegetable, cooked cabbage, cupcakes, cakes and arabian beans and cold porridge make with water and one choice of cereal. The room is big but the cleaning is not good and we found cockrach but we already informed the front desk manager. Overall poor service, poor quality of food and poor cleaning.

The front desk clerk and the boss were very welcoming. Since we didn't speak the same language, the clerk spoke very good English and helped us explain in detail to the driver where we were going, making us feel like family!

This is my second stay in this hotel - although my first stay was not positive, but the hotel staff are friendly and they tried to help. The problems I faced previously such as no water to the room, during peak hours, still persist. So I have taken to shower during off-peak period. In addition, during this stay there were periods at night, of more than 10 mins, where there was no electricity to the room on 2 days. I think the above issues are due to the aged infrastructure of the hotel and hotel management should invest into upgrading these systems. Apart from these, the friendliness of the staff, more than make up for these inconveniences. But this is no excuse for the management not to upgrade the hotel infrastructure, since the hotel is often running full occupancies (due to lack of choice).