No bungalows actually, but a popular hotel with tourists and well off NGO charity workers.

Palms surround the parking area at the front, there is the Top-Shop boutique and a mini-market sharing the space with the far from Grand looking main block.

Beyond the low lit lounge and eception area, a corridor leads to the conference room and the main restaurant. Adjoining this, is the a Ia carte restaurant, strangely windowless but very attractive with African masks and a very good menu of well prepared and served food

The adjacent Monkey Bar provides a poolside eating area, the half roof rests on pillars' carved by Mr Kareem, a Nigerian artist living at the hotel.

The gardens are immaculate with lawn, hibiscus, Basse pots and palms which stretches round the 4 room blocks to the hotel's 175 metres of beach line.

There are 110 double rooms and 4 single suites with lounge & kitchenette with fridge & twin hotplates, a separate bedroom with built-in cupboards and en suite shower.

Fans can be hired for 25 dalasis p.d. Noisey Air con. units have been fitted in 50 rooms in blocks A & C, the D block has a noisy generator throbbing close to it till 12 pm each night, and 12 of th B block rooms are now 'de luxe' with upgraded decor, TV & internal telephone.

Bed & breakfast is 900-1150 dalasis for a double, 700-950 for a single