Crumbling walls greeted us as we pulled into the Seme New after a long ride from Bamenda. The lobby was sparkling clean and the desk staff polite, well dressed and conversant in English and French. Our room, at 25000 CFR (about $60 per night) was touted as being "near the beach". There was no beach view, but nothing at this... more

I stayed at this hotel with my wife back in November 2006. The place is a piece of [----]. The bed is so uncomfortable, it will keep you up all night. The hotel staff speak mostly French, in a town that is English speaking. Restaurant menu is also only in French. The service is nothing if not atrocious. The only... more

The hotel is located on a magnificent volcanic beach (mile 11), surrounded by nice gardens. Really a place to be seen. Nevertheless, the hotel Seme Beach is not what I would call the perfect paradise retreat .... the CONS: - very expensive for what you get - the bungalows are situated in the hotel garden, but you could also call... more

Having just spent a few weeks in this hotel for work, I have a fair idea of the place. My room was clean and was well air-conditioned, the service good. In the restaurant the food was good (if with interminably slow service) and one is sits out on an open-air verandah overlooking the beach to eat, which is pleasant. Breakfast... more

The place looks beautiful from the outside with different activities such as the beach, volleyball, natural spring water pool, kayaking and more. The rooms were not kept well. They were dirty, AC not working well, shower flooded the room due to improper sloping of bathroom floor. The staff was very cold to us. The buffet was expensive. The waittresses rolled... more

très bel hôtel avec plage accès direct et une piscine naturelle d'eau de source l'hôtel a une navette pour aller... more