Hotels in Nampula

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• 3-star Hotels in Nampula

• Hotel Milenio
  "Large executive suits"
  "I have visited this hotel several times. The last stay was when I traveled to work in November 2011. The hotel is large, has large suites with modern décor and a TV, aircondition, internet access, a small fridge and tea and coffee. The breakfast is good and varied. Room service works well. The guest..."s care at the reception may improve. The new part of the hotel is excellent. The hotel should consider purchasing a generator because there are constant power cuts in the city and it is impossible to be without aircondition in the hotel, especially on hot and high humidity days. " More >
• Ruby Backpacker
  "The best place to stay in Nampula..."
  "Nampula is a weird place, and one of its weird quirks is that accommodation is generally expensive and pretty grotty. It makes no sense (and also applies in Cuamba...) Fortunately the guy who set up Ruby's on Ilha (which incidentally is the place with the great roof view that some other reviewer men..."tions...this one in Nampula is basically a house, albeit a very nice one) has now moved to Nampula and decided to cater for the fairly sizeable gap in the market. Yes, it is quite expensive for a dorm, but if you can find a better place in Nampula, well, good luck to you. We couldn't (and we looked at quite a few places the first time we came through). It was only on our way back - having heard about this place from people on Ilha - that we stayed, and it certainly makes Nampula a more pleasant place to be. Which still frankly isn't great, but better than it would be otherwise... " More >
• Ruby Backpacker
  "A bit expensive, ended up being worth it."
  "Over $20.00 for a dorm bed is a bit ridiculous to me. Especially if you're only sleeping until your bus leaves sometime between one and three in the morning. But, we ended up needing to stay so my travel partner could see a doctor and recover from an infection and Ruby's ended up being a nice haven ..."in the middle of Nampula. We were able to take advantage of the wi-fi (when it worked, which it seemed to when fewer guests were around, even during the day) and the kitchen to cook our own meals. Sonja (apologies if that is spelled wrong) was a great help to us trying to figure out the bus schedules and answering any questions we had or translations we needed. I still think it's outrageously priced, but it ended up being a much better experience than the shady looking guesthouse across the street from the bus "station" that we went to when we first arrived in Nampula. If Ruby Backpacker truly wanted to cater to backpackers, there would be a room set up, perhaps maybe even without a bed, ... " More >