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C’était bon le ce jour mes la nourriture est très chère la petite bouteille d’eau coûtait 1500f trop chère surtout la nourriture

From a complicit staff(just reference my prior reviews and why) instructed to disturb me, to mildew on the walls, to unnecessary loud noises throughout the day and night, Onomo dakar will never have my business again! They don't deserve to be in business, clearly.

The Onomo hotel is average by all counts, and certainly not worth the price tag they claim for the rooms. Top issue is their poor communication on booking conditions, I found impossible to change a booking period once payment was made on Agoda. The hotel refused to accept changing booking while on Agoda site, it was announced as 'flexible booking'. Turned out that neither Agoda nor the Onomo was willing to live to their words. Room are small and clean, staff is helpful, food is average and pricey. Never again.

I made the mistake of allowing my tour operator to book two nights at Onomo Hotel in Dakar. You’ll be sorry if you stay here. If you want a room… -that has no tea, sugar, cup, glass, a dirty electric kettle that is black at the base and pours black specks, book your stay here. -where you make 6 trips to the Front Desk to try to fix a broken a/c, book your stay here. -that has a broken a/c and 6 agents tell you it’s not broken, book your stay here. If you want to see roaches running around on the floor in the walkway, book your stay here. If you want a hotel agent to tell you that to warm up your room, open the window—at night when it is colder outside than your room, book your stay here. Only one of the 6 hotel agents finally explained that there are three temperature options in the room—Fan, Heat, Cold. The numbers on the thermostat are meaningless. All other 5 hotel agents fiddled with numbers on the thermostat as if it was a real thermostat. In my room, the thermostat was stuck at Cold. None of the 5 agents had any idea how to troubleshoot a broken thermostat. I advised the front desk agent Yanique at 5.30pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm and 9pm that I needed tea, sugar, a cup. He arrived at 9.53pm, woke me up to deliver them. He offered no apology. The hotel agent offered me a new room. After not sleeping for two nights because the room was so cold, I accepted the offer and shuddered at the thought of packing up my stuff at 4am on the second night. He checked the computer, wrote down several numbers. He then knocked on two room doors and wake up TWO guests at 4.45am! Stay out of here if you want a good nights’ sleep!

You know those pictures of the ruins of the once opulent residence of Mobutu Sese Seko at Gbadolite and the sadness it evokes? Thats how i felt at the Onomo. The staff who were supposed to be bilingual weren’t too helpful, the first room i was allocated smelled like it was an extension of a sewer. It must have been once grand and opulent but like Gbadolite had fallen unto hard times. But the beer was cold.