Ангола: аренда домов с завтраками

I had an absolutely wonderful time at Pedro and Ana's who really exceeded my expectations by far. They are just such a kind, welcoming and lovely family and I felt immediately at home. Being worried that I won't be able to find any food as a Vegetarian they even offered me food (delicious!) and definitely went above amd beyond. Their house truly is a place of tropical peace. Travelling solo I also appreciated the possibility of them organizing an airport pick-up and a driver for the weekend which felt very safe. Sr Domingos was great too, exploring the area with me ! Thank you all so much for a great weekend !

the apartament is very comfortable and everything is functional my family and i lovdd it,I highly Recommend it

Second stay, good as always

I was travelling to Angola on business but still a bit intimidated by Luanda's reputation for high prices - 4-star hotels starting at $380, and 2-star at $200 easily. So it was a pleasant surprise to find family-owned Narcisos Guest House on Airbnb for barely more than half that price, and providing the service you'd expect at a more expensive hotel. The room was very comfortable, with AC, hot water, and excellent water pressure. Room was cleaned every day. And since it's more of a guest house than just some random person's home, you feel very comfortable about staying there when in a new African city for the first time. Jandira the manager was especially helpful, becoming my virtual guide for Luanda. I don't speak Portuguese, so she translated phone calls, arranged taxis, and showed me to different parts of the city. She even drove me around the city a bit to do some market research. It's no exaggeration to say I would have been lost without her help. And because it's not in the downtown, there are actually a few nice, affordable places to eat. A Kero "hipermarket" is just a 10 minute walk away, and you see more of the city's character as well. Recommended to anyone looking for a nice experience in Luanda and not wanting to pay through the roof!