Cape Point Hotel

This hotel is as well located and less expensive than its neighbors, with direct access to the beach. Bright and colorful neighborhood at the cape of this picturesque city of Bakau, where the population of the sand streets lives outside, and smiles spontaneously at strangers. A studied composition of small apartments around a swimming pool and its palm trees. In the rooms, nice wooden furniture. The water could be faster, and the wi-fi warmer, or maybe the opposite. The bathrooms are not new, but efficient. The clientele is sometimes danish , and polite. The hotel has its energy autonomy, so we are not subject to power cuts that often plunge the neighboring guest-Houses into darkness. In addition, a nice surprise, we can sleep. No dogs barking ate night. And far from the mosques, we are not woken up at dawn by calls. We feel good there, and we are welcomed with a smile. Nice housekeepers. The young receptionists are devoted, friendly and responsive, like Ara - and Amy, who found me a good taxi for 2am. They are nice, so we came back to say hello to them for fun, even we had left the hotel days before.

Sorry to say but a very poor hotel. The pool didn't seem very clean and the staff lacked any enthusiasm. Needs some serious attention. Would not recommend it although Cape Point is a nice place. There's some nice bars and restaurants locally

Family trip We traveled down to Gambia to attend a funeral seremoni and chose to stay at cape point hotell since that was familiar to us and the first hotel we ever stayed at in Gambia! It was a good choice! We lived next to family in Bakau and were well taken care off by the staff! They were there whenever we needed help and they were very supportive and service minded during our entire stay! All in all a good trip with a lot of new friends! We will definately be back! ☺️

Very good hotel the staff are lovely and if you want to escape the hussle and bussle of Gambia then this is definitely the spot

I stayed several years running, some years ago and had a soft spot for the Cape Point Hotel and for old-times sake and the attraction of a walk-in pool (I'm elderly now) I booked a week, direct as I knew someone locally to go in on my behalf as my enquiry through the hotel's website didn't get a reply! Unfortunately there were very few guests in Match and the restaurant was closed except for breakfast, cooked, which was very nicely served in style. However the room itself was dusty, the bathroom was somewhat shabby and with only a little shelf and no cabinet for toiletries - Heavens help a couple staying! Worst of all for me was I found the tiled and otherwise inviting pool desperately slippery underfoot when walking out and, I thought, too potentially hazardous for an elderly like me. After two nights I relocated. This still charming small hotel in a great location deserves a fresh and ambitious management to invigorate its prospects and lift the standard to what it was, and find a fix for that pool.

Das Personal war super hilfsbereit und hat das schon etwas in die Jahre gekommene Flair des Hotels wett gemacht