The Cape Hotel

The Cape Hotel In Monrovia sits across the street from Ekish Beach, the hotel has a welcoming lobby with several sofa seating area and wide screen TV. The three flor hotel has rooms that are slightly dated with desk and closet. Bathrooms are compact yet easy to manage in walk in shower with shampoos and shower gels. In room kettle for coffee and teas and small refrigerator. The hotel is decorated with African art in wood statues, paintings and some unique metal works. Breakfast buffet is ok with cold eggs, sludgy coffee, tasteless pastries. Good options include cereal, fresh fruit, packages yogurt We preordered dinner and dessert for our group of 18. Table appetizers include hummus and naan, mozzarellaSome will not receive main dishes until 90 minutes after service began. Bar b q was the best item of the night. Fried rice was good, even the shrimp fried rice which we did not order. Desserts were served before the mains of two people arrived. We were given commentary desserts and the chocolate mousse was the best Spa, sauna, fitness room available. Friendly excellent staff and security

I was lucky to experience the type of warmth and comfort one could rarely find outside of their own home, at the Cape Hotel, where I stayed for 4 nights that were too short and sweet. Having gotten a bit sick with the flu following my long trip from Addis Ababa to Monrovia, I was already missing home when I got to the hotel. However, after arriving at the Cape, the entire staff were so welcoming and guaranteed my stay was as comfortable as possible. The F&B manager (Greg) was adamant in seeing that I was well cared for and actually made me forget I was away from home at some point, making whatever was available easy for me to access, recommending remedies as a parent would, and making sure I was fed and watered properly. Since our meetings were also held in the Liberty hall there, it was so easy for me to organize everything (which also turned out to be smooth, due to the flexibility of everyone, to accommodate every change in our schedules and plans). I could go on forever stating everything that was excellent for me and my friends during our stay, but let me just add that, the rooms are comfortable, the amenities (gym, pool…) are really good and the restaurant… well, it was exceptional! If you’re going to Monrovia, make sure you stay there and if you have family you’re staying with, make sure you at least try the restaurant (with an amazing terrace btw). I will always associate Monrovia to the warm welcome extended to us while we were at the Cape Hotel!

The Cape Hotel is outstanding place to stay while in Monrovia. It is situated just at the edge of downtown in a very quiet neighborhood and across the street from the Atlantic Ocean. Rooms at The Cape Hotel are large and nicely set up for either a short stay or a longer business trip. The staff is always available to assist with your specific requests and the entire hotel is kept immaculately clean. The breakfast buffet provides a wide array of foods in addition to providing special orders.