Senegambia Hotel has sea views and stands on 20 acres
of shaded, landscaped gardens with its lawns sloping down
to its oceanfront location in Kololi.
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| Hotel Room Facilities & Services: |
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 325
hotel rooms (some with sea views)
3 types of accommodation at Senegambia
Standard Rooms:
Sleeps up to 3 guests
Double beds & twin
Baby cot available
Air-conditioned rooms
En-suite bathroom or shower with WC
Wardrobe, mirror
Writing desk
Local safe
Telephone (IDD)
Satellite TV with multi-lingual channels
Mini-fridge
Private sun terrace, balcony or alcoves
2 pin sockets
Laundry service & room cleaning
Apartments:
These rooms are most suitable for families with several
children.
Studios: (10) |
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Bars
3 restaurants with one on the ocean side
1 swimming pool plus a children's section
Pool side snacks bar
Child activities team & playground
Sun terrace and snack bar
Cinema
Animation team
Internet cafe
Ice-cream Parlour
Mini-market
Hair dressing salon
Large tropical gardens
Boutiques & craft shops & a craft market
Live evening entertainment
Car rental service offering saloons or 4 by 4 cars
Sports include tennis, squash, volleyball, mini-golf
On-site bird watching specialist
Extensive tropical gardens which are home to around 150
bird species, (including Hooded vultures) & palm trees
Air-conditioned conference facilities
A wide, splendid beach
24 hour reception desk
Wheelchair friendly throughout
Wedding services |
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Review:
Senegambia Hotel's service is said to be excellent.
No surprise when you consider they have been accepting
tourists since it was built in 1982. It was originally
known as the Gamnor or Gambia
Norway Hotel and the main complex was designed by
Truls Waage.
The accommodation stands on 20 acres of shaded, landscaped
land with its lawns sloping down towards the beach
at Kololi. The main building, which has 49 rooms,
is greyish-green and salmon pink interior, extensive
beams and crosspieces which are a pleasant feature.
The current reception, split-level lounge bar and
lobby were designed by J. B. Barian in 1998.
Outside the principal building there are 16 garden
blocks on 2 floors of 16 rooms each. The right-side
the Senegambia's largest block is made up of the restaurants
with the Flamingo á la carte adjoining the large table
d'hôte that extends on to the terraces of both the
front water course and the outside entertainment area.
From here footpaths slope down through well manicured,
shapely lawn and are accompanied by small man-made
waterways.
Midway down there are large sundecks and the main
pool. Down still further you will get to one of The
Gambia's best kept secrets: The Bantaba Inn. It is
a popular thatched roof pub facing the Atlantic behind
green guard rails and individually shaded seating
areas.
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