Mga Holiday Rental sa Gorée

Andrew Switzerland

Beautiful colonial house with rooms around an internal patio. Wooden stairs lead you to the rooms on the 1st floor. The view from our room gave on to quiet typical street with bougainvilleas and the tiled roofs of the town. Our room was quiet and restful.

Samantha U.S.A.

The hotel was in a quaint neighbor with amazing architecture. Our host was incredibly friendly and set us up with a great island guide. The breakfast was delicious. She also gives excellent massages. I would highly recommend this place for 1 or 2 people. It was really worth spending the night or 2 on the island

Juan Isaac Thailand

The best place on Senegal since now

James Canada

Breakfast was delicious. Host was very accommodating. Space was clean. The roof terrace was beautiful and a great place to relax. The roof was spacious and the bed was very comfortable

Catherine U.S.A.

Nafi was warm and accommodating, her home and garden are gorgeous and peaceful, and the room was clean, comfortable and quiet. The location was easy to find and Nafi even found and greeted us on our walk to make sure we didn't get lost, and it is only a few minutes to walk to any part of the island. The home is right on the water and is surrounded by her incredible garden, and her family is friendly and excellent hosts. I wish I could have stayed longer!

Kenneth U.S.A.

The staff were excellent very friendly and helpful. A lovely courtyard overlooking the harbor, overall a great view and location. Though mosquitos were very few, new netting over the bed was appreciated

Chenault U.S.A.

My wife and I have been blessed to have had beautiful and zen-like experiences on Goree Island since the late 1980s. Our most recent and memorable stay(s) at the Principaute reminds us of Maryse Conde’s work Segu, as attention to detail and thoughtfulness have united cultures, continents, and centuries. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting on the upstairs veranda and being able to take in the full view of the sunrise between the gently swaying palm trees and witness the morning commuters disembark the ferry as we dined on fresh croissants, mango juice, yogurt, fruit, and several cups of coffee.