Khách sạn gần Đại sứ quán Ả Rập Saudi tại Addis Ababa

"Calm Corner Addis is a beautiful place to stay with very hospitable hosts and excellent and very large breakfast."

"Right off street. Safe housing. Lovely hostess with set up to socialize with other guests. Prompt pick up and drop off at airport. "

"Room was spotless. Staff was friendly and attentive. Location was good next to airport. Shops, bars and ATM machines close. Enjoyed my stay here and definitely will recommend."

"Great stay wonderful time "

"Very good"

"The service provided was excellent, with staff demonstrating notable friendliness and helpfulness. The rooms were maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. Overall, it was a very positive experience. Continued efforts of this quality are encouraged."

"Clean rooms good atmosphere easy access for transport shopping and dining overall I like it"

"I have stayed here before I love it. It’s super close to the airport, staff is very friendly and clean. I will continue to say here."

"Amazing stuff"

"Stuck for 9 hours in Adis Ababa, Ethiopia. SKY hotel is a great way to catch some zzz’s without leaving the terminal. No visa required. Lovely property with knowledgeable staff"

"My room was nice. Decor including furniture needs to be refurbished. Bathroom ceiling could use a fresh coat of paint. It is a beautiful property. There is road construction outside of the hotel. Good service."

"I have stayed in hundreds of hotels all over the world ( thru Expedia ) in my opinion it is a 3 star hotel not 5 star. Internet is lousy , room service sucks as there are no menu in the room have to call them to check what all they have on the menu . The worst is there buffet breakfast….. mind you security is very tight with swat team , it can be scary."

"The hotel has a very good standard in many respects. I was disappointed only by the breakfast in terms of its variety not including traditional Ethiopian cuisine. Most hotels include popular Ethiopian food which are based on ‘injera’ like ‘firfir’ and others like ’kinche’ and ’chechebsa’. I encountered only chechebsa once in the 3 days stay. Ethiopian diasporas would really love to see those food in the breakfast menu."