ONOMO will open its latest hotel in Conakry, Guinea

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Conakry

Guinea

Kaloum

ONOMO

Societe Generale

ONOMO will open its latest hotel in Conakry, Guinea

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Article Summary: ONOMO Hotels will open its latest hotel in Conakry, Guinea in December 2017.  The 155-key hotel is located in the Tombo quarter within the Kaloum district, a few minutes from the People's Palace. The hotel was built on land with a surface area of 9,000m², and will feature: 123 rooms, majority of which are 17m²…


ONOMO Hotels will open its latest hotel in Conakry, Guinea in December 2017.  The 155-key hotel is located in the Tombo quarter within the Kaloum district, a few minutes from the People’s Palace.

The hotel was built on land with a surface area of 9,000m², and will feature:

  • 123 rooms, majority of which are 17m² and offer a workspace, free WiFi access and other guestroom amenities
  • 29 one bedroom apartments of 36m², and 3 two bedroom apartments of 69m²
  • 4 meeting rooms to accommodate up to 200 people
  • business centre
  • 24/7 restaurant and bar
  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Fitness room
ONOMO Conakry Hotel Room. Source: ONOMO Hotels

ONOMO Conakry Hotel Room. Source: ONOMO Hotels

ONOMO Conakry Hotel Dining Area. Source: ONOMO Hotels

ONOMO Conakry Hotel Dining Area. Source: ONOMO Hotels

ONOMO Conakry Outdoor Swimming Pool. Source: ONOMO Hotels.

ONOMO Conakry Outdoor Swimming Pool. Source: ONOMO Hotels.

ONOMO Hotel Conakry, Guinea. Source: ONOMO Hotels

ONOMO Hotel Conakry, Guinea. Source: ONOMO Hotels

The project financing and advisory was structured and provided by the Guinean subsidiary of the Société Générale Group.  The bank granted several loan facilities at an estimated cost of approximately US$9 million.

ONOMO Hotels already operate in six African markets, with plans to build a portfolio of more than 20 hotels in the next five years, with an estimated 1,400 hotel beds.  Other planned openings are expected in Kigali and Durban in early 2018.  The Casablanca-based hotel group has just announced a €106 million fundraising by CDC, CIC Capital and its founding shareholder Batipart.