Pet-friendly holiday rentals in Cotonou

the stay went very well we appreciated the apartment and its location as well as the responsiveness of the owner and his agency

Exactly as advertised, yet so much more. A beautiful space with beautiful people and excellent hospitality. There is an element of African craftsmanship in the execution of the interior design that vibrates heritage as well as the new age we are entering. Same goes with the atmosphere and the social connectivity. Book this airbnb. You will be happy you did.

The apartment and everything about it are wonderful. There is everything you need, the beds are comfortable, the terrace very nice. We were immediately helped with every question, whether in terms of electricity, mobile internet or just where you get fresh bread. We also used the car along with a super nice, helpful and reliable driver. I would want to stay with Sophia again with every stay. Thanks for two great weeks!

Overall our stay there was perfect Nice and clean house indeed Julien was always there when needed Can’t complain The only issue I seem to have is accessibility to the apartment is near zero with car unless you have 4x4 you can’t make it But great experience after all Thanks!!

We booked Renaud's apartment for a 3 day stay and it was amazing the experience. Quality of service; No complaints. Not only was the host super welcoming, with practical advice and above all very responsive but the apartment was also very clean and above all well equipped. I recommend it 10,000%

Great setting to have a great time. I would recommend it in a second. I'll be back soon. Léonce KOLIMEDJE

Everything as in the ad Tip Top check in worked well, all very friendly and accommodating. Some unexpected friendly services. Clean, well equipped, generous and everything works. Great apartment. I can only recommend it !!

This Airbnb fundamentally delivers, I felt safe and may return. For Americans considering, I would have a few notes. First though we say we want to discover places, I think often what we really want are places where at least one or two "Gringos" (to use Mexican parlance) have opened cute coffee shops and places more to our custom. This is not that neighborhood. That's fine, just disclosing. Second, I am not accustomed to thinking of how many MW of electricity I use. Benin is hot, it seems there's no insulation and I used around 3x the electricity granted to be comfortable (about $10 a day surcharge), plan accordingly. Third, though the host said power outages were rare, there were 3 short outages in my 10 day period and when there's no electricity, there's no water. Also fine (it's Africa), but disclosing in case you're working remotely and choosing between this and one of the big hotels. Quiet street, I slept well. Great host with long and prosperous career ahead.