Hôtel Olympe International - Bamako, Mali

Welcome to the Olympe International Hotel, a 4-star luxury hotel in Bamako , ideal for your business and leisure stays

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Welcome to Olympe International Hotel, a 4-star luxury hotel in Bamako, ideal for business and leisure stays. Perched atop Badala Hill, just 5 minutes from the airport and 10 minutes from downtown Bamako, and along the expressway to Bamako-Sénou International Airport, Olympe International Hotel welcomes you in an elegant and refined setting.

Our four-star establishment offers 130 luxurious rooms, equipped with modern bathrooms, satellite TV, direct international dial telephones, and high-speed Internet access. Discover a haven of comfort and tranquility for an unforgettable stay.

A Haven of Luxury and Comfort

Discover elegance and comfort at the Olympe International Hotel. Enjoy a spacious 350 m² lobby with a library, a modern business center, shops, and essential services. Savor our dining experience in three refined rooms and take advantage of our professional catering service.

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Colline de Badala. Route de l’aéroport., BP 2462, Bamako, Mali

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