Hotel Grand Hotel Du Niger - Niamey

Located in the Terminus district and overlooking the Niger River Welcome to the Grand Hotel du Niger

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The Grand Hotel offers a unique experience in the heart of the capital.

With 93 rooms, including 36 with views of the Niger River and all recently renovated, its charm remains authentic thanks to its intimate atmosphere, quality service, and warm welcome. The hotel, its two restaurants, and two bars welcome you in a convivial setting.

Grand Hotel du Niger

BP 471 Niamey - Niger

Tel: (+227) 20 73 26 41

Tel: (+227) 20 73 26 42

Fax: (+227) 20 73 26 43

Email: contact@grandhotelniger.com

Website: www.grandhotelniger.com

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BP 471, Niamey, Niger

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