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Sofitel Abidjan Hotel Ivoire SOFITEL ABIDJAN HOTEL IVOIRE Sofitel Abidjan Hotel Ivoire SOFITEL ABIDJAN HOTEL IVOIRE The Sofitel Abidjan Hotel Ivoire is the reference of luxury nested in the most luxurious and secure district of Abidjan (Cocody). The Hotel is ideally located at few minutes from the embassies, main companies and the President offices. This 5-star luxury hotel and its conference facilities have an international reputation closely tied to the great conferences and international events that have taken place in Africa. Completely renovated, our guests could experience a quality service while enjoying an unrivalled view over the entire Abidjan and the Lagoon. The Sofitel Abidjan Hotel Ivoire was built in 1964. Imagined by the president Félix Houphouët-Boigny and designed by Moshe Mayer, It was considered, at the time, as the most modern and prestigious building of the African continent. Every Ivorian has a story to tell about the hotel that is linked to the history of the city. It welcomed great conferences, international events, Political leaders as the king of spain, Bill Clinton, Alassane Ouatara and also very international stars as Michael Jackson and Barry White… Following the political crisis that the Ivory Coast faced, the Hotel was closed during 2 years for a major renovation conducted by the Lebanese architect Pierre Fakhoury. The hotel has a very contemporary architecture with a Tower overlooking the Lagoon and an artificial Lake. “The Tower” and its 209 rooms opened in November 2011 and “the Bar” still in the process of being renovated. Starting from January 2013 will start a new era for the Hôtel Ivoire as a Sofitel. ACCOMODATIONS L’Art du confort The hotel's rooms blend African art with colorful and contemporary decor: fiery red walls, chocolate-brown leather and flat-screen satellite TVs. You can also enjoy breathtaking views over the Abidjan rooftops or the Ebrie lagoon Toutes nos chambres et Suites sont équipées de Minibar, Coffre-fort, Télévision, Téléphone, Sèche-cheveux, et Wifi gratuit THE RESTAURANTS LE TOIT D’ABIDJAN Shoot up to Abidjan's finest French gourmet restaurant for dinner with a view over Abidjan's glittering rooftops. Executive chef Pascal Favier recreates the authentic flavors of France using the best of Ivory Coast's fresh fish and exotic fruits. Opening hours : 19:30-22:30 LA GOURMANDISE Visit La Gourmandise for relaxed all-day dining by the hotel's manmade lake, whether in the contemporary dining room or out on the large terrace. Buffets and à la carte menus feature international and African dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. Opening hours : 06:30-22:30 Buffet : 30.000 FCFA per personn Inspire your meeting The Sofitel Abidjan Hôtel Ivoire provides a unique venue to stage fruitful meetings and events. Our highly experienced team of Inspired Event planners will oversee every detail to ensure everything runs flawlessly. We offer a space where every detail has been designed to give character to your event. For a tailor made experience our chef continually adapts its Cuisine to new tastes and evolving trends. Experience the most sought-after conference rooms in Abidjan along with free WIFI with plenty of possibilities: double Diner Diner ROOMS Theatre U-shape Bloc Classroom Cocktail Cabaret U-shape Buffet Menu Balafon 100 40 60 40 60 100 60 80 40 Cosmos 20 18 20 12 20 12 20 Kossou 25 18 20 20 12 20 Auditorium 1650 50 300 60 800 1000 600 800 600 San-Pedro 100 36 30 40 40 30 40 24 Bassam 80 26 28 30 30 30 40 24 Foyer 1 350 150 200 Foyer 2 300 40 90 46 130 300 220 250 120 Salle des 400 40 90 46 160 250 160 200 120 Fêtes Colloque Korogho 10 10 12 10 ABIDJAN, la perle des Lagunes • Palais des congrès • Golf (a 5 min) • Business Center • Piscine • 11 cours de Tennis • Salle de fitness Une Magnifique expérience Africaine .
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