Sakamanga
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Situated near the banks, supermarket and craft shops, Sakamanga has become a central focal point for many tourists in Antananarivo. The hotel's services are open night and day, and there is also a restaurant. The new fast food area serves quick, tasty snacks and drinks at low prices.
Sakamanga has a restaurant that offers Malagasy and French specialities. Another restaurant on the patio could also be used as a meeting room. Sakamanga has its own souvenir shop where you will find ethnic jewellery, Malagasy crafts, vanilla, typical "Saka" handicrafts and a large variety of T-shirts.
Facilities:
- Bar(s)
- Cafe/Coffee Shop
- Fax
- Internet available onsite
- Photocopier
- Restaurant(s)
- Souvenir/Gift Shop(s)
Services:
- Babysitting - Paid
- Room Service
Languages Spoken:
- English
- French
- Malagasy
Late check out policy:
Depends on availability
Policy on children staying with parents:
Children are welcome
Children are welcome
Cancellation Policy:
In case of cancellations more than 30 days prior to arrival, Deposit is forfeited
In case of cancellation within 30 days of arrival or no-shows, full amount is forfeited
Other disclosures:
- Bookings made within 30 days of arrival require 100% deposit to confirm.
- Bookings made more than 30 days in advance of arrival require 20% deposit to confirm.
- Full payment (the remaining 80%) will be taken at 30 days prior to arrival.
- Bookings made within 30 days of arrival require 100% deposit to confirm.
- Bookings made more than 30 days in advance of arrival require 20% deposit to confirm.
- Full payment (the remaining 80%) will be taken at 30 days prior to arrival.
Payment forms:
Visa, Cash
Visa, Cash
Check in time: 11:00
Check out time: 11:00
Meet Olivia Niaina and the team at ESF, your local connection in Madagascar. We operate from our central office in the Malagasy capital of Antananarivo, and take great pride in sharing our country with you. We aim to let you experience the warm hospitality of the people and the unique and endemic flora and fauna of Madagascar. However, we also encourage people to examine the social and environmental issues facing our country, to ensure Madagascar is here for their children and grandchildren to enjoy as well.
